everyone can be redpilled, because redpills are just the truth

@Dunkle czy jesteś polakiem?

I also plan to move back to poland, have land there but need to learn the proper skills

widzę

private tutor for free kek

i like the russians, if they just didnt accept that communist crap we could be fine

Eastern europe to the rescue again

us eastern folk have been fucked too many times to not fight back

(((they))) will try

but i know our people arent buying it

its much harder to get women involved with a movement like this

what james said, they will see success and move in

@Dunkle bullshit, 4chan is nothing but non-white males larping as white males

thats funny shit

asians can be pretty redpilled

yes no mixing but you can appreciate the culture

kek

^

people want to force this 'we are all the same' bullshit

no just accept the differences and work off your strengths

you cant even talk with most of the chinese here

get on that soon my man

good plan

They realize that leftist policies, left to run rampant, destroy society. They're learning that the left's paradise & end goal is untenable. Thats why their flocking to our side.

That picture is a goal to attain

They like grouping them so the stats arent so far skewed in favor of the right. We see the stats when they are split into their correct subsets.

Hello to all of the newcomers, please check out <#359432753474699274> to read up on the server's purpose.

Then check out the rest of the channels to learn about our book club, film club and everything else we do here.

Also make sure to introduce yourself in the <#360119581140058112> . Good to have you all here.

Yeah a big part of fascism is tapping into the frustrated feelings of the population.

Don't think it's wrong to do so, emotions can't be completely written off as useless. But fascism doesn't have one specific doctrine. Each movement is different and a different doctrine is adopted for each once it has matured enough.

@Roman Dreams How do you feel about the book so far? I like how the author attacks the topic.

I am planning on doing a voice chat for the book, but If more people would participate for a text discussion, I would consider it.

The book club will be held on Sunday, roughly ~10pm EST. I need to get a proper count on how will be attending so that we can find the optimal time for those who want to attend.

@everyone, if you have been reading the book and plan on attending the book club, @ me in this channel so I can get a head count. Make sure to include the time intervals you are available this sunday.

I want to compile a list of essential reading on various topics, including Philosophy (metaphysics, logic, etc.), Politics (specifically right wing), homesteading, survival, etc. If you have an idea of a book that is a good read to get into a topic, @ me in this channel and I will throw it into a list. Eventually, we will have a list with essential readings and then books to delve deeper into the topics.

@Belisarius noted. Will add under History/Philospophy. Thank you for the suggestion.

Don't have a list made up at the moment. This channel has a lot of reccomendations, but I want to organize them under topics.

@P14 Thanks for the recommendations. Those are a lot of good books on philosophy to start with.

I feel you @Roman Dreams sometimes i just feel like our society is so fucked

@everyone The book club is today! For this week, I am going to test it out over text in this channel. For the next meeting, we may attempt a voice discussion.

We read the Anatomy of Fascism, so I mocked up a few questions and possible talking points to keep in mind for the club meeting, which will be 10pm Eastern.

- From the descriptions of the coming to power of fascist leaders and parties, do you see any similarities to the current day? Do you believe a fascist leader could take power today?

- As stated in the text, do you find fascism's lack of a central doctrine a problem? Or does the absence of one enable fascist leaders to move more freely when pursuing goals?

- Related to above, do you believe that humans need detailed guidelines to live by or are more general rulesets fine?

Ex. Having a detailed workout routine, or going to the gym with the idea to work out certain ares of your body, but no specific workouts planned.

- The author focused on the coming into power of the fascists, a huge factor, he states, was the power and position held by conservatives who allied with the fascists. Do you believe that the fascists could have come into power without these conservative allies? How so?

- Why would a people support fascism (or authotarianism)? What would those who didn't support fascism do to fight it? The book seems to point that the fascists allied with the conservatives, do you believe opponents of fascism would side with the left to fight its rise (just as some liberals are doing now: joining the right to fight the marxists?)?

- General Topic of Discussion : Fascism as a system of government, authoritarianism, the book's approach, the writing style of the author & questions/topics you wish to bring up.

@PebbЛe The everyone tag does not discriminate, all will be notified.

@The Bottle We read the Anatomy of Fascism (started about two weeks ago), and now we are discussing it.

You can find a pdf in a previous post on the announcements page.

@Lorenzo I am talking with Orchid about making a separate channel for the book club. Once we hash that out, we should post of responses to it in the channel. We can hop on a voice channel if we decide to.

We wont talk about it for a couple hours, text discussion will go on all day but we can do a voice chat later today, sometime around 8-10pm eastern.

Rilath, it is a long read. You can still skim through it, possubly read a cliffnotes on it. But you can still particioate in the discussion, because I am sure we will touch upon topics that dont require you to have had read the book.

Alright boys new channel, lets keep that one uncluttered and only talk about the book.

I like the idea.

Are those that want to participate in the discussion available now? It is just a text meeting for this week.

I will wait for a couple more people to show up.

Let us kick it off and answer some of the questions above, respons and then bring up anything else anyone wanted to talk about.

- From the descriptions of the coming to power of fascist leaders and parties, do you see any similarities to the current day? Do you believe a fascist leader could take power today? I would say yes, I see an un-happy population of people, mainly white men, who are sick of the current way of things. Marxism is rampant and a threat as it was back in the early 1900's, and these are both factors needed to bring up a fascist power.

I also don't beleive the fascists could come to power with allies. The normal citizen will see them as too strict/too 'out there'. But once their leaders start aligning themselves with fascists, then they will be more accepting.

I do see that distinction @Orchid . The left wants to spread their ways across the globe, but that is what marxists tend to strive towards.

Fascism is much more tailored to each country that it rises in, and that is why Fasicsm doesn't have a central doctrine, but simply similarities between each of the different individual movements.

@Orchid yes

trying to type fast doesn't always work out well

@rilath I also believe that fascism is inevitable, hopefully if it does come to pass, it will use authority to fix the problems with society and its people, then through generations the idea of the hard-working, nationalisitc citizen will be imbedded in the youth and the iron first of fascist authority will no longer be needed.

Seems fascism is almost a natural resposne in that sense, when society is degeneratiing into an unnatural state, fascism rises up to set the world back to its proper order. To remind us all that we are not god, we are not perfect simply because we exist, but that we have to strive for perfection through sweat and blood, if need be.

@rilath me too

@P14 That is am interesting way of looking at it. I call myself a fascist, definitely a societal one, probably even a spiritual fascist, but the economic portion is still something I am trying to figure out. Could you elaborate on what principles a sipiritual fascist would hold?

Alright, I will look more into it. Thanks for bringing up the point though.

UPDATE: Since many are not done with the previous book, we are pushing this back a week. . . . Calling all to the book club. These two weeks we will be reading Revolt Against the Modern World by Julius Evola.

On Nov. 12, we will meet up and discuss the book. Exact times will be posted closer to the date.

You can find the pdf at the link below, purchase the book from Amazon for ~$20 or it can be found on youtube.

http://www.cakravartin.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2006/08/Julius-Evola-Revolt-Against-the-Modern-World.pdf

https://www.amazon.com/Revolt-Against-Modern-World-Julius/dp/089281506X

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sCIDFGKSaW0

Did anyone see that thread saying that Soros was actually on our side. He funded these leftist groups to wake us up and fight against the degredation of our society. I found it funny.

Yeah, wasn't sure if he was serious or just making a good joke.

Actually I am still drilling through anatomy of fascism too.

Alright, I updated the post in announcements, but will mention it here too. Since most of us are still reading anatomy of fascism, I am going to push the other book back a week. So this sunday, we will gather again and talk about the anatomy of fascism. Then two weeks from this sunday we will discuss the Evola book.

@StaysafeTV - 191 lb Muscle Man I agree that music w/o lyrics forces you to derive meaning from it. I know when I hear certain songs, certain events and feelings come back because I associate certain scenarios in my head to certain songs. For example, I always think of a medieval battle when I hear certain songs from Two Steps From Hell. I listen to a lot of electronic and it is mostly without lyrics so same applies to it.

@rilath I was raised Catholic. The sense of community it creates between my people is what mainly attracts me to it. That is a hard question to answer; not sure, but for now I believe that anyone can believe in what they wish as long as it isn't self-degrading or societally-degrading.

I was feeling spiritually empty for a years too. But I have recently started doubting atheism. Even if no religion turns out to be right, at least we can look to it as something that binds communities. Also as cultural treasure chests. I have been looking into slavic paganism and it is showing me a lot of interesting things about my people. So religion can be helpful for that as well.

Agreed paganism can be a treasure trove of the culture of your ancestors. Adding the fact that paganism is more interesting and that I have a hard time accepting any religious docteine as absolute truth, I think paganism is something good to look into.

I think the Catholic church is corrupted to a point. The larger churches are just money hungry, always asking for donations. The smaller Polish ones I go to are much better. Less tolerant of all the bullshit the church is peddling becausw of the (((pope)))

@P14 I am in the same boat, I am genuinely interested in paganism but do not believe the gods are real or worship it as a religion. I view religions as things to look to for guidance as lessons and a collection of beliefs that benefit the people, but i do not necessarily believe the stories or god actually happened/exist. I am still struggling with the question of religion, but that is my take on it.

Kek

I will take a look at the text, right now we are reading Revolt against the modern world

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Never canoed, want to though.

agree with Chris, drink no-calorie drinks. If you stuff yourself with something like sparkling water then you won't be as hunger all the time. It will give you a liquid belly but that passes. It's a way to help with eating too much food.

Hello everyone, heard about the group from one of your members that visited Cascade Front. I am a mod there like @Orchid & @Rin. Interested in touching base with the like-minded people here. Also, I am from the Midwest.

Slavic brother!

Cześć @BellicoseSlav , jak leci dla moim rodak?

@Guy Führereri🔥 Glad one of my pieces made it here! It is the one with the mountain range and the kolovrat (slavic sun wheel)

To jest Dobrze

Dobrze, ja piszę papierża dla moim polski kurs

I see Orchid has already put up a link to our server in <#388776926782685194>, but I once again welcome all to our discord server. I am sure you will find many like-minded people there.

@BellicoseSlav Dziekuję. And no worries, my Polish isnt 100% either, when you grow up with it, you pick up a lot but I am still no where near fluent. I need to check if I am conjugating correctly and find myself translating words I have not idea how to say in Polish.

Beautiful language we have, but damn is it difficult.