@Deleted User There's also this Dante.

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traps are gay

if you were so straight, you would only like girls, not girly men with dicks and balls

That reminds me I spend many hours yesterday to check around how much fanarts of trap Shimakaze there are, and I haven't even touched Pixiv or artistic sites.

If our understand of 'what works' was sufficient we would not need to rely on opportunism and the right time to 'make things happen'. If we study now, and have good theory, things can happen right now. And I think that such an understanding is needed even in the future. Because one setback, and you will revert to opportunistic thinking. Pragmatism must be active not passive. @Deleted User

We must outlaw Chopin

Just ignore Chopin

@ego_sum_jeffum I'm in love with chopin though

@ego_sum_jeffum I was surprised discovering he was an Aussie and not a Pole like me, Chopin is a big thing here, apparently also in East Asia.

Knew you 2 were both gay

lel

He's not denying that lol

he's not gay I don't think

He posts stoya images

That's pretty gay

Stoya is a girl tho

Watching porn is gay

true

Who's Stoya?

Chop's crush

His idol

All I know about stoya is the fleshlight

oh and @Deleted User is chop in case you didn't know

Ah

I've never seen him posting as a Dante

Wait I thought Chopin was an anarcho-primitivist, not individualist?

@Deleted User Only way the system's getting replaced is via destruction of the old. And as it stands it'll take revolution

I think active pragmatism is key. Even if it fails, it is a learning process, and each iteration provides an improvement on the last. Providing we maintain and update theory throughout. The next step is indeed some kind of radical transformation. But which exactly? And what comes after revolution? How is it motivated? All important questions. I guess the only way to find out is with action.

A complete failure and non-starter is infinitely more valuable as a learning experiment, than being resided to speculation and engaging with nothing at all. @Deleted User

Of course with failure comes loss and cynicism. Some kind of collective project is necessary, to keep the scientific theory objective and push forward with learning from the setbacks.

@Deleted User There requires a certain amount of skilled peoples to begin a movement. Slowly but surely we're working on it.
Also
>Egoist
Egoism is a spook

Read Mein Kampf

>Egoism is a spook
Don't worry. I am realising this. I have to defeat myself and I will.

Just like once before I defeated the religious impluse in myself, at least in a structured official capacity.

Free copy

@Deleted User Faithlessness is a deadly mistake

It's better to believe in a God than not to, to hell with Marx

The problem he recognized led to a false conclusion