Message from @Ronny TX
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"This destiny does not tire, nor can it be broken, and its mantle of
strength descends upon those in its service." - Francis Parker Yockey,
IMPERIUM
Still no Georgians
Hatred absolutely comes naturally to us. The Jews have spent two millenia trying to purge it. Hate may be the most important attribute we ever had.
There is absolutely nothing wrong with hate.
When one lacks hate, one will not act in the interest of his race and nation
It is natural and good that one hates one's enemy.
It is unnatural and evil when Jews direct that hatred into their own interests, but teach us to feel shame when hating properly.
Of course. Like I said, we must elliminate our enemy to elliminate the hatred.
We'll still need it. Even among our own people, there will always be subversive elements and promoters of degeneracy. They must be opposed with hatred.
You can't love a thing and not hate it's polar opposite.
Just as you cannot have love without hate. Without one, the other is meaningless.
The purging of hatred makes ideas like love meaningless
In honorable warfare, one does not hate their enemies, because their enemies are fellow warriors, just on the other side. Hatred became necessary when deception became introduced to war. Hatred became necessary when the people learned to love peace and could only be roused to fight by hating. That's why Hitler is so demonized: to justify the war waged by the Allies. They have to teach us to hate the "enemy" that they want us to fight, while we naturally hate (((their ilk))) for being such vile dens of vipers.
You don't think Hitler hated the Jews and communists?
That's just not true.
Jews are the worlds victims
Theyve literally lied about their entire history
And there is no such thing as "honorable warfare" unless by that you mean doing whatever it takes to win.
That's what I'm saying, we naturally hate them because they introduced deception and trickery to war and removed all honor from it
Guns took a lot of honor out of warfare
If your enemy is deserving of respect and honorable treatment, then it is a dishonorable act to make war with him.
When Europeans fought Europeans, before the Jew came, there was honor and (probably) not hatred.
When you go to war, you should always behave like beasts, killing machines. There is no place for codes and treaties and "fair treatment." War means the death of your enemy, the destruction of his ability to ever challenge you agin, the erasure of his name and legacy from history. Anything less is not a victory.
Anything less than carnage and rape on the battlefield leads to more wars. These Codes of Honor" of which you speak enabled Lords and Kings to make war for their own advantage, whenever they felt like it. The people suffer then.
The wars we have now are a great example. So long as the casualties aren't too high, and they don't affect the populace of whichever side is winning to a substantial degree, the wars will never end.
That's true
There are certain codes that are different, like parleying under the white flag, but those are just ways to have an orderly war.
Yeah. The Geneva Convention is definitely bs tbh
The US gov certainly agrees. Despite being a signatory, we use the Geneva Convention accords as toilet paper. If that weren't the case, you'd never see a shotgun on the battlefield.
Ah, good old Victor's Justice. The thing that allows the US to do whatever the heck it wants, whether it's firebombing Germans or raping and burning Vietnamese children.
Vae Victis
I don't speak ancient spaghetti nigger
I like that intro
Vae victis (IPA: [ˈwai ˈwiktiːs]) is Latin for "woe to the vanquished", or "woe to the conquered".[1] It means that those defeated in battle are entirely at the mercy of their conquerors and should not expect—or request—leniency.
True
It's just hypocritical for the Allies to criticize the Germans for "all those dead Jews" but not even think about apologizing for doing the same thing tenfold
It's beyond hypocritical since the holocaust didn't happen.
Exactly