Message from @bread

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2017-09-13 03:24:46 UTC  

fucking anarchists

2017-09-13 03:24:57 UTC  

jewish run shills

2017-09-13 03:25:06 UTC  

waste of human dna

2017-09-13 04:28:08 UTC  

>muh juice
Right on queue.

2017-09-13 04:28:35 UTC  

yes

2017-09-13 04:28:46 UTC  

preheat your ovens kids

2017-09-13 04:40:44 UTC  

Attero Dominatus - Today at 1:32 AM
Well I've never been a fascist in my life so the most I know about fascism are Fascist Italy and its policies and Nazi Germany ( which I have been told repeatedly falls under the category of 'ethnic fascism' )
Overall I always assumed fascism is pro-capitalist and can't function properly without an oligarchy
But most self-proclaimed fascists I speak to claim to be right-wing and anti-socialist/anti-communist/generally anti-leftist
Attero Dominatus - Today at 1:17 PM
But that aside, what is it that makes you a self-proclaimed 'fascist'? Like generally what about the ideology?
I'm asking because I never understood the 'appeal' of fascism
Common Pleb Radio - Today at 5:07 PM
Hey, sorry
I was at school when you were sending me messages. Are you still there?
Wel, let me go down the list and reply to them all.
As I've said, world view. Not policy. Fascism is a wider world view of competition between peoples, spirituality, moralism, and nationalism. Meritocracy generally is in there, with regulation. A smart poor kid goes to college, whilst a dumb rich kid does not.
As well, no. It is not inherently for Capitalism. Capitalism, in general, is in opposition to nationalism. As the profit motive tipically overcomes more of the nationalistic cohesion and moral unity and spiritual soundness.

2017-09-13 04:41:15 UTC  

At the end of the day, many men are corruptable.
Capitalism, the waving of money in your face, it can lead to you committing 'small treasons' as I'd call it. Selling on the basis of sex, gluttony, and so forth and so on. It is immoral at it's core, the profit motive being what drives it. As well, importing cheap brown labour is cheaper (and there for better) then hiring white, native workers. So I'd say it's in general anti-fascist and anti-nationalist. As to Oligrachy, what do you mean? It most definitally ain't a democracy, but oligrachy and autocracy generally blend together in definitions. Anyway, I'm a fan of meritocracy. The right to power by your abilities as a person, not your popularity or whatever else similar.
I'd say it depends upon the fascist, but most of the time it's Autocratic or Oligarchic metriocracy.
Anti-communism is not anti-socialism. Communism is an economic, social, and poitical ideology
derived from Karl Marx's writings.
This is why a lot of third positionists call it 'Marxian Socialism', because it is not socialism in general that we dispise. But specifically the all-consuming Marxism. Which is atheist, internationalist, and with it's real implementations is not really viable on the side fo economic issues. At least, with a command economy.

2017-09-13 04:41:16 UTC  

Yes, there are some people so very uneducated as to be believe that socialism and communism have no difference, I've gotten hammered by a specific gay fascist on the issue because I still called myself a socialist. Which i was - I supported workers' holding the means of production in a makret economy, not a command economy. But they paint all socailists in that colour, don't pay them much mind if they can't get it.
As to the 'appeal' as you'd label it, it's not really an appeal. It's the truth and ugly at that.But I believe that the fascist state, when practiced properly and with a culture strong enough to support it, can do wonders in this world. Including securing positive freedom (freedom to meaning) while also stunting the growth of degeneration.
All 'round good.

2017-09-14 11:13:37 UTC  

Enjoy the shackles of nihilism.

2017-09-14 14:51:04 UTC  

leftypol gay

2017-09-15 04:15:34 UTC  

Quite.

2017-09-15 08:50:04 UTC  

Mass organisation is hierarchical.

2017-09-16 00:13:22 UTC  

yes chopin ?

2017-09-16 05:10:20 UTC  

@Deleted User Organization violates the NAP

2017-09-17 04:38:34 UTC  

In a way that's true. Too much organisation creates a leverage in power which could be considered an act of aggression.

2017-09-17 22:08:56 UTC  

oppression isn't necessarily bad @Deleted User

2017-09-17 22:09:04 UTC  

acts of aggression are often justified

2017-09-17 22:09:14 UTC  

especially with criminals

2017-09-17 22:14:30 UTC  

Did not say they weren't.

2017-09-17 22:15:01 UTC  

Criminals being those who wish to dominate others.

2017-09-19 23:26:41 UTC  

@Deleted User woah, i though you were a NutSac

2017-09-20 00:25:50 UTC  

No, he is egoist now.

2017-09-20 00:25:56 UTC  

He used to be a communist.

2017-09-20 00:43:25 UTC  

Was he anarcho-primitivist?

2017-09-20 05:29:12 UTC  

Not that stupid.

2017-09-20 06:14:08 UTC  

>christianity is materialist
😨

2017-09-20 13:00:43 UTC  

Watch zizek squirm for 1 hour https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_OAWRinR6GM

2017-09-21 02:42:27 UTC  

Will offers a common Anarchist critique of praxis - 'what about action?'. This is not unique.

2017-09-21 02:46:19 UTC  

How will people get along without a government

2017-09-21 03:27:14 UTC  

That depends on what kind of theory you are talking about. For Anarchism, people would get along because all dominance and hierarchy has been destroyed and in its absence people are generally cooperative.

2017-09-21 03:28:35 UTC  

But on the other hand, if you want to assume that people need a government to prevent them from killing each other, then what does that say about the human species? Do they deserve to be protected?