Message from @yearspastmatter

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2019-03-21 01:53:17 UTC  

Heaven forbid

2019-03-21 01:53:19 UTC  

@Salacious Swanky Cat I can count to 17 real good

2019-03-21 01:53:19 UTC  

I'm not listening, so I can't tell (going to listen tomorrow at work). Did she actually justify it or just say it was inevitable (which is true)?

2019-03-21 01:53:46 UTC  

@2krispy4u Hardy har har. lol

2019-03-21 01:53:54 UTC  

It was more of an understanding of desperation being a motivator to take action

2019-03-21 01:53:57 UTC  

@2krispy4u WAR EAGLE!!!!!

2019-03-21 01:54:05 UTC  

that's a perfectly rational statement

2019-03-21 01:54:07 UTC  

Well yeah, what do you expect?

2019-03-21 01:54:11 UTC  
2019-03-21 01:54:16 UTC  

I can understand why a jihadist kills himself

2019-03-21 01:54:18 UTC  
2019-03-21 01:54:23 UTC  

I dont' have to think its good

2019-03-21 01:54:26 UTC  

That's the ultimate result of censorship

2019-03-21 01:54:53 UTC  

Refuse to give someone a platform to subsequently speak their truth to power and you've left them with no choice but to rely on infamy to get a lucid point across

2019-03-21 01:55:03 UTC  

Tarrant won't be the last

2019-03-21 01:55:09 UTC  

When even *bringing up* a topic instantly gets you deplatformed, fired, and socially ostracized, eventually you'll get to the point where you feel violence is the only option

2019-03-21 01:55:22 UTC  

It's more of the tone of understanding. It's kind of tricky explaining. Something you'd need to hear more than read

2019-03-21 01:56:05 UTC  

Tarrant would likely not have done this if he actually had people on the other side he could have conversations with without either him or both being banned from every platform known to man

2019-03-21 01:56:13 UTC  

Agreed

2019-03-21 01:56:41 UTC  

But desperation as an approved motivator tends to be more destructive than productive

2019-03-21 01:56:58 UTC  

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pawij9XrZjQ this is the best video on the topic imo

2019-03-21 01:56:59 UTC  

It's sad that NZ won't fry him

2019-03-21 01:57:13 UTC  

Why

2019-03-21 01:57:13 UTC  

Which is my biggest issue with Accelerationism. Accelerationism is the politics of despair

2019-03-21 01:57:25 UTC  

Accelerationism assumes a lot. It assumes you survive the collapse. Your ideals will prevail. Outside intervention won't tip the balance against you.

2019-03-21 01:57:46 UTC  

it could result in most of us dying

2019-03-21 01:58:00 UTC  

the increasing degree of overlap between the far right and the muslims is really odd.

2019-03-21 01:58:25 UTC  

muh horseshoe

2019-03-21 01:58:28 UTC  

Not really, accelerationism requires you to have legals and be able to provide a system of support. You have to come from a position of simultaneously strengthening your own auxiliary model otherwise if you just accelerate you accelerate your movement right off the cliff with the rest of civilisation

2019-03-21 01:58:58 UTC  

You either want to reform society or sink it and start over

2019-03-21 01:59:05 UTC  

Naw, not frying. They should hang him

2019-03-21 01:59:09 UTC  

Too bad

2019-03-21 01:59:14 UTC  

Accelerationism doesn't require anything outside of speeding up the destruction and hoping the new society supports your plans for it

2019-03-21 01:59:30 UTC  

^

2019-03-21 01:59:34 UTC  

That's wrong

2019-03-21 01:59:39 UTC  

It leaves you outside the locus of control

2019-03-21 01:59:59 UTC  

Your opponent has institutional global power

2019-03-21 02:00:14 UTC  

Accelerationism is just commie talk

2019-03-21 02:00:22 UTC  

the point of accelerationism is to hasten/bolster destructive/bad policies to undermine a system you dont want, ultimately

2019-03-21 02:00:29 UTC  

Society might collapse and the economy might weaken but you still lack any locus of control and are left as an unconscious instrument of political agenda

2019-03-21 02:01:09 UTC  

used as a method of social change, it does require that you have a faction or system to shove into that power gap