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Jul 19 14 tweets 4 min read
Christian Mortalism is a Communist stance. Richard Overton, the Puritan Leveller, wrote both "Man's Mortality" & "Monopolists as Frogs and Vermin" -- two pamphlets worth reading. Image Communism literally emerges from Radical Protestantism, not "mainline Protestantism" or "National Protestantism"-- it comes, historically, as Engels himself even recognized in the Peasant Rebellions in Germany-- from radical evangelical pietists who interpreted the texts literally & understood their vocation to be imitation of christ & the apostles to the degree of establishing biblical/apostolic communism in a literal material sense.
Jun 25 7 tweets 1 min read
All that the Western Left has accomplished is making Neo-Nazism more socially acceptable than Stalinism. It's pretty wild how in the year 2024 it's more controversial to defend Stalin than Hitler. This wasn't always the case, & there was an "Old Left" that was Stalinist, but the "New Left" completely destroyed the Old Left in tandem with the imperial deep state. I mean, Stalin used to be Uncle Joe, our ally-- but that's a story the Jedi won't teach you.
Jun 10 11 tweets 2 min read
I’m not celebrating it, I’m describing why America can dominate Europe as it does despite (ie: because of) its population being lumpenized in this manner. I would prefer an American Civilization, but that’s only an Idea at present. Europe is no better, the elite of Europe are the most “Americanized” & enjoy their satanic liberties with the backing of American power— they love American backed tax shelters & American drugs &c.
Jun 1 7 tweets 5 min read
"All classes of society not composed of actual and immediate producers of wealth (and these, in England at least, are almost exclusively wages-laborers), all classes, from kings and queens to music-masters and greengrocers, live upon their respective shares of this surplus-value. In other words, they live upon the net produce of the surplus labor which the capitalist extracts from his workpeople, but for which he does not pay. It matters not whether the share of surplus-labor falling to each member of society not actually a producer is granted as a gift by Act of Parliament from the public revenue, or whether it has to be earned by performing some function not actually productive. There is no other fund out of which they can be paid, but the sum total of the surplus value created by the immediate producers, for which they are not paid."
-Eleanor Marx Now, what does Eleanor Marx mean by "immediate producers" rather than merely saying "all those who sell their labor power as a commodity" -- perhaps it has something to do with the distinction between "immediate producers" & "all classes" which include "kings and queens to music-master and greengrocers" (who are distinct by "living upon their respective share of the surplus-value produced by the effective producers [the industrial proletariat])" -- does this suggest that "music masters" & "greengrocers" are not proletarians then? & that all "wage laborers" who are not also "effective producers" are still, despite "selling their labor for a wage" receiving that wage not from their own surplus production, but from the revenue produced by the "effective producers"? Yes.
May 27 24 tweets 6 min read
Monomoniacal Reductionism: "Everything is merely one thing"

Dualistic Schizophrenia: "Everything is two opposing things"

Trinitarian Regeneration: "Everything is two things perpetually begetting a third thing"

Quaternian Eden: "Everything is eternally suspended in a paradoxical balance of infinite contradiction" "Stuff"

"Good Stuff / Bad Stuff"

"Good Stuff / Bad Stuff / & Stuff"

"Good (Good) Stuff [Good] / Bad (Good) Stuff [Corrupt] / Good (Bad) Stuff [Redeemable] / Bad (Bad) Stuff [Evil]"
May 21 6 tweets 2 min read
It's really funny how in the West, the "communists" immediately jump into visions of cosmic empires, the unification of a globe into a single world government is taken for granted, since the British Empire in the 19th century seemed to them to be the inevitable hegemon over the Globe-- but this tradition of thought is considered more or less "grounded in reality" as opposed to the humble 5 Year Plans of Eastern Communists, who in many ways refuse to describe what "the end state of Communism" even is, because their focus is solely upon their immediate conditions, & the horizons of the class war in that immediate moment. In the early 20th century, the United Nations was built by Anglo Global Hegemony, & even the Eastern Communists agreed to partake in this dispensation-- but they ultimately turned the UN against Anglo Global Hegemony by this point in the 21st century, which is why there's a growing movement toward openly exiting the United Nations within the Anglosphere-- if the US didn't have super veto privileges in the Security Council & a tacit agreement that it does not have to adhere to any motions passed by the UN, it wouldn't be involved.
May 16 12 tweets 2 min read
It's good that the Chinese got their hands on Marx, so that they can do the ideas justice, because they have never been a "moralistic" or "moralizing" society-- rather, they've always been metaphysical pragmatists, having created the preconditions for western science in Taoist Alchemy millennia ago. Most of the "right wing" critiques of "Marxism" are correct simply because "Western Marxists" are petite bourgeois clerks & priests who derive their livelihood from rent-extraction by upholding a pretense to "moral concern" -- the Chinese Communist is not a moralist.
Apr 30 5 tweets 3 min read
"It is so customary for the Members of the Corps Diplomatick, to make Ex officio representations of Such Ebullitions in Newspapers to the Administration of the Government to which they are Accredited; that it must be acknowledged to be much to the honour of the Gentlemen who are here from Spain Holland and England, that they have not hitherto persecuted the President & secretary of State with Remonstrances against our Newspapers. Their Silence is a Proof of their Moderation, their Patience and their Tenderness for the Freedom of the Press. I Suppose too that they make allowances for our Youth and Inexperience of the World. For Our Ignorance of what in Europe is known and acknowledged to be the Delicacy and Decency, due to all foreign nations and their Governments. We claim a Right, very justly to the form of Government We like best. Every Nation in Europe has the Same Right and if they judge Monarchy to be necessary for their Happiness, What Right have We to reproach, much less to insult them? Supposing ourselves to be Judges of what kind of Government is best for them, a Supposition however which We cannot modestly make and which is certainly ill founded, We should have no right to impose upon them our Ideas of Government, any more than our principles of Religion or systems of Faith. There is an Ungenerosity in this disposition So often displayed by so many of our Countrymen, nearly bordering on meanness of Spirit, and an illiberality, Strongly marked with littleness of Soul."

-John Adams to Charles Adams, 23 December 1793 The Founding Fathers actual letters are too based & erudite for appreciation these days-- they were writing with such concern for world history as they knew it, the cutting edge of the global discourse as it unfolded-- if you actually read their actual works you realize why they inspired people like Lenin & Mao.
Apr 29 4 tweets 1 min read
When did people begin to realize that their phones actually were listening to them & serving advertisements based on that knowledge? You used to be called a schizo for saying “My phone is listening to me & sending me advertisements based upon my private conversations” The actual conditions of life are schizophrenic now— it’s the consequence of the means of production being centralized in private (occult) control. There are literally boardrooms where execs of multinational conglomerates try to plan your consumer demand through psychological war
Apr 29 9 tweets 2 min read
Americans suffer most from believing that there's literally nowhere else on Earth that even remotely approaches America-- imagine really believing that this, here, is the best that there is-- this corrupt empire is the best it gets, everything else is worse, even-- that's Hell. "Russia? That's a shithole, garbage, a mafia gas station with nukes, I pity the Russians, they would be more free in America. China? That's a shithole, communism, slavery to authoritarians, completely lied to, poor, forced to repeat lies, surveilled, just awful. America is horrible & yet that's the best that it gets, everyone else has it even worse."
Apr 20 6 tweets 2 min read
California is the actual "spiritual center" of American Civilization-- because it represents the crossroads of Anglo-America, Continental Europe, Latin America, & Asia. It's where the Republic ended & the Empire began. The UN Charter was signed in San Francisco. It's the spiritual center of the West. The California Pynchon novels are superior to the New York novels-- New York is, despite it's pretense, not as important as SF or LA to defining American culture in a broader sense. Philip K Dick is California. Pynchon had to live in California to be Pynchon. New York is just London 2-- & it's the only competitor for such a definitive role in the American psyche. I would argue it's California & Texas-- hell, even Florida is "more American" in spirit & ultimate purport than New York. New York is just a giant office building-- a city-wide Delaware-- in comparison.
Apr 12 8 tweets 2 min read
We have this deeply fetishistic conception of childhood which stunts growth by not allowing children to become competent at basic tasks like this & then they grow up & feel overwhelmed by basic tasks like “cooking food for yourself”— my daughter already sweeps the floor & unloads dishes & she’s barely over 12 months old. I think it’s because parents feel like they don’t spend enough time with their kids here so they just spoil them by indulging them & “babying” them so that they feel good about themselves & it’s a narcissistic pathology presented as some form of “super caring” when it’s actually abusive.
Mar 13 4 tweets 1 min read
If Gamer Gate 2 is going on can you gamers please make the leap to understanding that video games are the new Hollywood & if you understand how deeply corrupt Hollywood is, you can imagine combining Hollywood with Gambling & then imagine how much corruption could come from video games. Video Games are the most important ground of youth socialization & indoctrination-- beyond public schools, video games represent the most determinative medium for political control in this era. Gamer Gate 1 stopped short of investigating the material networks of corruption in favor of grifting & grandstanding fake activism about "wokeness" -- launching the careers of myriad retards into the public arena-- please don't make the same mistakes.
Feb 14 14 tweets 3 min read
I think the root of liberal psychosis is the notion that people are "irrational" -- or that people could be "irrational"-- when actually everything that is described as "irrational" by the liberal is perfectly rational from a higher plane of hermeneutics. For instance, whenever the liberal says "These people are irrationally voting against their own interests" -- what they should instead realize is that they misunderstand the interests of those people-- because people are actually rational, their "irrational choice" is actually rational from a higher plane of hermeneutics.
Feb 2 17 tweets 3 min read
Gotta admit that it’s pretty funny that it went from being “Yeah I’m cool with feminism or whatever” to “I’m not only a feminist, I am a woman.” In the same way “masculine fashion” has gone from “beer guns sports” to “experimental hormone therapy raw meat sex trafficking”
Jan 18 6 tweets 2 min read
People are so stupid about this— Pitchfork was acquired by Conde Naste to do more vertically integrated lifestyle marketing, which meant getting paid big money to brand listening to Pop Music as being compatible with sophisticated urbane millennial hipsterdom, & it worked, & they made a lot of money for a while until social media destroyed the marketing/advertising utility of content farms. The Needle Drop has had a larger audience than Pitchfork in its entirety for years now. Rock music still exists, there’s tons & tons of rock bands out there making great music, what doesn’t exist anymore is the “lifestyle brand” saturation of the 90s & 00s, of Rolling Stone, Spin, NME, Vice, & all the other assorted “indie rock lifestyle magazines” — there’s more money in the Taylor Swift fandom— who cares?
Jan 12 4 tweets 1 min read
It’s very funny how the people who most hate “American Patriotism” are the biggest defenders of the American State. It’s always some x-gen recent immigrant who is overcompensating for not being loyal to “the home country” but also not really being able to claim American Patriotism, the middle ground they can claim is absolute loyalty to the post-american globalist state.
Jan 8 13 tweets 3 min read
I really don’t have anything to say anymore. I’ve been practicing not saying things. It’s much harder to just sit in silence, but it’s ultimately better. Whatever you say you’ll regret it. There’s nothing being said on this ap that is worth your time. If you want to read books, read them— if you want to learn about something, learn about it— the only thing you can share in knowledge is a nod, “yup” or “nope” — “This book good.” “Yup.” “This book bad.” “Nope.”
Nov 24, 2023 4 tweets 2 min read
Utilitarianism "Effective Altruism" uniquely appeals to autists/socipaths -- as it is primarily about abstracting out of the particular reality of any given thing in order to standardize a univocal perspective upon things in general-- "avoiding bias" is rebranding what would otherwise be called myopic idiocy-- advocating for the interests of one class at the expense of another would be "bias" -- these days, advocating for the interests of humanity at the expense of "nature" is considered a "bias." Any proposition of "value neutrality" is always hiding a dogmatic assertion of value absolutism in the form of an abstract "equality" of valuelessness. The word "arbitrary" is always tossed around in these circles to mean any recognition of a determinative particularity that actually distinguishes one thing from another thing, removed from the category of "things in general" -- to say "No actually this Thing is not the same as that Thing for non arbitrary reasons, but for absolutely determinative reasons" -- & they say "But that distinction is arbitrary" lol
Nov 24, 2023 7 tweets 2 min read
People don’t understand how fake the American economy is— completely unproductive retailers are put in to raise property values on speculation, ghost condominiums surrounded by sparsely attended ghost big box stores, all build on spec & the long term goal of extracting rent profits from them by artificially inflating the value of real estate. That’s why I specify Starbucks baristas (Starbucks is a bank & real estate corp) as being unproductive— the Starbucks exists as part of the theatrical staging of the “development district” — Nathan Fielder has a better understanding of this, just watch “The Curse” & his Nathan For You episode “Dumb Starbucks.” Baristas working at local coffee shops aren’t unionizing with Starbucks baristas— if you wanted a “service sector union” it would run like a temp agency staffing various business operators as a service— it would not be a committee within a specific corporation. The Autoworkers Union isn’t “The Hyundai Manufacturers Union”— it ascends to a representation of an entire class of laborers as a third party— otherwise you’re making the mistake of thinking the “Conde Naste Employee Union” is somehow a revolutionary subject.
Nov 24, 2023 4 tweets 2 min read
Blake did it better:

Mock on, mock on, Voltaire, Rousseau:
Mock on, mock on: ‘tis all in vain!
You throw the sand against the wind,
And the wind blows it back again.

And every sand becomes a Gem,
Reflected in the beam divine;
Blown back they blind the mocking Eye,
But still in Israel’s paths they shine.

The Atoms of Democritus
And the Newton’s Particles of Light
Are sands upon the Red Sea shore,
Where Israel’s tents do shine so bright. I see the Four-fold Man, The Humanity in deadly sleep
   And its fallen Emanation, the Spectre and its cruel Shadow.
   I see the Past, Present and Future existing all at once
   Before me. O Divine Spirit, sustain me on thy wings,
   That I may awake Albion from his long and cold repose;
   For Bacon and Newton, sheath'd in dismal steel, their terrors hang
   Like iron scourges over Albion: reasonings like vast serpents
   Infold around my limbs, bruising my minute articulations.

   I turn my eyes to the schools and universities of Europe
  And there behold the Loom of Locke, whose Woof rages dire,
  Wash'd by the Water-wheels of Newton: black the cloth
  In heavy wreaths folds over every nation: cruel works
  Of many Wheels I view, wheel without wheel, with cogs tyrannic
  Moving by compulsion each other, not as those in Eden, which,
  Wheel within wheel, in freedom revolve in harmony and peace.