An anon asks “what is cultural marxism?” to another in a discussion on 4chan, and receives a very competent answer back. Very helpful for understanding this popular buzzword that gets tossed around online frequently nowadays: >What is cultural marxism Fucking christ this again. In Classical Marxism, the “working class” is defined as the class of … More What is Cultural Marxism?
An anon comments on why Communism and similar ideologies doesn’t work well – a more detailed version than the common green text version floating around: What makes communism and socialism not work? A bunch of reasons. 1. It has impossible goals. It seeks to abolish class distinctions. How it seeks to do so I’ll cover … More What Makes Communism and Socialism not Work?
A 4chan anon’s rather bold post on the cultural decline of the US: I wrote this up to be a normie friendly intro to how we got to where we are right now and why we’re all totally okay with being nazis at this point. I appreciate any thoughts or comments. It will be long, … More Why White People are Angry
An anon analyzes the benefits and reasons for ancient cavemen to invent the institution of Marriage, and how these reasons, or lack thereof, still influences modern day society: Have you ever heard of a civilization where the concept of marriage didn’t exist? No, of course not. Marriage is necessarily at the very root of civilization. … More Marriage as a Cultural Technology
An anon on probably the old 8chan discusses how the Harry Potter works reflects the view of their liberal (at the time) author: It very neatly describes the way liberals see the world and political struggle. Lots of people complain about the anti-climatic ending, but really I don’t think it could be any other way. … More Harry Potter Liberalism
For a while now there has been a trend where a subset of young men in western society are not fully participating in society upon reaching adulthood, also described as a “failure to launch” by some psychologists. These men tend to be unemployed or only minimally employed, and are usually not pursuing higher education or … More Why Men Are Dropping Out
Two anons boldly proclaim that MK Ultra has succeeded without most people realizing it, and how they actually relates to the manipulation of human perception in plain sight. The first anon claims to have worked on the project itself: I’ve been lurking here for quite sometime. Not CIA, but work for a shadow company. MK-Ultra … More On MK Ultra and Human Perception
Mexico’s Burger King chain changed their logo to be “Burger Queer” to celebrate Pride Month a couple of years ago. One 4chan anon, ecstatic over the act, posted happily about it: Could there even be a bigger argument against bigotry? Literally everybody with a brain, ie people capable of owning companies and being more than … More The Politics of Consumption
A Canadian anon complains about his city (Vancouver) of legalizing the possession (2.5g or less) of hard drugs such as heroin. A different anon whose city, Portland, had already done something similar responds with a horrifying tale of what might be coming next. First, the Canadian anon’s complaint, which includes a link to a more … More Creatures of Heroin
A 4chan anon’s essay on the topic of pattern recognition and discrimination, and how it ties in with the common NPC meme that has been thrown around online in the past few years: The NPC meme is so effective because it strikes at a key aspect of normal human functioning that these people apparently lack: … More The Essence of the NPC
Temple of Zagan 