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void => idea => Topic started by: Sevil Nox on Jul 15, 2026, 01:36 PM

Title: Rising above the status quo.
Post by: Sevil Nox on Jul 15, 2026, 01:36 PM
I don't know if this belongs here. So thanks for your patience while I figure out the place.

First time here. 25 years in the ANUS.

My thoughts this morning are about achievement and identity and what that means when you encounter crowdist insanity.

A realist like President Trump or myself might say: "The current order is messed-up, and I have no use for your kumbaya bs."

Normally, the herd sees this as "not nice" or "not altruistic" for complaining or being seen as haughty (strong). They then label you as a a cunty asshole.

The lone wolf has risen above the status quo.

The Crowd: "How dare you! You are making me feel bad!

Since I can't kill them, please share your views, jokes, reactions to these situations, when encountered.

I can't ignore everyone.
Title: Re: Rising above the status quo.
Post by: prime on Jul 15, 2026, 08:00 PM
When you encounter Crowdist insanity, the only goal should be defeating it unless it is totally irrelevant.

If people are casually talking, I suggest go for the FUD attack (fear, uncertainty, demoralization): subvert it by finding reasons not to believe in it.

When people talk about their favorite political programs, I am fond of saying oh that sounds nice, but you know the money is going to go to cronies and government will screw it up.

Default to a practical libertarianism: it would be nice to solve all of the world's problems, but we cannot, so we should just work with what actually makes people prosperous.
Title: Re: Rising above the status quo.
Post by: Flying Kites on Jul 19, 2026, 06:57 PM
That is fairly essential but it is also wise to KISS - keep it simple, baka! Unfortunately I create my greatest difficulties, in a pretentious city that has lost sight of anything worthwhile to spend money on while the silent majority keep everything functional while preferring to keep out of sight and their irons zeroed, I've taken pleasure in writing signs and showing up to crash the stupid parties, and without having to resort to cutting faces for moron party masks to wear yet I still have two or three misdemeanors on technicality of property rights. I realize I have to put some work in. Weekly Saturdays on downtown corners, the courthouse, university, the Povorello (a wop institution). Brett, does CORRUPT/ANUS still maintain flyers? I have to KISS my signs, I try to cram too much aspie logic in too small a space. I'm settling on an idea: REMIGRATION PRESERVES THIS NATION FOR NORDIC-GERMANICS / SUPPORT YOUR PAN-NATIONALISTS / VISIT AMERIKA.org & CORRUPT.org

Ride the tiger! : )
Title: Re: Rising above the status quo.
Post by: prime on Jul 20, 2026, 06:27 AM
REMIGRATION PRESERVES NATIONS
amerika.org

PAN-NATIONALISM SAVES CIVILIZATION
corrupt.org

...immediate thoughts. Well, you know, as they say, and so on, about society. I read a book last night which was painfully wordy -- a vestige of the late 1970s -- because the author wanted to fill space to seem impressive and hide how much of the content was speculative/conjectural gibberish. But in the bigger picture, it seems that peak oil-on-water normie crashout is happening now, to the point that normal people might as well be speaking Inuit or French because their concerns are so removed from anything real and therefore backfilled with chaotic neurosis that nothing sticks.

Flyers: what sizes make sense? Do people still use paper? Can people read even still? ;)
Title: Re: Rising above the status quo.
Post by: Sevil Nox on Jul 20, 2026, 11:44 PM
Quote from: prime on Jul 15, 2026, 08:00 PMWhen you encounter Crowdist insanity, the only goal should be defeating it unless it is totally irrelevant.

If people are casually talking, I suggest go for the FUD attack (fear, uncertainty, demoralization): subvert it by finding reasons not to believe in it.

When people talk about their favorite political programs, I am fond of saying oh that sounds nice, but you know the money is going to go to cronies and government will screw it up.

Default to a practical libertarianism: it would be nice to solve all of the world's problems, but we cannot, so we should just work with what actually makes people prosperous.

I'm hunting "methods",Fud,with my shit-plunger bow.
Title: Re: Rising above the status quo.
Post by: Sevil Nox on Jul 20, 2026, 11:51 PM
Quote from: prime on Jul 20, 2026, 06:27 AMREMIGRATION PRESERVES NATIONS
amerika.org

PAN-NATIONALISM SAVES CIVILIZATION
corrupt.org

...immediate thoughts. Well, you know, as they say, and so on, about society. I read a book last night which was painfully wordy -- a vestige of the late 1970s -- because the author wanted to fill space to seem impressive and hide how much of the content was speculative/conjectural gibberish. But in the bigger picture, it seems that peak oil-on-water normie crashout is happening now, to the point that normal people might as well be speaking Inuit or French because their concerns are so removed from anything real and therefore backfilled with chaotic neurosis that nothing sticks.

Flyers: what sizes make sense? Do people still use paper? Can people read even still? ;)

Do people have the attention span to look at cork boards and poles when they are mind-scrolling their next effort to ignore the human cesspool?

I.Am.Not.Here.Any.More.
Title: Re: Rising above the status quo.
Post by: Sevil Nox on Jul 21, 2026, 12:02 AM
Quote from: prime on Jul 15, 2026, 08:00 PMWhen you encounter Crowdist insanity, the only goal should be defeating it unless it is totally irrelevant.

If people are casually talking, I suggest go for the FUD attack (fear, uncertainty, demoralization): subvert it by finding reasons not to believe in it.

When people talk about their favorite political programs, I am fond of saying oh that sounds nice, but you know the money is going to go to cronies and government will screw it up.

Default to a practical libertarianism: it would be nice to solve all of the world's problems, but we cannot, so we should just work with what actually makes people prosperous.

Awesome.

One I used recently when my wife was apologizing for sounding like a conspiracy theorist:

"Everything is a conspiracy."

The Sleep Center doc: "And that is OK, too."

My reply: "None of this is Okay."
Title: Re: Rising above the status quo.
Post by: Sevil Nox on Jul 21, 2026, 12:04 AM
Quote from: Flying Kites on Jul 19, 2026, 06:57 PMThat is fairly essential but it is also wise to KISS - keep it simple, baka! Unfortunately I create my greatest difficulties, in a pretentious city that has lost sight of anything worthwhile to spend money on while the silent majority keep everything functional while preferring to keep out of sight and their irons zeroed, I've taken pleasure in writing signs and showing up to crash the stupid parties, and without having to resort to cutting faces for moron party masks to wear yet I still have two or three misdemeanors on technicality of property rights. I realize I have to put some work in. Weekly Saturdays on downtown corners, the courthouse, university, the Povorello (a wop institution). Brett, does CORRUPT/ANUS still maintain flyers? I have to KISS my signs, I try to cram too much aspie logic in too small a space. I'm settling on an idea: REMIGRATION PRESERVES THIS NATION FOR NORDIC-GERMANICS / SUPPORT YOUR PAN-NATIONALISTS / VISIT AMERIKA.org & CORRUPT.org

Ride the tiger! : )

You mean, like, deport Evolites?
Title: Re: Rising above the status quo.
Post by: Flying Kites on Jul 23, 2026, 10:09 AM
Ha, no, not on the sign. I intended to wrap up my poast with an allusion to ascetic initiation and heroism. If any of us are fortunate to get old, we'll be busier than ever corrupting the youth into naturalistic heathen realism, as far as corrupting the inversions of broken families might prove useful.

As far as paper size, likely regular printer paper. I'll give that slogan a try, it fits well on six lines on posterboard.
Title: Re: Rising above the status quo.
Post by: prime on Jul 25, 2026, 08:10 AM
Naturalistic pagan realism sounds good to me. People are happiest when they have something to care about that is greater than themselves, whether that is the hunt, the farm, the war, the gods, or even just the people and critters around us in everyday life.

The flipside of "everything is a conspiracy" is "there are no coincidences." It is not an absolute rule, but a good rule of thumb.
Title: Re: Rising above the status quo.
Post by: Flying Kites on Aug 04, 2026, 06:50 PM
We could all use a reminder. What that one Polish mercenary remarked about killing human life. He spent his casings killing communists, not humans.

Communists are not humans, they are parasites and an inversion of life. The Right had it wrong all along with the idea that we could peaceably separate. Communists don't want lives of their own to live but exist to destroy others. Only a thing that hates life seeks to control it and enforce equality.

Thank you for reading.
Title: Re: Rising above the status quo.
Post by: prime on Aug 05, 2026, 06:22 PM
Quote from: Flying Kites on Aug 04, 2026, 06:50 PMCommunists are not humans

We are surrounded by meatsuit people. Corporate jobbers, Christians, Communists, bureaucrats, New Agers.

They all lust for the air below the helicopter and above the Chilean sea.