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Librarian of Celaeno's avatar

Great work and very thoughtful. I remember seeing this and the commentary and thinking it was all a very stark illustration of the difference in Christian vs Nietzschean nobility. I wouldn't say pagan for the latter, since even a heathen Roman like Caesar understood that his high position was contingent on his being a benefactor; he was a patrician in the truest sense, a father. The Nietzschean nobleman, or the internet approximation of him, is a self-centered creature driven to dominate from a sense of inner weakness; he recoils from women like the one in the video because her own vulnerability is terribly comprehensible. Our society lacks fathers. This is the main thing everyone involved would benefit from more of most obviously, and the main thing any aspiring noble should aim to be for his people.

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Autonomous Truck(er)s's avatar

I spent some time in a trailer park, as my folks were down and out and couldn’t afford much else.

Fast forward to the age of Twitter, and I get drive by attacks from various dissident accounts either accusing me of being a communist, for discussing things from a wage laborer perspective, or from real whack jobs, who believe everything is about race and the fact I never discuss things in those terms makes me a traitor to the cause.

This was a great essay, Kruptos, and the reactions you received to that tweet were illustrative of the fact that so many dissident rightoids are just as much the same as the LibTards they spend so much energy critiquing.

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