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[–]chirogonemd0 points
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Yeah, this is a tough subject. There is a LOT going on here. But to put it really roughly, it seems that in some general (but fundamental way) something has exposed a lot of the structures that used to produce Western men's heroes. We grow up with a certain idea in mind about the nature of reality and our culture's story. This imparts the kinds of values and criteria for how we select our heroes. I think for many reasons (and one thing that distinguishes us from the Jew), but having hugely to do with parents of the last few generations, we were raised with very naive ideas about that reality. That's not saying, necessarily, that most of the generations in the West before us weren't perfectly not naive, but that we were naive in some important kind of way at some special moment in time where that narrative and many of those structures were exposed as false to us. We all know this feeling, even though it is difficult to articulate. It's what makes it harder for most of us here to socialize today (except with groups of strictly like-minded people). It's what makes it hard to watch much television, or to really get into series or films. We've been unplugged from the cultural matrix and most of the things we grew up relying on for heroes and inspiration no longer serves that function, and we are largely left with empty concepts.
I've barely touched on the experience of this. But I don't have to. Everyone here knows what this feels like. The fact is many of us don't have cultural heroes anymore that act as symbols of "our" people or heritage. We might really respect certain people for their competence at this or that. But it's almost as if heroes are dead.
This, among many others, is one reason why I believe so many people here hate the Jew. The Jew is really, really adept at destroying these cultural matrices - revolution is what they do. And many people here didn't want to be let out of the matrix, but they had no choice. That matrix was shifting so fast in terms of values and beliefs about the world that they self-selected for exclusion. So there's also this strange brew of resentment at the Jew, but also at their own people. It's all very alienating.
There's something, in my personal experience, that makes it difficult for me to "buy in" to the larger-than-life narratives that used to support the kind of adoration you're talking about. I see a lot flatter world. I look around and see games being played. Money games. People being groomed to be put here. Artificial, fabricated and abstract narratives mostly propagated by television and internet. It's almost like there is some fundamental necessity to be plugged into that in some way, in order that you can "buy in" to this or that personality. When you can't plug in, you just feel like an observer on the outside of it. I can honestly say I don't feel any kind of connection to someone in culture that I would call adoration or hero worship. Not even close.
As adults we tend not to use that language anyway. Things become less about heroes and more about respect. So many people at Voat find that these figures they may have once respected are Jews, and that respect is lost because this instantiates the stereotyped Jew background story: nepotism and social networks put this person where they were and Jew magic created a story to captivate the ignorant goyim. In some cases, I think they're right. In others they're not. In the cases where they are right, I'm not sure I think they are right for the right reasons.
You give yourself away. Hatred of jews is a learned response, and is enlightening, by contrast. You are so blinded by your jewishness that you can't understand why what your kind has done would cause people to hate you. It is endemic to your breed - you would change the very records of history to keep us blinded by tolerance of ethnic jews.
Everyone hates you, we just don't all know your name. Back when we were still liberals, we hated the 'bankers' and 'powers that be'. As people matured and became more conservative, they learned the expanse of (jewish) evil, and its entrenchment in government, and came to hate the 'deep state'. Finally, we learned the commonality between the evil - jews.
name me a single great man that you admire and look up to
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[–] chirogonemd 0 points 2 points 2 points (+2|-0) ago (edited ago)
Yeah, this is a tough subject. There is a LOT going on here. But to put it really roughly, it seems that in some general (but fundamental way) something has exposed a lot of the structures that used to produce Western men's heroes. We grow up with a certain idea in mind about the nature of reality and our culture's story. This imparts the kinds of values and criteria for how we select our heroes. I think for many reasons (and one thing that distinguishes us from the Jew), but having hugely to do with parents of the last few generations, we were raised with very naive ideas about that reality. That's not saying, necessarily, that most of the generations in the West before us weren't perfectly not naive, but that we were naive in some important kind of way at some special moment in time where that narrative and many of those structures were exposed as false to us. We all know this feeling, even though it is difficult to articulate. It's what makes it harder for most of us here to socialize today (except with groups of strictly like-minded people). It's what makes it hard to watch much television, or to really get into series or films. We've been unplugged from the cultural matrix and most of the things we grew up relying on for heroes and inspiration no longer serves that function, and we are largely left with empty concepts.
I've barely touched on the experience of this. But I don't have to. Everyone here knows what this feels like. The fact is many of us don't have cultural heroes anymore that act as symbols of "our" people or heritage. We might really respect certain people for their competence at this or that. But it's almost as if heroes are dead.
This, among many others, is one reason why I believe so many people here hate the Jew. The Jew is really, really adept at destroying these cultural matrices - revolution is what they do. And many people here didn't want to be let out of the matrix, but they had no choice. That matrix was shifting so fast in terms of values and beliefs about the world that they self-selected for exclusion. So there's also this strange brew of resentment at the Jew, but also at their own people. It's all very alienating.
There's something, in my personal experience, that makes it difficult for me to "buy in" to the larger-than-life narratives that used to support the kind of adoration you're talking about. I see a lot flatter world. I look around and see games being played. Money games. People being groomed to be put here. Artificial, fabricated and abstract narratives mostly propagated by television and internet. It's almost like there is some fundamental necessity to be plugged into that in some way, in order that you can "buy in" to this or that personality. When you can't plug in, you just feel like an observer on the outside of it. I can honestly say I don't feel any kind of connection to someone in culture that I would call adoration or hero worship. Not even close.
As adults we tend not to use that language anyway. Things become less about heroes and more about respect. So many people at Voat find that these figures they may have once respected are Jews, and that respect is lost because this instantiates the stereotyped Jew background story: nepotism and social networks put this person where they were and Jew magic created a story to captivate the ignorant goyim. In some cases, I think they're right. In others they're not. In the cases where they are right, I'm not sure I think they are right for the right reasons.
[–] killkillkill ago
See, this is my point. You are so blinded my your Jew-hatred that you literally can't even name me a single great man that you admire and look up to.
[–] alele-opathic 0 points 2 points 2 points (+2|-0) ago
You give yourself away. Hatred of jews is a learned response, and is enlightening, by contrast. You are so blinded by your jewishness that you can't understand why what your kind has done would cause people to hate you. It is endemic to your breed - you would change the very records of history to keep us blinded by tolerance of ethnic jews.
Everyone hates you, we just don't all know your name. Back when we were still liberals, we hated the 'bankers' and 'powers that be'. As people matured and became more conservative, they learned the expanse of (jewish) evil, and its entrenchment in government, and came to hate the 'deep state'. Finally, we learned the commonality between the evil - jews.
In the middle of this post is a list. All of these men are role models for mental and philosophical development, as well as general achievement.
If he must be alive, Mathis would be one. The others (e.g. McGowan) were recently offed by your kind.
[–] chirogonemd ago
No, you're missing mine. There aren't any.