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>>18665320
The people are not choosing this, when given a vote the British utterly rejected it. The UK chose to leave the EU largely because Nigel Farage made the argument about immigration, whether or not this will have an impact on it or not.

No the current deranged immigration policies are because of tiny men that have come to great power, through no great innovation as the result of our corrupted system, trying to retain that power rather then allow societal reordering towards a more eurgenic hierarchy to occur. Just look at Michael Bloomberg as the prime example of that.

>>18375242
>>18375241
Fuck Kali Yuga, fuck the cycle. I will surpass this and force fate to open her hands to me and grant me divine will over this world.

"Hurr durr nietzche is acshually leftist his sister made it fascist"
>Genealogy of Morals Essay 1 Ch.5
With regard to our problem, which can justifiably be called a quiet
problem and fastidiously addresses itself to only a few ears, it is of no little interest to discover that, in these words and roots which denote ‘good’,
we can often detect the main nuance which made the noble feel they were
men of higher rank. True, in most cases they might give themselves
names which simply show superiority of power (such as ‘the mighty’, ‘the
masters’, ‘the commanders’) or the most visible sign of this superiority,
such as ‘the rich’, ‘the propertied’ (that is the meaning of arya; and the
equivalent in Iranian and Slavic). But the names also show a typical character trait: and this is what concerns us here. For example, they call themselves ‘the truthful’: led by the Greek aristocracy, whose mouthpiece is
the Megarian poet Theognis.10 The word used specifically for this
purpose, e0sqlov,
11 means, according to its root, one who is, who has
reality, who really exists and is true; then, with a subjective transformation, it becomes the slogan and catch-phrase of the aristocracy and is
completely assimilated with the sense of ‘aristocratic’, in contrast to the
deceitful common man, as taken and shown by Theognis, – until, finally,
with the decline of the aristocracy, the word remains as a term for spiritual noblesse, and, as it were, ripens and sweetens. Cowardice is underlined
in the word xaxo/v,
12 as in deilo/v13 (the plebeian in contrast to the
a0gaqo/v): perhaps this gives a clue as to where we should look for the etymological derivation of the ambiguous term a0gaqo/v.
14 In the Latin word
malus15 (to which I juxtapose me/lav)
16 the common man could be characterized as the dark-skinned and especially the dark-haired man (‘hic
niger est –’),17 as the pre-Aryan occupant of Italian soil who could most
easily be distinguished from the blond race which had become dominant,
namely the Aryan conquering race, by its colour; at any rate, I have found
exactly the same with Gaelic peoples, – fin (for example in Fin-gal), the
word designating the aristocracy and finally the good, noble, pure, was
originally a blond person in contrast to the dark-skinned, dark-haired
native inhabitants. By the way, the Celts were a completely blond race; it
is wrong to connect those traces of an essentially dark-haired population,
which can be seen on carefully prepared ethnological maps in Germany with any Celtic descent and mixing of blood in such a connection, as
Virchow does: it is more a case of the pre-Aryan population of Germany
emerging at these points.

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>>18292706
Its not just a meme its actually pretty good. Lots of Nietzchean stuff is how I'd put it.

The guy has a pretty good podcast too if you want to get an idea of the sort of stuff thats in it.

His earlier episodes are only on his youtube channel, and latest on his soundcloud.
>https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCk4JO10zICcSGPvbgZ17j1w/videos
>https://soundcloud.com/bronze-age-pervert
>https://twitter.com/bronzeagemantis

>>18203607
Alexander the Great