/lit/ - Literature

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>Are you an Aryanist
no. although i did spend some time thinking about RK's distinction in the chart posted in that earlier thread. Rei is undoubtedly an interesting guy who has Peered Beyond The Veil, but World Zionism is not a priority for Cosmotech. it would be more accurate to say thatwe are going to take the side of The Worst Thing In The Universe in order to remove a thorn from the lion's paw, in some sense.

because The Worst Thing In The Universe is not World Zionism, nor is it Fascism. it would be more accurate to call it The Nothing (pic rel). the conventional boilerplate reading derived from bog-standard undergraduate Marxism is that The Nothing is a blind and devouring force. move one step up from that and you start to inch towards the Gestell of Heidegger; go further and you're en route to teleoplexy. and yet Deleuze matters here because he understands that The Nothing *is also the Plane of Immanence* - and, as such, it is both the place of creation and destruction, a force for good as well as evil, entirely depending on how you deal with it.

Nietzsche says you must have chaos in you to give birth to a dancing star. we do not lack for chaos here (and i am personally fond of pronouncing "chaos" with the ch-as-in-cheese, mostly because the term itself is so frightening that to do otherwise is to produce Defenestration, Yes!). as i have said in earlier posts, my aim is not in fact to induce my fellow anons to immediately kill themselves, nor do i want my own posts to have an effect on the psyche like that of Ringu: There Goes Yer Face. i think we can aim a little higher than that.

in my conversation with the guys from /pol/ it was basically confirmed that i am as anti-anti-white as i am anti-anti-black, anti-anti-jew, anti-anti-woman, anti-anti-trans and so on. and as confirmed Girardfag i am 149% convinced that scapegoating the wholly and not partially the real root of all political ontotheology. the city is founded on violence, and religions are forms of dealing with this, in their various ways. the world is a harsh place and sacrifice is a complicated issue which cannot - even through a Girardian lens - ever be fully understood in a completely objective sense. the world is hermeneutic down to the molecules and the micromolecules, where they touch upon the eyebrows and eyelashes of unnamed devas and spirits yet to be named. the world resists ever being understood fully in that sense.

Capitalism, tho. that we can talk about.