Danny_Ljotic, on 25 November 2012 - 10:54 PM, said:
Jesus Christ! This is so Aryan my hair has gone yellow. Now filled with Aryan willing and decisiveness (andbadspelling) i shall go forth and save the race!
If you notice any spelling errors be sure to note them and send them to me.
Confederate, on 25 November 2012 - 11:37 PM, said:
You paid $700 for a DNA test?!
No, but torren did
(hint; that was the joke.)
De Hertog, on 25 November 2012 - 08:38 PM, said:
I find the criticism against the pen a contradiction given that the thing in itself is a letter.
It'd be more appropiate to say that, while the pen is not a sword, it creates blades or weakens them.
At the same time, criticizing Democracy in favor of Dictatorships might too seem contradictory seeing how Democracy in itself IS dictatorship, too.
You are misinterpreting both of these, I never denied knowledge was a powerful weapon to be used, only that action was most important. I never argued in favor of a dictatorship either, the Pentti Linkola quote offered a philosophical muse, but was not introduced as a practical concept.
De Hertog, on 25 November 2012 - 08:38 PM, said:
I also find the emphasis on Christianity quite a negative thing; despite my own anti-christian views it is best to avoid mentions of Christianity and such values simply because discussing them would require a whole new letter, just to that topic. As it stands, I cannot support the document. Why attack the Jews while supporting one of their sects? Christianity is the forefather of Marxism. You even mentioned "going to heaven" too...
This text is great but sometimes it feels like I'm reading some odd gospel.
Though now I got to a part in which the notion of Christ is redefined, and addresses such concerns...
Yes I am not a fan of the noble savage myth, nor its delusions of grandeur as being a religion. The Jews are attacked as a people, Christianity is upheld as the bedrock of white society and white culture. Muh paganism is estranged from it and essentially irrelevant, the hipster neopagan movement is more pseudo-intellectualism, and is literally a bunch of nerds stabbing in the dark, completely separated from 'their people.' Christianity is a faith people can genuinely believe in, which I have seen through experience. From that same experience, Paganism has nothing to do with that, it is a spergy circle jerk, and I am not interested in it.
Faith has to be real, it has to be raised from birth, it has to represent a community. I am quite religious, I see religious purpose in everything, but that was not the central element at any point. You are missing the main calling, which is racial.
De Hertog, on 25 November 2012 - 08:38 PM, said:
Still, it doesn't make sense to me. It's trying to bring forth the European-inspired aspects of Christianity, but if you're going to do so, why not go straight to the source? Otherwise we'd be like the "fascists" that think democracy actually can be made to work, or like the Communists that denounce the CCCP and want to give it another try. If we're going to be people of Action we must cut the rotten tree at its root, and learn to abandon something that we held dear rather than trying to salvage corrupted bits. Only then we can move on.
I understand that appealing to "true christianity" is interesting in order to galvanize people to our cause, but ultimately that is self-betrayal.
This text is so great, I love it, but it feels that the author tried and slipped in his version of Christianity like Marx slipped in whatever he thought of the "workers", and tries to prop up such ideas, which in turn become a partial blindfold between the reader and the true message that the text DOES contain, which I would endorse.
If you do not like the church, that is fine. The Christian faith itself is something different, it is the holy pursuit of perfection, balance and harmony, absolutely essential to civilization. It is about pristine order, and vision, but it is not something I can convey, which is why I did not write to convert anyone, you have to do that on your own. There is no way for me to explain it; you either have it or you don't have it, but all three of your analogies are completely unsound, your syllogism that Christianity somehow leads to Marxism, is also based on false premises. Unfortunately some big names like Hitler played around with it, but I do not really care. The church and European culture are absolutely inseparable, take them apart and you have nigger-like tribal squabble. Perhaps this will explain to you
http://aryanism.net/...sm-vs-idealism/
De Hertog, on 25 November 2012 - 08:38 PM, said:
If you want to oppose the Jews, you cannot worship one of them, nor their god. CONSISTENCY.
Christ was a heretic against the Jewish faith which is why he was hung on the cross at the insistence of Jews. He was born of a virgin signing his divine origin, he has no human roots. He is the very concept of Aryandom, in human form, by no means either Jew or Gentile.