Some interesting comments I found on substack about the current state of affairs
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8He makes decent points but it's so laden with internet tough guy bullshit I can't take him seriously.
But then I'm not religious, so I have no predisposition to take offense at his jabs against Christianity.
It's not the jabs at Christianity as much as it is just the fact that he's another soulless take seller complaining about the enemy while sucking on the teat that he proclaims to hate. There is nothing this guy is saying that hasn't been said a thousand times before by smarter people who have never been granted revenue sharing. I just despise grifters.
I think you're right, but my account is basically hyperbolic overreaction. The emotional "feel" of what should be done, soon, ryenao if possible...
...and that's just one of the takes of my account, most of the rest being off-the-cuff witticisms and through-their-own-eyes self-mockery of the self-righteous something-doers.
This is a broad topic but anymore and it hits tl;dr, gonna hafta quoast
But we are some ways off from that. I'd rather build now to grow our numbers while trying to help our own people better themselves in every way I can. People who do nothing but talk about how "we gotta" do violence right now, or espouse other breathless platitudes, are weak and effeminate, useless parasites. They exist to gain from the system they claim to hate. As long as they get upcummies, the revolution โข๏ธ can wait.
I consider those people my enemies as well.
You couldn't know this but I had some family problems a few months ago and my routine broke down; I got soft and sloppy.
And I was literally thinking at one point about how hard you worked to make yourself better despite adversity, and was shaming myself for getting soft. "Matty would be disappointed if he saw you."
It's little things like that. Hyperbolic overreaction is my thing, but I also make people laugh. I found out yesterday my boomerpoast rants are being copied over to instagram.
We may think sometimes that we're not having an effect, but things are changing. We're helping to make that change.
This is, whether we are aware of it or not, our own little therapy cult of autists, miscreants, and ne-er-do-wells. It helps. I know it has distracted me long enough to not choose federal orange and prison loaf on at least one occasion.
It was here that I learned that despair is a sin. An actual sin.
That small thing has helped me more than any amount of time I could have sitting in a fucking the-rapists office.
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3So, rather than experience despair as I try to work through the rubble that is my life, I am going to make him famous.
@BattleDwarfGimli @jb @matty @cjd @NoDoxGregBrady Future him ...
Oh shit. I'm famous.