Partisan

The oppressors of this world, they will always have to suffer. They pay the price every day, in ways they know, in ways they don't. As the child prophet Stephen Edwin King once wrote, ‘It's a cash and carry world… in this world, you have to pay as you go.’

Even cohabiting with—mild—drug addicts has never made understanding their silly habits necessary, and I can't stand how so many, from said addicts to actual teetotallers with nothing better to think about, consider mastery of junkie lingo a display of how worldly-wise they are.

I'm always amazed and confused that so many boomers grew up watching Peckinpah's masterpieces in theatre and yet managed to become such moralising little f466072.

I'll add that I find it dreadful to encounter this tone of resignation and this admission of mental sterility from people who pride themselves on putting forward the ‘virtues of the youth’. If you feel like everything that had to be said has been said, simply delete your account.

‘I agree so much my dear Nietzsche, the desire for struggle for struggle's sake is indeed pathological and fruitless.’

This is well-written and perceptive: depiaculo.wordpress.com/2025/06/08/the…

Had Arianism dominated in the West and had muslims been trinitarians, we'd be laughing at the absurdity of the doctrine all day long. Some honesty is in order.

Oui, tout mouvement social dont l'objet n'est pas absolument impossible à récupérer pour la gauche le sera. Les gens de droite n'ont pas l'air de comprendre la densité et l'étendue des institutions de « gauche » dont la fonction est précisément d'encadrer les mouvements sociaux.

Les documentaires animaliers c’est voir des ours polaires tout mignons écorcher vif des phoques eux aussi tout mignons, pour qu’après le narrateur nous explique que la réserve naturelle de souffrance pure risque la disparition à cause de Gazprom. Et c’est sensé me rendre triste.

Mot que je prend pour m'avertissant toujours d'un danger imminent, et aux phonèmes par ailleurs grotesques : « truculent ».

I agree, BAP is wrong. For once this is actually a case of multiple strategies coexisting. Having rearguard communes to go back to is useful; ask European autonomists about it. And the people who'll go there aren't the ones who'd have done entryism into academia or in the CIA.

Good teachers and academics hate the education system too, similarly to how Robespierre was a ‘sorbonnard’, lawyer, winning prizes etc. Just like with the Ancient Régime it's a system the very best elements of which are just waiting to entirely scrap and rebuild from zero.

Rightists are now criticising One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, one of the last popular movie putting forward a genuine conception of freedom, and one which presciently deconstructed the attitudes behind the growing subjection of young men. x.com/_A_Prayer/stat…

And how is locking someone up for an actual crime not vastly superior to relying on pseudo-scientific mind-readers to decide who gets their brain fried by meds for things like being depressed, angry or daring to wrongthink? x.com/zarathustra515…

Everyone and their dog has already mocked André Rieu, and this video in particular. Why pretend this is identified as high culture in the mainstream to any significant degree, that the only accessible alternative for youths is rap music, and that this is why they listen to it?

I've known a rebellious highschooler who'd been forcefully interned by his parents. He'd escaped, justifying even more forceful interment. Last I heard of him he hadn't gotten his baccalaureate and his life had been essentially destroyed. He was, of course, not insane at all.

Les histoires de gauche postmoderne sur l'hantologie et la survivance « spectrale » de représentations du future qui n'ont pas été réalisées sont quand même moins stériles que la pure nostalgie réactionnaire dans laquelle tous les autres de droite à gauche se complaisent.

Keir Starmer heard the chorus of The Hellion as a kid and thought, ‘Yes, yeah, sure, why not.’