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There is no longer a frontier in America. There is no longer any room for building without some level of demolition. The elite demolished to build what they have now, and don't need to demolish more. Despite this, they criticize those not in power who want to do so to be on an even playing field.

There is no longer a frontier in America. There is no longer any room for building without some level of demolition. The elite demolished to build what they have now, and don't need to demolish more. Despite this, they criticize those not in power who want to do so to be on an even playing field.

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[–] [deleted] • 2 pts

Mmh, yes. I did find it funny that, for all the polemic there was on voat about resisting, overcoming, and ultimately, yes, destroying, the modern "progressive" (((globalist))) culture-and-society-ruining clownworld system, they choose their good person, bad person labels along builder/destroyer lines.

I'm sure they, on some level, intend a degree of nuance, probably along the lines of "destoying the enemy = good", "destroying the !enemy = bad", but in choosing the labels they did, they made exactly the same mistake as the "liberals" of bygone times, placing an abstract guiding principle as ultimate pragma.

Building = good. !Building = bad. Constructive crits only please. Kind words only please. Close ranks and leave the field in an orderly fashion. We'll get 'em next time. They've chosen to lose the fight by opting instead for building a hugbox and turtling within it.

So yeah, I guess I'm a destroyer, because I'd rather have people on my own side speak a little harshly with one another at times, be honest about what they see as each other's failings, and actually learn not to break down into a weeping puddle of piss because someone on the internet called them a mean word.

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What's worse is it was the one admin who created the Builder/Destroyer narrative. And his sycophants were more than happy to play along and take it seriously and use this narrative as a weapon to further divide the community.

Congrats, Putt. You created the civil war you were so worried about.

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Putt uses the "destroyer" analogy to condemn fedposters and idiots calling for terrorism. That's what it means.

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*Honks my horn in your general direction

*Walls fall

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without cannot From If a fucking STAR hadn't EXPLODED

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The Death of the Titans at the hands of Zeus signaled the end of human sacrifice as tribute to the titans work in crafting this world to their liking. The Death of Zeus at the hands of Hercules signaled the end of animal sacrifices to the Olympians. Christ has risen to power to fill the void left by a dead Zeus and has stagnated in power ever sense. Thus as the old have given way to the new As the great mother Gaia has always done as winter gives way to spring, the young venture forth from cities into the wilderness to claim its bounty for their own. the Flaw that killed this venture was that nature was not limitless in its bounty. Just as the carrier pigeon is now extinct because man once thought its flocks that often blotted out the sun could never be extinguished, man now looks at the old that has stagnated once more.

This time the stagnation of Christ is front and center. Christ has never filled the shoes left behind by Zeus as empty worship in Christ is disguarded as meaningless drivel and only enhanced by the pope embrasing muslim invaders as worthy conquerors. This shows us one thing:

We are the frontier to be tamed and exploited by muslims. We are the force of nature muslims seek to silence and exterminate. We have forgotten how to ride the whirlwind against our enemies, to draw blood for the slightest grievance, and mount skulls as trophies to warn others that death awaits all who dare challenge us. The time of the gods may be over, but many Titans still live, bound by the nearly unmeltable ice of the river Cocytus. The Ice is a prison for Traitors and oath breakers, such as the muslim's deified prophet. The price of deifying an oath breaker is to share in his eternal torment. Thus the question becomes, how many human souls are worth a Titan? How many oath breakers must be sacrificed to bargain with death for the release of a Titan from Cocytus?

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What do you think of might is right ? I'm reading it now and this sounds like it could be from there.. (you're a bit more generous to Christ but I agree with you over Ragnar)

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I found a copy last week. Read first 70 pages, then skipped around a bit. Sounds just like my grandfather, especially about how women are property to be managed, and how men should never be concerned about their appearance unless looking for a woman, proving their worth for a job, or attending church. Its fun to consider just how far we've fallen to not only allow known gays to live to not killing them on sight when they demonstrate their bullshit in a parade. Back when this book was written, the mere rumor someone was gay was enough to lynch a man, or burn down his house while he slept in it.

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I've heard of the phrase in the context of 'how things used to be' and how things are bearable because this world has not returned to that way yet. Before your comment, i had no idea it was a book. Sounds like a good read.

the history and old gods stuff has always interested me, and provided a stark contrast to the wimpy shit i was taught in school. A single disagreement between father and son could lead to a house tearing itself apart depending on who backs who. A house was not just a single family, it was everyone related in that region living under one roof. None of this "talks things out" crap that solves nothing. A swift kick to the bastards nuts was all that was required to solve my childhood argument. Took me 3 months to figure that out. Also got a week vacation from school for my trouble. Best fishing trip i ever went on.

i'll find a copy and give it a read, i've used that phrase for years and had no idea it was a book.