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Descending The Ideology Iceberg

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    i have here the ideology iceberg
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    it was posted on my subreddit about a
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    year ago and i'll hear here's the credit
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    link
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    and now i'm just gonna i'm gonna look at
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    it and it's content what are you gonna
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    do about it alright so
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    in the uh in the nice part of the
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    iceberg where
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    we haven't descended into madness yet we
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    have some basic
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    political ideologies obviously
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    liberalism
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    social democracy humanism socialism
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    technocracy democracy environmentalism
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    feminism
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    enlightenment thought and then you have
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    libertarianism tribalism militarism
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    conservatism um now it also has things
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    on here like
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    racism i'm not sure hating a group of
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    people constitutes a
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    political ideology but uh
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    i mean because i don't think there's
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    enough substance there you can't just
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    hate a group of people and call that a
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    political ideology
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    am i right my fellow anti-centrists this
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    is this is just the tip of the iceberg
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    okay
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    you haven't really started you haven't
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    really started digging deep into
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    into what sort of connections your poor
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    little mind can
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    can have about politics so let's keep
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    going i'm not gonna talk too much about
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    any of this stuff
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    all right now we're in um we're in like
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    just underneath the
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    the iceberg territory so we have marxist
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    leninism
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    juche maoism a lot of you know classical
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    communist ideologies and ideologies that
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    are still in theory practiced by certain
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    states around the world today it's
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    obviously wacky when you compare it to
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    liberal democracy but they're still
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    being put into practice so it's not
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    completely insane yet yes but we're
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    getting there
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    um post-truth anti-natalism
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    post-modernism
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    okay so post-truth post-modernism those
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    aren't political ideologies those are
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    just
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    those are just ways of describing
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    culture so i'm not sure why they're even
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    on this list
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    but anti-natalism that's a fun one it's
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    basically the idea that people shouldn't
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    be born because if you do a quick
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    hedonistic calculus
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    there's more suffering in the world than
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    there is
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    joy so by being born you're essentially
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    doing someone a great disservice
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    if you want to look at a for example a
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    spectrum you could you could have on one
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    end of the spectrum
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    being anti-natalist uh nobody should
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    ever be born
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    and then you have like a hyper natalist
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    who wants you know no matter the
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    the circumstances people should be born
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    maybe even people
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    should be forced to gestate as much as
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    possible
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    reactionaries nationalists minarchists
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    objectivists
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    anarcho-capitalists pirate politics
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    i'm not actually sure what pirate
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    politics is let's look this up civil
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    rights direct democracy including
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    e-democracy participation in government
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    reform of copyright and patent laws
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    basically this is just the gist that i'm
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    getting it's like
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    the ideology for the pirate bay and with
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    a heavy
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    you know focus on online stuff so
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    i but as you get more into the computer
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    stuff this will get more and more
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    weird but okay also this is this is
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    quick just for my own purposes
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    mercantism i'm pretty sure they mean
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    mercantilism let's let's look that up
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    mercantism uh
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    yeah they mean mercantilism so um i i
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    feel like i should make a counter of how
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    many spelling mistakes i find
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    in this on this iceberg so boom bottom
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    left boom
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    okay while we're looking for spelling
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    mistakes let's go back up to the deer
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    plant
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    here full fatalism boom
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    fusionism okay you might look at some of
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    these and think that the
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    the maker of this iceberg just made them
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    up actually fusionism is a real thing
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    it's
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    it was this idea of like fusing kind of
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    like the economically right-wing and the
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    culturally right-wing branches of the
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    conservative party into a unified force
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    kind of like a moderate
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    right unity uh that was like i don't
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    know i was thinking i was like 60 years
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    ago or something
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    objectivism was the ideology of ayn rand
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    uh
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    objectivists don't call it a political
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    ideology it's more of like an
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    overarching philosophy of everything but
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    it ends up just being um like an almost
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    narco capitalist political ideology
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    ludism is basically
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    um you're not quite at n prime levels
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    yet
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    uh for example ted kaczynski a lot of
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    people don't view him as an
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    anarcho-primitivist because
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    they view anarcho-primitivism to be like
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    more of like a
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    real focus on the tribe uh ted kizinski
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    was more like just
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    anti he didn't like the new technology
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    the newfangled technology
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    you might call a follower of ted
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    kaczynski not an and prim but a
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    neo-ludite or a ludite okay now we've
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    reached quirky teen tier so if you watch
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    drake videos you are here i typically
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    don't
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    you know go beyond this point because
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    well once you go beyond this point you
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    find subreddits for like 100
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    followers and you're like is this can
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    you count this as a political ideology
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    if
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    some 18 year old on discord wrote up a
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    little manifesto and
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    flung it into the wilds and then a bunch
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    of hungry 16 year olds
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    lapped it up and the answer is yes it's
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    the new industrial revolution but for
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    political ideologies
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    grab one while they're hot so we have um
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    the classics nazbul passatist
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    we also have gaddafi ism for uh you know
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    gaddafi
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    pol pot ziziak euro communism
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    anarcho-primitivism i think yeah and
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    narco primitivism being in this tear is
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    probably right most of the post-left
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    ideologies are here so egoist anarchism
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    okay post-left's actually down here in
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    tier four that's weird so
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    like the anti-civ ideologies like
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    basically just broad anarchist critiques
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    of civilization
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    a lot of a lot of the post-lefty stuff
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    mutualism
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    kind of like again like anarcho-centrism
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    just
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    down falg sc should i should i look this
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    up am i going to regret it
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    all right let's do it then i'll guess c
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    oh fully automated luxury gay space
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    communism
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    it gives me a very this one specifically
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    gives me very much star trek vibes where
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    like
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    you know people are like oh yes we got
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    rid of money we're so we're so good now
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    and we'll live in the future
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    but just year situationism has to do
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    with the uh
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    the situationalists the situationist
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    international were dudes who would like
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    they would like go for a walk to like
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    fight capitalism you know because like
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    if you go for a walk
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    then capitalism can't tell you where to
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    go it's like it's just like a
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    disorganized walk where you're just like
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    walking around you're like taking a
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    wrong turn
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    and capitalism can't control you man i'm
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    not going to go over every single
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    ideology obviously because we'd be here
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    all all
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    we'd be here longer than you have the
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    attention span for that's the truth of
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    it
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    that's the truth of it okay so up here
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    we have corporatocracy but out down here
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    we have corporatism
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    what is what's the difference between
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    those two the difference is corporacy
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    is when the corporation has more power
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    than the state
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    and corporatism is when the state
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    controls
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    the corporations so corporatism is
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    actually the economic
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    branch of the ideology of fascism deep
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    ecology that's a great one it states
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    that the um
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    the only unjust hierarchy is between man
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    and nature
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    so it's basically like you know free the
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    lobsters man why do they gotta be in
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    why do they gotta be in cages
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    collapsitarianism
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    i'm 99 sure that one's made up okay so i
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    have one result and it's from urban
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    dictionary
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    it's great one who believes that society
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    should collapse become a libertarian for
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    a few months until you realize the whole
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    system is messed up
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    then move on to anarchy where you want
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    to change the system shortly after that
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    become a calamitarian and sit back and
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    watch while it all burns
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    oh you gotta bring the popcorn i hate it
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    longism obviously that's huey long dong
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    long i'll try not to
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    i'll try not to dwell too much on things
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    i've already talked about okay this
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    one's fun impossiblism honestly i don't
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    know much about impossibleism i just
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    know it's got a funny
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    name and other than that once i start
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    having to read theory
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    i check out like it or not communists
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    the theory of the youth
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    will be disseminated through 35 second
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    tick talks and there's nothing you can
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    do about it i will not read capital
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    you cannot make me all right now we're
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    squarely in
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    neat tear so you know
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    you don't have a job you've been you've
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    been spending too much time online
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    your poor little brain your poor little
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    brain needs a break at this point
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    to be honest uh i've heard of maybe
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    only like 60 of these ones and i have
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    been
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    immersed in this [ __ ] for like two years
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    so don't feel too bad if if like none of
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    this makes any sense
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    at this point i'll do my best to to
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    guide you through here but
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    the waters are getting really murky
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    we're on the we're on the bottom of the
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    iceberg now dugan
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    was uh the writer of what you'd might
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    call the fourth political theory
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    uh so like a fourth positionist whereas
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    fascism claimed to be the third position
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    between socialism communism
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    and uh capitalism fascism positioned
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    itself as a
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    third position because you know they
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    were like
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    look we're better than a political
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    binary congratulations
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    fourth positionist managed to just be
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    fascism but
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    economically left-wing i'm pretty sure
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    jack so
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    we seem to have skipped accelerationism
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    we just went to the
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    specific kinds of accelerationism gx
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    stands for gender accelerationism uh
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    yuck is unconditional accelerationism
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    and ack what's anak oh
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    that was just a guess
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    call this ideology anak
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    anarchism is often phrased as the
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    abolition of unjust hierarchies this is
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    actually a terrible definition no one
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    wants hierarchies that they say are
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    unjust
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    well yeah that's that's actually people
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    who are in favor of um
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    unjust hierarchies say that they're like
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    the hierarchies are just because they
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    exist that's when you get like more on
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    the
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    right wing the hierarchies justify
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    themselves kind of philosophy see this
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    is what happens this is what happens
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    someone just makes up an ideology
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    and then i look it up and then there's
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    like a medium article with 200 claps
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    and now i gotta treat it seriously
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    because it's on an iceberg no i refuse
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    there needs to be like some kind of like
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    it has to like
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    break break out of a certain amount of
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    notoriety before i feel like
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    it's an ideology you know otherwise
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    everybody and their children
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    i was gonna say everybody and their
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    mother but their mothers probably don't
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    care everybody and their children
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    are are making ideologies and they say
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    hey drag
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    i came up with this new ideology it's
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    where
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    you have capitalism but you add
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    communism whoa whoa
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    all right what else we got here right
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    accelerationism
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    yeah uh italian futurism esoteric
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    hitlerism
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    um the nazis had some like esoteric
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    uh backbone to them and the the esoteric
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    fascists are like really into all the
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    pagan imagery the black sun
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    that kind of stuff christian anarchism
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    christian anarchism that's a fun one
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    ideologues did a interview with a
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    christian anarchist
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    check it out scum i'm glad this is here
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    this is the manifesto by
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    a schizophrenic lady who shot andy
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    warhol
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    um and basically just said men are scum
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    um
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    dare i say baste
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    freudo okay this first of all another
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    spelling error
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    bing uh it should be fruito marxism yeah
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    this this dude keeps uh confusing the
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    u's and the e so i'm starting to think
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    he's not an english speaker which is
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    fair enough now i feel bad about mocking
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    the typos i haven't looked
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    that deep into fruit and marxism but my
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    basic impression of it must be something
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    like
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    oh you want to uh
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    like use your capital to accrue more
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    capital it must be because
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    you want to have sex with your mom i
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    don't know
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    xenarchism okay oh okay so this is an
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    anarchist school of thought
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    that tries to
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    like incorporate buddhist teachings
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    there's a subreddit here i'm going to
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    check out but this is also reminding me
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    of
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    that it actually reminds me of like the
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    counterparts to alt buddhism
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    hilariously they both have like no
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    followers like 580-ish
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    i'm sorry for getting your subreddit
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    banned i really am wait a second there's
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    some buddhist infighting i
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    i need to read this i practice and
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    admire an uncompromising flavor of
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    theravada buddhism which has warrior
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    mentality
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    considered a conservative but
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    ultra-orthodox buddhism is not rooted in
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    dhamma even superficially so cannot
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    rightfully be considered orthodox in any
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    way anyways once you add buddhism to
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    political ideologies it
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    everything just just just starts getting
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    better for you
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    patchwork patchwork is kind of like a
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    vaguely anarcho-capitalist slash
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    neo-reactionary
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    idea where it's like decentralize
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    um everything but like corporations take
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    over because
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    if you look at a structure of a
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    corporation then the ceo is kind of like
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    a monarch
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    so it's sort of like pseudomonarchy but
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    through
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    capitalism it's like very authoritarian
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    right all right i've had enough i've had
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    enough of neat
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    tier let's go down to the historian
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    let's see so it seems like on this tier
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    it's mainly like
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    really old ideas
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    that are no longer relevant and they're
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    like super niche
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    um i recognize
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    almost none of them
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    i recognize peronism but i don't really
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    even really know what it is
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    fordism i recognize it's basically the
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    idea that like it's it's basically the
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    idea of mass production
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    industrialization i don't think it
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    should be this deep um
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    so let's pick a few that sound
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    interesting and keep keep moving because
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    it's too dark i can't see
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    aluminism never heard of that let's
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    let's find out what it is
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    illuminism oh well it's got a wikipedia
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    article
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    more than i was expecting one people
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    principle was the political ideology of
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    south korea under its first president
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    singh manree the illman principle has
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    been likened
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    by contemporary scholars to the nazi
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    idea of the master race
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    is this this is nazism for koreans
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    no [ __ ] huh the koreans were definitely
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    the nazis of the asians the illman
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    principle became the central ideology of
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    ri's national society
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    and its successor the liberal party
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    established in 1951 is this fish hook
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    theory i tried to understand peronism at
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    some point but
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    i i did not have enough dopamine for it
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    let's so let's try again
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    peronism also called justicialism is an
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    argentine political movement based on
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    the ideas and legacy of argentine
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    president
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    juan peron it's been an influential
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    movement in the 20th and 21st century
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    argentine politics
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    since 1946 pironis won 10 out of the 13
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    presidential elections
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    which they have been allowed to run it's
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    a very impressive track record for
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    something i've never heard of two arms
  • 15:13 - 15:14
    of peronism are social justice and
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    social help
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    national unity and not struggle it wants
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    heroes not murders yeah it seems like
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    argentinian communism kind of deal
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    argenian socialism kind of deal
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    uh-oh juan peron had sympathized with
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    axes powers but also expressed sympathy
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    for jewish rights and established
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    diplomatic relations with israel in
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    1949.
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    since then more than 45 000 jews have
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    immigrated israel from argentina
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    mystical anarchism
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    dare we dare we descend mystical
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    anarchism
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    a tendency within the russian symbolist
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    movement after 1906
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    a mishmash of nietzsche persian bakunin
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    and dostoevsky's rejection of necessity
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    this is why i don't read books it's too
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    much oh you have to press forward
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    but first tonight hey i'm wearing raycon
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    wireless e25 earbuds they're
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    super comfortable and come with a
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    variety of fit options and guess what
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    else they've got a 45-day free return
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    policy
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    so if you don't like it you can just
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    send it back unproblematically see with
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    raycons i can unplug from my screens and
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    finally get back to nature while still
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    being plugged in in my so it's almost
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    like
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    i'm still using technology i can't get
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    away from it but
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    just in those brief moments where you're
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    not spending 16 hours in front of the
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    screen you're still
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    consuming content like it's just
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    inescapable
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    recon earbuds give you six hours
  • 16:46 - 16:50
    six raycon earbuds give you six
  • 16:50 - 16:53
    raycon earbuds give you six hours you
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    have six hours
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    a battery life they're discreet they're
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    cute they come at half the price of
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    other earbuds and now to show me typing
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    in
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    my vanity url so go to buy rakon.com
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    drag for fifteen percent all right
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    creepy computer repair people this is
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    the
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    this is really i'd say the the bottom of
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    the iceberg everything beyond this is
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    just
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    i think he just makes stuff up so techno
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    primitivism uh classic
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    i think this would probably be well okay
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    techno primitivism
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    mormon transhumanism that one's fun
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    exitocracy or is it exetocracy
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    so all right already we have the
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    foundations of
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    a great idea okay one up vote on reddit
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    on a subreddit with eight people in it
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    leading to
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    a post from a blog that does not exist
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    acid communism was just like
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    a variant of communism but everybody was
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    on lsd
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    and for some reason that just made them
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    acid communists instead of a narco
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    communist so nega situationism okay so
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    the only place that i can see it is in
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    some random guy's
  • 17:59 - 18:02
    tag on an anarcho-capitalist subreddit
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    it's got 10 results on google i don't
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    know what you expect by the way i really
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    like the uh the tier name creepy
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    computer repair people because
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    whenever you get a creepy computer
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    repair person around
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    some kind of drug and politics
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    it never goes well if i had a time
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    machine i would i would go back and
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    prevent nickland from doing all those
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    amphetamines the alt
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    woke that one's fun let's see
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    i'm just gonna i'm just gonna leave it
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    at this the catalytic
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    the catalytic left post landing left
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    accelerationism
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    the dark insurrection free-market
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    socialism apocalyptic communism
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    intersectional xeno-feminism
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    lifestyle branding is political ideology
  • 18:52 - 18:53
    and vice versa
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    fear and selfishness feed into online
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    advertisement which leads into the
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    attention
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    economy which leads into sales of
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    products and ideologies
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    which leads into the autonomous
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    capitalist algorithmic virus and its
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    human co-conspirators
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    hey that's me you may not like it but
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    this genuinely is the
  • 19:08 - 19:12
    some of the most relevant descriptions
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    of um
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    of the of the system we live in which is
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    funny because it's like incomprehensive
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    just like the system we live in
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    woke is a misnomer it's actually asleep
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    in myopic wok is a safe space for the
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    easily distracted and defensive pop
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    culture inbred
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    walks the left curled up in a fetal ball
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    scribbling think pieces about broad city
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    while its rights get trampled by
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    ascended fascism domestically and
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    globally
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    dang even the even the left
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    accelerationists don't like the wokes
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    dark mutualism okay i wanna i wanna get
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    past this one but at the same time i
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    wanna look at what dark mutualism is i'm
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    on a i'm on a niche subreddit with
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    something
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    with like very little upvotes
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    a neo-reactionary line of thought
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    holding that anarchism ran into an
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    impasse due to its embrace of communism
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    yeah it doesn't seem like uh doesn't
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    seem like mutualists are too into the
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    dark mutualists but
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    we're too [ __ ] deep okay nano
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    socialism
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    what is lrx how can when i look up left
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    reactionary the
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    suggested searches are contra points
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    twitter
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    how tall is contra points contra points
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    blog
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    contra points ins now this is either
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    um rule by people from the future
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    or something to do with
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    something else capito nationalism i'm
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    not sure how this differs from
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    authoritarian capitalism but
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    it probably is something to do with the
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    whole
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    mold bug idea of like corporations
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    ruling the world
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    wait a second it seems that there is a
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    subreddit about this
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    with four members excellent all right we
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    we got to keep moving here
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    web surfers archaeo distributism
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    republican phalangism juche capitalism
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    just normal stuff olnaz i never thought
  • 21:06 - 21:08
    i'd have to see bolnaz again
  • 21:08 - 21:11
    all right let's look at bolnaz
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    bolshevik nationalism
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    okay so
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    i'm getting i'm getting strong luigi
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    vibes okay really all i know about
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    bulmas
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    is their virulent hatred towards white
  • 21:27 - 21:28
    people but also
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    like a respect for mexican landowners ao
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    side mayo side is the genocide of white
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    people by diluting their genes into
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    other races i see uh
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    i see avid drag fans here someone's been
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    taken
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    taken a page out of the book of um the
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    reverse ethno state but they also want
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    to separate every economic class into
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    class
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    ethno states class no states where
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    prices are adjusted to wages
  • 21:50 - 21:52
    surprisingly based thumbs up but we're
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    going to keep moving
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    also i'm not really sure how that has
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    anything to do with national bolshevism
  • 21:56 - 21:59
    there's a pole compile anarchy
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    is this going to be a thing should i
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    invest in bowl nas now while it's still
  • 22:03 - 22:04
    a seedling
  • 22:04 - 22:07
    or is it going to die out i guess time
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    will tell
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    naz scent bowl
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    am i going to regret looking this up
  • 22:16 - 22:19
    national centrist bolshevism a synthesis
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    of neoliberalism
  • 22:21 - 22:25
    and national bolshevism oh
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    yeah oh this clears things up apparently
  • 22:28 - 22:30
    it was posted on my subreddit
  • 22:30 - 22:34
    and removed by reddit spam filters
  • 22:34 - 22:35
    synthesis of the current dialectic
  • 22:35 - 22:38
    between nasball and neoliberalism oh
  • 22:38 - 22:40
    so it's a centrist position between
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    because neoliberalism is kind of like
  • 22:42 - 22:43
    the opposite of
  • 22:43 - 22:45
    national bolshevism it's the center
  • 22:45 - 22:47
    position between the two
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    interesting so like national social
  • 22:50 - 22:51
    democrat
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    uh i think in my bernie trump video
  • 22:55 - 22:58
    it's like you know the national like
  • 22:58 - 23:01
    like trump is a is a nationalist and
  • 23:01 - 23:02
    then
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    bernie is a social democrat so it's like
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    national social democracy wiener bowl
  • 23:16 - 23:18
    i blocked myself from using twitter
  • 23:18 - 23:19
    because
  • 23:19 - 23:23
    it hurts my brain ken arkey all right
  • 23:23 - 23:25
    we've reached drittertier it's time to
  • 23:25 - 23:27
    go back all right surrealist here let's
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    let's go
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    uh urchinism like urbanism
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    why is it always why is it always racism
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    post post post post post right
  • 23:38 - 23:42
    fuca yamanism how many
  • 23:42 - 23:46
    it's too many posts no wave economics
  • 23:46 - 23:50
    one big club sandwich
  • 23:50 - 23:52
    marxist leninist dengues calvinist
  • 23:52 - 23:54
    kenya's maoist
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    reaganous titoist drumfest saloist
  • 23:57 - 24:01
    foucault list thought
  • 24:01 - 24:04
    fern the humanism
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    geoanarchism that's real all these are
  • 24:07 - 24:09
    fake but geoanarchism is real look
  • 24:09 - 24:12
    geo libertarianism and anarchism all
  • 24:12 - 24:14
    individuals have an equal right to own
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    land occupying land incurs and indemnity
  • 24:16 - 24:17
    to other individuals
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    which should be resolved in a
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    decentralized fashion through a system
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    of polycentric law
  • 24:23 - 24:24
    geoanarchism is the most extreme
  • 24:24 - 24:26
    individualist interpretation of georgism
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    okay now we're in the
  • 24:27 - 24:31
    marco yoongin-nest
  • 24:31 - 24:34
    tier we have cyclona pedology just the
  • 24:34 - 24:38
    concept of society union globally
  • 24:38 - 24:41
    anti-anti-masonry ether actualization
  • 24:41 - 24:43
    i assume that's like a like a stronger
  • 24:43 - 24:45
    form of transhumanism where
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    you actually can become an aetherkin
  • 24:47 - 24:49
    like in real life i'm going to just look
  • 24:49 - 24:50
    up one thing here because i'm pretty
  • 24:50 - 24:51
    sure this is all [ __ ] political
  • 24:51 - 24:52
    attitude
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    tendency to revert to something ancient
  • 24:54 - 24:55
    or ancestral
  • 24:55 - 24:58
    so like to take the concept of politics
  • 24:58 - 24:59
    and make it older
  • 24:59 - 25:02
    pedology we've gone too deep okay we're
  • 25:02 - 25:04
    reaching the the final tiers here
  • 25:04 - 25:09
    we have the 40th international slavoy
  • 25:13 - 25:16
    martinez
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    is get some boomerang when i started to
  • 25:29 - 25:30
    sink i barely even
  • 25:30 - 25:31
    saw the light of the sun fading away
  • 25:31 - 25:33
    until it was gone
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    dust
Title:
Descending The Ideology Iceberg
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