Let's see.
As I posted
Wants me filtered by everyone.
While in the same post talking about memetics in the context of writing, actual literature.
Now, let us think about which kind of camp uses "memes" in an incredibly wordy way and which camp does not.
Sorry, Zig Forums.
It's okay to be white.
Around blacks never relax.
Burn the coal pay the toll.
Will always be superior to your essay level memetics.
That’s huge, congratulations. I’d like to hear more if you want to share.
A bastard I am, like God, I wage jealous wars.
What adjustments would you make? God being a bastard and there being a generation of bastards, going OT on modern society I think is a pretty sick battle cry for the disenfranchised Whites, it'd spook jews too. People often confuse jealously with envy though, all jealous means is that you felt that you've been wronged.
We oughta make a shared setting together. Are you down for some Aryan techno-magic?
Already got you covered, fam.
A bit from my notes:
Magic -Magical stuff
All forms of magic in this story stem from psychicism in some form or fashion. The Ilu’s technology was based around harnessing the power of intent to shape the world. The rest of the magic wielders perform old fashioned rituals to unlock their psychic potential.
These psychic phenomena manifest generally as various physical forces, such as fire or kinesis, and also as spectral things like ghosts. The Ilu had such a degree of mastery with this that they could manifest anything they could imagine, given enough dedication and practice. Traditional “psychic” type abilities are observed in this world too (mind reading, etc.), also lumped under the magic category.
“Enchanted” items are things altered by techniques very similar to Ilu material-mastery. These altered items are slightly sapient themselves (sometimes to a lucid degree, such as with Grim’s armor) and can sometimes seemingly act on their own.
Keep in mind that the word “psychic” is never found in the book.The Ilu call this "Zeal", and the word is interchangeable with "magic".
The main race from the story is essentially just whites under a different name. The Ilu mentioned above are in sort of the same category as the Olympians, where they're dubiously immortal but still flesh and blood. These are considered the gods by most folk in the book, and indeed the word "Ilu" is the word "gods" borrowed from Sumerian. The antagonistic species are either blatantly not human or mud-colored, and for good reason.
This will be the only post I make in response to this likely de-rail attempt.
There is more to life than just Jews. We are all agreed that the removal of the Jewish parasite is of utmost importance and that the survival of the West (and indeed the entire planet) depends upon it. With that said, why should we settle for mere survival? There is so much in this world that is beautiful and valuable, and only by honing our abilities of expression can we truly experience it; only by experiencing it can we weave epics that will inspire our progeny for all eternity. The parasite has done such vast damage to us that many of our people are reverting to their baser forms. Intelligence appears to be plummeting, a hunger for knowledge is entirely gone, and the only curiosity the modern person has is related to depraved sexual acts. What happened to all the explorers? What happened to those great heroes of old who sought to separate Man from mere beast? Where did the value of existence disappear to? For example; marriage and sex used to be sacred; a special and almost magical event that celebrated the beauty of unity and gestured towards the miracle of creation and life. Now how do people view sex and marriage? There is nothing magical, nothing sacred, nothing of worth. For many this ends in despair, it saps all their resolve and their will to fight; only by making them realise what they have lost, and that there is still so much to gain will we be able to galvanise their resolve and elevate them from mere animal to Man. Those Men shall help us slay the Serpent and its children.
Remove all kikes and golems and the rest sorts itself out.
Anyone know of any good material for improving oratory and/or rhetoric skills?
sage for off-topic
Both extremely good posts.
The book thread had a dump specifically about that
*Smacks lips* Aye yo wassup nigga? I hearz u be askin' deez cracka ass board niggaz to be flexin' dey melanin muscles n'sheeeit. Aight cracka, imma spit some ancient nowlege yo way, ya feel?
Personally, I would suggest reading and reciting a piece of classical literature every day if you're looking to improve your linguistic intelligence. While I personally believe that writing is a very important skill to have however, the ability to form a legible essay with zero spelling errors and logical inconsistencies will serve you no use when a mutated nigger decides he wants to devour your torso and ferment your brains for his bootleg lean.