This picture of Polish teens posing with a replica of Brandon “Christchurch“ Tarrant’s rifle (he being an Australian who took action in New Zealand inspired by Norwegian Anders Breivik)  is a good example of the way the Internet has produced a transnational white identity, in which developments within any national sector are immediately reflected in all other, previously somewhat gated-off, national sectors

gayasscommie:

So a friend of mine made this based off a fb status I made and now it’s *everywhere*

theironpill:

The Iron Pill Episode 7

I’m serious, when’s the last time that “4chan is consciously working up the mythology for a transcontinental white nation” was trivial? We’d noticed for a while already, but it was kind of a lark

(This was basically how a lot of nationalist projects happened in the 19th century)

slartibartfastibast:

kontextmaschine:

the thing is wheatfield girls are halfway between Instagram and Live, Laugh, Love

From a previous post:

The title phrase is less than 16 years old:

Seems like it’s been used on Etsy and Pinterest a lot over the past decade. It has a Portland, OR feeling… or vibe.

Funny how hippie things can sound Nazi under a different light. Kurt Metzger is correct in this regard (@1:22:40).

Metzger. That name sounds familiar. Like, almost as if someone in recent history had that surname but espoused beliefs that directly opposed Kurt’s.

Oh and that’s a microcosm of this whole post. So hwitty.

YOUR VIBE ATTRACTS YOUR TRIBE
How To Find “Your People” Online

Okay, that’s a data point I didn’t have

argumate:

quasi-normalcy:

argumate:

quasi-normalcy:

So, I think that part of the problem with the whole “Internet Utopianism” thing in 80s and 90s science fiction is that these sorts of books were generally written by idealists who were inclined to thinking idealistic thoughts and surrounded by other like-minded individuals, and so didn’t understand just how many people believe terrible things that can’t be disestablished through facts or arguments

and that technology doesn’t trump politics, even if it does shift it.

Technology tells politics how to move; politics tells technology how to bend.

Then unexpected consequences tells both to get knotted.

but if you sing the song well enough people walk around humming it

and then years later their kids improvising their way out of a funk think

hey! we should sing that song!

proposed: the Benedict Option is mostly just the rest of the white ethnics jumping off the sinking ship of generic white Americanism