Satyr's Comedy Corner

I thought this was going to be about Magic: The Gathering.

It’s even more r3tarded. https://t.co/jh2XSo2RF8

— American Spectre (@SpectatorTM) October 11, 2018

If you ridicule a strong man he can still break your spine.
If you ridicule someone who is completely dependent on society and to be taken seriously by said society then you take away their power. At least you limit their options of exploitation to swindle and gaining the pity of other people.

Shepard Smith on the Migrant Caravan:

“There is no invasion. No one is coming to get you. There is nothing to worry about.”

Basically: “Listen to the man on your telescreen. You’re not being replaced. Demographic change is just a conspiracy theory.”

Shut. Your. Lying. Mouth. pic.twitter.com/5rJOihXQI0

— Apache (@EuropeanApache) October 30, 2018

*needs playing the video*

That's something I've been thinking as well.
It's the final conclusion of this - If you have a problem with it build it yourself argumentation.
Or try and grab as much (state) power as possible for your own people because this society is fracturing.

Could very well be 'our guy'.
A less on the nose kind of Sam Hyde.

Anfang wrote:

Could very well be 'our guy'.
A less on the nose kind of Sam Hyde.

Maybe life will slowly make him more bitter, than sweet, but not sour.

That's a good way of putting it.
Yeah, he is coming from the left* but there is potential in him, at least from what I've seen.

*A lot of people have come this way already.

He is from the left. He still wants to help the sheeple.



Nihilism is becoming so open that it is obvious to even the mediocre....so the clever can still have an audience.
We can see the nihilism on-line and the sorry-state of what is called 'philosophy'. A performance act, offering a hypocritical edge, claiming to be interested in the audience's well-being.

A disease is not obvious, in its early stages. The sick look perfectly fine. but, slowly, the symptoms become apparent, one after another, until even the retard manimal can't help but notice it, though he still will not know what it is, ro what caused what is out of the ordinary. He'll perceive it as quirky, strange...a novelty.

A lot of his jokes could be taken either way but the more I see from him the more certain I've become that he actually believes the modern BS. At least it becomes obvious that this is the intended message to the audience.

Maybe the message is as simple as - "I'm quirky and talk about how we are all so not authentic. Because I've said this, we are doing something special here and you are not stupid like those other stupid people."

Get it?
We still think and believe the same shit as all those "stupid" people but because we know it's shit we are above the others.

Or let's go meta.
It's all BS. But we know that it's BS and now we are smart as old humble Sokrates who taught us that he knows that he knows nothing.

Watching this feels like it's from some alternate universe.

Anfang wrote:

Or let's go meta.
It's all BS. But we know that it's BS and now we are smart as old humble Sokrates who taught us that he knows that he knows nothing.

Or super meta: "You were taught to hate me but if I present my "privilege" in an ironic and cynical manner, then you will praise me as if you never hated me at all...all at the expense of those unwilling to debase themselves."



The irony of him making fun of Country stars, when he likely doesn't act in accordance with shitlib ideals in his personal life either.

I'm not sure but I think American country/folk music has become increasingly (((country music))) both, on stage and behind the stage. Or maybe it has been so for a long time. Either way most of it sounds very hollow today and promotes the reconstructed country man in their lyrics.
But I don't think the guy thinks about it that way.

Anfang wrote:

I'm not sure but I think American country/folk music has become increasingly (((country music))) both, on stage and behind the stage. Or maybe it has been so for a long time. Either way most of it sounds very hollow today and promotes the reconstructed country man in their lyrics.
But I don't think the guy thinks about it that way.

You will know of parasitical influence if they start saying "pick up trucks make me feel Country", never using "man" in a masculine way. Turning it into a gender incapable label/style.

Bo (what's his real name? Bobby?) is an "alt-left" type.
The alt-right and the alt-left both would say that America used to be a White/European ("supremacist") country.
They just draw different conclusions from that. America being European is a good thing or it's a bad thing.

He would not have gained notoriety if he were anything hinting at alt-right. Jew comics would shun him. They would not sit around the same table exchanging barbs and puns.



He would not be permitted to make money, the symbol of communal approval and appreciation - Modern Messiahnism goes through the semiotics of the divine one/nil God = money.

You're allowed to cynically laugh at the way things have decayed, unable to recognize your own ideals as being the source, because you're only focused on the symptoms, making light of their effects, alluding, if need be, to the cure as being the disease - irony of inversion.

I often use the early MRA, and MGTOW as a good example.
They attracted a following of disenfranchised, alienated, sexually frustrated young males, blaming feminism as the source of their woes, when it was a symptom like they were, when they began to imitate.
Then they accused Paternalism, irony of ironies, like feminists did, when the destruction of paternalism was what they were suffering.

It all begins with a misapplication, and erroneous definition of words. This is what these comics are exploiting, creating word-games, paradoxes, funny conundrums, that is released as nervous crackling when the modern is exposed to it.
these modern comics, using Jewish cynicism, and not ancient-Greek comedy, as their standard, simply draw attention to the paradoxes produced by mind/body divide - schizophrenia. They exploit the dissonance produced when words detach mind from the physical.
Bo is confused, himself, by the paradox of using words to become wealthy, and famous, when you produce nothing tangible. like Seinfeld and his sit-com, he laughs at the crowd laughing at him imitating them. But he's from aryan stock, so he feels embarrassed....whereas Seinfeld does not.
(((They))) have turned shame into pride, feebleness into power, confusion into clarity, degeneracy into wisdom.
The double/triple entedre...  

When you've failed to understand human nature then you fail to diagnose your ailment, and cannot hope to find a cure, or an preventative regiment.