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>it's about seeing how it could be done right via policy.
How can anyone with any political interest stand the western state of affairs? Politics is fake. Even when the anger is real, the subject matter is far from important.
We're constantly stuck in this boring loop where nothing ever happens. This isn't how I want to spend my youth. I'd envisioned a grand battle between government organizations of which we'd never heard before. I'd imagined the general populace splitting in two.
But no. Time and time again we come back to the so-called "political arena" of the west. The United Nations, American Politics. The EU. Dried-up do-nothings in suits.
The only political dissidents believe in fairy-tales like some tripfag from /pol/. Libertarians who fight for the freedom of corporations to sell their data.
Why is it so hard for any kind of ideological devotion to fester in the minds of the westerner? What's stopping them from having that populist outcry of "we'll do it ourselves"?
The 21st century is thusfar a boring mess of fakes and frauds. Covid or January 6th aren't even worth mentioning.
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hear, hear!
have a (you)
sauce on that video?
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The Western consensus reality has been able to persist longer than the Soviet one did mostly because it started with a larger base. Soviets were trying to manufacture consent out of nothing, Westerners could rely on 100% of the old money.

It's fairly clear that the Western consensus has deteriorated much from its peak, which occurred shortly after 9/11. The degeneration and random flare-ups of "opposition" movements is evidence of this. Directionless attacks against the status quo are symptomatic of a ruling class that has trained its populace to obey but can no longer effectively give them orders.
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>>966
I honestly don't know who is appeasing who anymore.
I was hoping you were going to call out the permanent state of exception that makes all policies moot and thus renders this board pointless, but no, it is just some whining about the universalized passivity of the Spectacle that has been done better a thousand times before.
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>>967
It's this youtube video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=peqW1UEs1k0

>>968
And now the consensus reality is a limited muddy pool. Western influence in the west is making strides, but the west itself is slowly crumbling.
My point is mostly that the crumbling is a tad too slow, and those opposition movements far too wound up in delusion.

>>970
Hasn't the Discordian Society been in a state of exception -if not since its founding- since the death of its founders?
Extralegal action is also policy. It's just a bit less de jure. I don't know what you want me to say.
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>>971
That you love me and will never leave me for another girl.
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>>972
sorry i'm leaving you for Eris…
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>>966
There is no political solution.
>>971
>My point is mostly that the crumbling is a tad too slow
You can help! Spread discord! Embrace surreality! We are the enemies of consensus!
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>>966
>The Reichstag Fire isn't even worth mentioning
Change is coming.  They accelerated the plan a century too early on non-domesticated humans and they will lose millenniums of progress for this error in judgement.
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>>976
The reichstag fire was to achieve a real political goal.
Trump basically just called a bunch of people to parliament, tripped all over himself and denied responsibility. It was cowardly.
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>>977
agreed. If they were more than a bunch of wannabe rebels and instagram influencers they probably could have used it as a real stepping-off point to fascist takeover but as it is, they were nothing more than a bunch of morons milling around in a capital building.
are you guys public notaries by any chance?
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>>980
yeah, why? You tryna get a birth certificate?
Replies: >>985
Well, until whatever happens happens, we're going to need to continue forging documents for the time being.
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>>983
Discordian documents!
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>>981
im trying to get an official stamp of approval on nancy pelosi's pubic hair
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>>985
sorry compadre, no can do, Pelosi merkins are strictly regulated by international law. You'll need to go to your local embassy and get it signed by a diplomat.
>>984
Could you forge a second issue to that godforsaken magazine?
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>>987
I believe it is impossible.
Mainly because it has no theme or main aesthetic. Even within Chaos there are patterns.
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