GoddamnedVoodooMagic

GoddamnedVoodooMagic wrote

It's absolutely a great thing, I support it 100%. And will likely be more embraced when capitalism (which is pro-natalist to the core) runs its course, as well as being perpetuated by young folks, women, and queer people who are trying to liberate themselves, since patriarchy forces child-bearing/child-rearing upon everybody (can't keep up a nation's strength if more workers and soldiers aren't being pumped out like clockwork). Hell, I'd say pro-natalism is a core tenent of fascism, since it views people as nothing more but property that must create more property (in this case, being children). Then, of course, we get into the ecological problems of natalism, such as the inevitably razing and destroying of lands and species, ravaging the Earth, overpopulation, ramped-up consumption, which causes states and economies to grow, or want to grow, leading to imperialism, etc.

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GoddamnedVoodooMagic OP wrote (edited )

I completely forgot about my old Tumblr. Dunno how you even found that, or knew what you were looking for...or why you found it. But, I'm not a Nazi. That's plainly evident by everything I've ever wrote. Plus, I'm queer and half Mexican. Guess I just thought that the Wolfsangel looked cool. But, I can assure you I'm not fascist in the least.

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GoddamnedVoodooMagic wrote

Reply to comment by bergra in Burn the Bread Book (By ziq) by subrosa

Industrial society is the one starving billions of people to death and sacrificing them upon what is essentially a glorified blood altar. That's just human casualties, without factoring in animals, plants, waterways, the air, etc. And because industrial society subsumed pretty much everyone and everything into it, its collapse will lead to a lot of devastation, as LITERALLY ANY upheaval would. However, it would also lead to a lot more liberation and freedom, given that industrial society is a totalitarian bastard that wants to annihilate all life.

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GoddamnedVoodooMagic OP wrote (edited )

I'm troubled by both, although research is a lot more openly brutal, whereas zoos are more implicitly brutal and the brutality lies in the concept and behind the scenes, whereas the horrors of vivisection are able to be seen right away and are hard to hide. And yes, I agree. Those who liberate animals are my heroes, and I respect them immensely. Takes so much courage and knowledge I doubt I'll ever have, and I have no ill will towards those people. Anarchists who do have a problem with it...well, I don't understand it.

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GoddamnedVoodooMagic OP wrote

But I suppose Baedan or something of the sort of the sort, more focused and lengthy and in-depth, would serve as a useful guide in that regard. The manifesto touches on several things, in a short amount of pages, and isn't trying to be academic or incredibly in-depth. For what it is, a small booklet that combines/intertwines many subjects I'm very passionate about and brings them all together, instead of viewing them as isolated, as well as reworking or expounding upon already established things to plumb their depths for me, it does a fantastic job, and is probably one of the best things I've read in recent memory.

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