Do not trust those who preach environmentalism and technological innovation at the same time. They are decievers. They advocate for anti-nature sentiments, for instance, when supporting so called "clean and green energy". They rather view nature as a museum, something seperate from themselves. They are so far removed from their natural instincts that they adopt unnatural beliefs and ideas, thinking it is beneficial for the natural world. They fail to realize that nature cannot coexist with the advancement of technology. It is inevitable that technology ultimately will end up decimating the physical natural world, and our own human senses. The only solution is to completely abolish all modern technology, but of course there is no figure advocating for it because it is not popular..

June 10th 2023, Theodore John Kaczynski tragically passed away at the age of 81 in imprisonment. He may be gone, but his ideas lives on. It is now our duty to pave the way for revolution and carry on his legacy. We will never stand down.

🥀Rest in peace, Theodore Kaczynski

"If there were a button I could press, I would sacrifice myself without hesitating, if it meant millions of people would die."

- Pentti Linkola

The absurd ideological view: Anarcho-Primivitism | The Noble Savage Myth Debunked

Anarcho-primivitists funnily argue that the primitive or pre-industrial societies were idyllic and free of suffering. The idea that humans used to live in peace, and harmony before the dawn of civilizaton is a leftist myth and an unrealistic sentimental fantasy dream. Humans did not slack around all day picking fruits off of trees and sleeping around. There was no such thing as the "noble savage". The primitive man was not a peaceful environmentalist, he simply lacked the tools to do anything. He just limited technological constraints.

I am also not saying that the primitive way of life is a bad way of life, i am solely debunking myths and the romantication surrounding primivitism. I personally believe living primitively as nature intended for us is how we should live. However, painting the lifestyle as having picnic everyday is an ideological error.

"The effectiveness of a revolutionary movement is not measured only by the number of people who belong to it. Far more important than the numerical strength of a movement are its cohesiveness, its determination, its commitment to a well-defined goal, its courage, and its stubborn persistence."

- Theodore John Kaczynski (The Road to Revolution) 2008

trying to make sense of a world in chaos..