The following is an excerpt from an on-paper journal entry I wrote on March 14, 2026: "I'm not an anarchist. I hate the government and the world powers. Anarchism is retarded because it stands for nothing, quite literally it is nihilism in its most extreme form. They are secular atheists who place no inherent value on human life, nothing above the fact that humans are born and then they die. To them, life is completely meaningless, and the government and its institutions are purely enslavement/slavers. They destroy because they want nothing because they themselves are nothing. You wonder why anarchists are all the same dorky looking twiggy soyboys. They're depressed and angry and their brains are all fucked up and the only thing they have the capacity/ability to do -- if you can even call it doing -- is to destroy. To an-nihil-ate. No respect or appreciation of beauty, no gratitude... I am not an anarchist." These days, even just a few months later, I'm not so sure I'm not an anarchist. It seems to me like anarchy, at least the movement, is not built on the idea that any form of government is inherently bad, but rather that civilization as-is is unjust. And with that I'm inclined to agree. In the United States, we are ruled by a group of hyperwealthy superelite energy vampire pedophiles. Whether they happen to have names that end in -stein or -berg or -baum is irrelevant because they all worship the same god. This group has its tendrils in most governments and institutions throughout the world but it seems that in America they just don't care to hide it behind good quality of life and institutions. In Europe you get universal healthcare and world-class transit and healthier food so that you don't try to revolt but in the US they really just don't give a shit as long as you're still consooming. But I digress. The point I'm trying to make here is that it's not far-fetched or unwarranted to want to hold people accountable by doing what you can. This goes for far-left as well as far-right. Activism, whether peaceful or not, I think, is a sign of life. You WANT people talking about stuff and taking action. Taking action. Now I'm going to pivot into mass shootings and hate crimes. At this point it's rare that a mass shooting takes place that isn't ideologically charged by or adjacent to accelerationist great-replacement neo-nazi ideas. You could chalk it all up to false flags trying to manufacture opposition but I think in most -- notice I said most -- cases they are real ideologically charged attacks. Their concerns are valid and to dismiss their concerns as racist *eye roll* "anti-semitic" conspiracy (even though by definition it is) is foolish and is only going to breed more hateful kids with an "I'll show them!" mentality. To you would-be killers who are considering throwing your life away or ending it, I think YOU are sleeping on a much better opportunity for causing insitutional distress and loss. Realize this: the "invaders" you're defending your livelihood against are merely pawns in the overarching chess game. All you get by killing innocent people is a lifetime prison sentence. Nothing changes except maybe the institutions crack down harder on censorship, surveillance, and further restrict 2A which is the equivalent of one bad kid making the whole class sit inside during recess. I think it'd be more effective if you tried to eat them from the inside out: Cybercrime, destruction of property, an actual mobilized militia who's willing to get their asses off 8chan and endchan and the sharty and meet. Anyway that's my shpeil over. -SKRANG-