Stormcrow

@Stormcrow1900 Listen to The Fear of Moncroix by Bryan Asher on Audible. audible.com/pd/B0DC82WZC7?…

@sonofsonnet Oh I’m sorry I was in the middle of buying the audiobook.

@Stormcrow1900 Yes

It was my favorite story to narrate that year. Not a wasted word.

@HariSel57511397 @JacobTelltale Ho boy, looks like we got a hollerer. Let the piggie howl.

Yeah, I’m not doing a Leftwing take in an essay titled RIGHTWING analysis. I’m not a fake ass essayist pretending to be unbiased. I write from a specific worldview, and I don’t hide that behind the conceit that this is the be all and end all interpretation. But that triggers you because you don’t think Rightwing people should have opinions.

This dude shows up in my feed whenever the current thing is being discussed and he always has the MOST Rightist take possible. Not Conservative or enjoying art he disagrees with, but has to actively try to re-tool all art he likes to fit his worldview. It's childish

@HariSel57511397 @ste93115 Oh is that what the knight was? I thought it was a Monty Python reference.

@ste93115 I like to think of my work as a spiritual successor to the aftermath of something like AM. One of the characters essentially gets reduced to this, but the punishment of immortality gets reversed as he becomes unkillable cyborg warrior on the battlefield.

Ultimately, even if it fumbles the ending, I think The Amazing Digital Circus is the show that captures the spirit of the 2020s. The internet is fake and ghey. It’s slop. Everyone wants to leave into the more authentic world, but nobody can seemingly find an exit.

@RynlanDraws Understandable, regardless of one’s opinions on them, we are talking about mountains of fantasy here.

@Stormcrow1900 that is a good question..... Depends on what we are measuring I guess. and none of them id dare say are akin too them in quality. In its mythos, more Tolkien, in its day to day life, more Martin. I must note, it feels weirdly uncomfortable too compare my self at all to them.

Im Building a world.

Apparently I forgot to post this, Ghorza reference sheet for my self

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The world would be infinitely better if Jimmy Carter had never been President. Spineless, feckless appeaser. He turned America into a doormat, handed Iran to the mullahs on a silver platter, and lit the fuse for every major Middle Eastern disaster since. Weak little man.

@HariSel57511397 Hey that’s totally unfair bro! Unlike my hood folk, I can read.

Trying to get Conservatives to read peak written after 2020 be like

@J0hnADouglas ITS ABOUT MY FREEDOM OF WILL BISH! -Frank Herbert

How dare you take the side of the charismatic freedom fighter and not the grotesque, morbidly obese pedxphile politician who orchestrated the systematic murder of his friends and father. Not cool, bro

The difference… #FreeIran

Today is a good day.

🚨 Cuban-born actress Ana de Armas “optimistic” that her home country’s communist regime will fall, but warns against the United States taking in refugees: “All the good ones already left — it’s basically Haiti now.”

Asere, que clase foto esta 🥵🥵

Karl Marx gave humanity its most murderous idea: that human suffering stems not from scarcity and the human condition, but from private property itself. This bearded parasite—who never worked a day in his life and lived off Engels' textile fortune—convinced generations that voluntary exchange was exploitation while violent redistribution was justice. The body count speaks for itself. Stalin's forced collectivization murdered 6 million Ukrainians through engineered famine. Mao's Great Leap Forward killed 45 million through sheer economic illiteracy. Pol Pot slaughtered a quarter of Cambodia's population. And every single time, the intellectuals proclaimed it "wasn't real socialism." The pattern is identical across continents and centuries: seize private property, centrally plan production, watch millions starve. But the intellectual foundation was always rotten. Marx's labor theory of value—the notion that labor alone creates value—was already debunked by Austrian economists like Böhm-Bawerk before the ink was dry on Das Kapital. Value is subjective, determined by individual preferences in voluntary exchange. Marx simply couldn't grasp that the capitalist performs the crucial function of time preference—sacrificing present consumption for uncertain future returns. Even "democratic socialism" in Western Europe required massive wealth transfers from productive individuals to bureaucratic parasites, creating permanent dependency classes and stagnating growth. Venezuela had the world's largest oil reserves and still managed to create toilet paper shortages. Cuba turned a Caribbean paradise into a floating prison where doctors flee on rafts. Every socialist experiment ends the same way: empty shelves, secret police, and intellectuals explaining why the next attempt will be different.

🇮🇷Iranian leftists celebrating Khomeini's arrival in 1979. He later had 30,000 lefties executed. Learn the lesson.

Commies were right about one thing: the warmth of collectivism is pretty awesome. My inner Nero is delighted.