I don’t use Nazi symbols

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  1. Honestly? I wouldn’t let this bother you. These are people that know nothing about you and don’t care to know. I openly invited people to look at your writings for themselves to see if they could find any advocacy for white supremacy. They refused. They legitimately don’t even care to learn more about the situation. I’d advise you to forget about it and just do what you plan on doing. You don’t need to prove yourself to people who won’t even bother to actually investigate your own words. I have always known that the vast majority of “Neopagans” and “Polytheists” don’t deserve your vision.

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    1. I’m just curious to see if any of them will step forward and actually engage with me. It’s not going to happen, so it is no impediment to my work. If these are people who believe I advocate for White supremacy when I don’t even identify as White and believe only the Gods are supreme not one’s genos or descent group, well, they certainly have a unique perspective on reality. As one who worships the God of madness I find such reality-adjacent post-truth perspectives interesting to study.

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      1. I mean we inhabit two completely different worlds. Mine is shaped by Orpheus, Homer, Plutarch, Nietzsche, Ivanov, Bataille, Morrison, Barker, etc. They live in an information bubble created by a corporate algorithm.

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              1. His work is in many respects an application of Bataille’s philosophy, which itself draws heavily on Nietzsche and the French théâtre de la cruauté and théâtre de l’absurde. As well as de Sade, obviously.

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