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<blockquote data-quote="Depresso" data-source="post: 87050" data-attributes="member: 347">[USER=686]@CompedSushi[/USER] I didn&#039;t address Evola directly in my response to you.My personal problem with Evola and the associated writers is that it seems to lead young people directly into manifesto writing and mass shootings instead of aspiring towards a career, a relationship and owning property. The worldviews that he contributes to, like militant accelerationism, are far worse and more psychotic than what the average normie believes in. I don&#039;t deny that some people might cherry pick something valuable to them out of his works, but the pattern is that I always see him quoted by bad characters and never the good ones.The Mishima incident (that keeps getting mentioned) and the other suicides that Mishima directly influenced and caused are hard examples that what&#039;s being aethetised and promoted is NSFL. I believe that the vast majority of political suicides and suicide attacks are purely narcissistic and that Mishima was self-aware of his narcissism (Kyoko no le*, 1959).I posted something about Mishima in the &#039;Do we even need the elites?&#039; thread. There are links to other related threads and posts there.[URL unfurl=&quot;true&quot;]https://elysianfields.se/threads/do-we-even-need-the-elites.9281/[/URL]*You&#039;re never going to find an English translation of this book, ever.(Not an official translation at least)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Depresso, post: 87050, member: 347"] [USER=686]@CompedSushi[/USER] I didn't address Evola directly in my response to you. My personal problem with Evola and the associated writers is that it seems to lead young people directly into manifesto writing and mass shootings instead of aspiring towards a career, a relationship and owning property. The worldviews that he contributes to, like militant accelerationism, are far worse and more psychotic than what the average normie believes in. I don't deny that some people might cherry pick something valuable to them out of his works, but the pattern is that I always see him quoted by bad characters and never the good ones. The Mishima incident (that keeps getting mentioned) and the other suicides that Mishima directly influenced and caused are hard examples that what's being aethetised and promoted is NSFL. I believe that the vast majority of political suicides and suicide attacks are purely narcissistic and that Mishima was self-aware of his narcissism (Kyoko no le*, 1959). I posted something about Mishima in the 'Do we even need the elites?' thread. There are links to other related threads and posts there. [URL unfurl="true"]https://elysianfields.se/threads/do-we-even-need-the-elites.9281/[/URL] *You're [B]never[/B] going to find an English translation of this book, ever. [SIZE=1](Not an official translation at least)[/SIZE] [/QUOTE]

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