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From qanon, they paved the hypothesis that trump is an atypical politician because he isnt from the caste of politically connected people. The reason is because he was an entrepreneur. This is their rationale not mine, it was always easy to see nothing of what they say is true.
Myths summoned: "selfmade man", "Successful Entrepreneur", "Political Outsider", "Truth teller" (asked to reveal conspiracies about aliens and 911 and so on), "persecuted hero" (deep state is against him), "anti corruption" (democrats are corrupt but he is after them), "on the side of the people"
I mean theres mix of various mythologies like robin hood and warrior king, child of the moon, solar emperor, alpha male mythology, the WWE hero, the "fascist" boogeyman and tribune of the forgotten (listens to various subcultures, sends signals to all of them). He was also called "the great awakener".
For my personal observation there was indeed some rhetorical novelty, but only if you compare to early Obama campaign, where trump did a variation of deus-ex script and spread the word he was in need of "the people" support because "the cabal" wanted him gone. That represented some sort of small variation for sure, but its not unknown and lots of leaders of the past already used it including hitler.
So there you have it, this mythology should make us reflect on the fact humans are narrative creatures and myth and fairytale matters. Comics, anime, lore, stories. Which proves the redditor is right and the 4channer is wrong. The redditor embraces the LORE, and redditors have no shame using starwars or LOTR. The 4channer pretends be "rational and wise". The 4channer ended up believing this bunch of fucking dogshit I summarized earlier, they believed myth that was even dumber than starwars.
Let it be a lesson. Anime watching is superior compared to "not believe in fairy tales". When you pretend you are "rational" and you "dont believe in fairy tales", you end up believing in worse fairy tales without realizing. You end up with the so called "postmodern ironic detachment" attitude of these idiot accelerationists or like nick fuente.
Myths summoned: "selfmade man", "Successful Entrepreneur", "Political Outsider", "Truth teller" (asked to reveal conspiracies about aliens and 911 and so on), "persecuted hero" (deep state is against him), "anti corruption" (democrats are corrupt but he is after them), "on the side of the people"
I mean theres mix of various mythologies like robin hood and warrior king, child of the moon, solar emperor, alpha male mythology, the WWE hero, the "fascist" boogeyman and tribune of the forgotten (listens to various subcultures, sends signals to all of them). He was also called "the great awakener".
For my personal observation there was indeed some rhetorical novelty, but only if you compare to early Obama campaign, where trump did a variation of deus-ex script and spread the word he was in need of "the people" support because "the cabal" wanted him gone. That represented some sort of small variation for sure, but its not unknown and lots of leaders of the past already used it including hitler.
So there you have it, this mythology should make us reflect on the fact humans are narrative creatures and myth and fairytale matters. Comics, anime, lore, stories. Which proves the redditor is right and the 4channer is wrong. The redditor embraces the LORE, and redditors have no shame using starwars or LOTR. The 4channer pretends be "rational and wise". The 4channer ended up believing this bunch of fucking dogshit I summarized earlier, they believed myth that was even dumber than starwars.
Let it be a lesson. Anime watching is superior compared to "not believe in fairy tales". When you pretend you are "rational" and you "dont believe in fairy tales", you end up believing in worse fairy tales without realizing. You end up with the so called "postmodern ironic detachment" attitude of these idiot accelerationists or like nick fuente.
