>>3182 Japan's current successes in handling COVID are only possible in an ethnostate (or close to one). Americans don't care about their neighbors when their neighbors burn down stores that don't donate to BLM. I think the Japanese should be proud of what they accomplished and the rest of us should look at what they have done right/wrong as an example for the future.

>>3198 I'm definitely envious of their type of high-trust society. Even though Japan post-WWII is a shell of its former self, it's still on an order of magnitude higher than almost any Western society I can think of, in which the decay is far, far more advanced and far-reaching. We have no true communities, no trust in our governments, hardly any authentic culture (more so in America). It seems like in high-trust Asian societies in general that things are better off.

Shinto: Nature, Gods, and Man in Japan (1977) https://youtube.com/watch?v=5PsNjG5CTgU

>>3204 That was a very interesting documentary, thanks for posting anon. Compared to the Abrahamic conceptions of sin and evil, it is quite the breath of fresh air to hear in the first few minutes how they merely associate such ideas with a much more natural and healthy idea of impurity and a rupture with natural harmony / the Natural Order. That's not all too different from what I believe more or less. A healthy natural expression of the Japanese people. Older documentaries are so comfy. No unnecessary music to manipulate you beyond what is needed, and narrators who are strictly factual and do not attempt to shove their views down your throat.

In response to an anon in the A E S T H E T I C S thread who was curious about some more book recommendations concerning Japan (>>3227). Mostly religion stuff since that's what I'm into. >Shintō and the State, 1868-1988 (Helen Hardacre) This book deals with the relationship between Shinto and the state from the start of the Meiji Restoration until the late 1980s. With the Restoration Shinto was separated from Buddhism and Shinto was made the spiritual basis for government and society and shrines were placed under administrative control. Of course (((America))) dismantled this >Kurozumikyō and the New Religions of Japan (Helen Hardacre) This book is primarily on the new religion of Kurozumikyō, a religion which gradually split off from Shinto around 1814. The founder Kurozumi Munetada had at one point an experience of absolute unity with the one god universe, Amaterasu Ōmikami, who creator of the universe and parent of all living things. Each separate life is a microcosm of the vital source which is Amaterasu Ōmikami. Sickness, misfortune and the like are a result of disharmony with the integral whole of the universe. It's somewhat henotheistic since the other kami seem to exist but the dedication is to this one supreme source. Somewhat interesting, bought it on a whim. >Religious Violence in Contemporary Japan: The Case of Aum Shinrikyō (Ian Reader) I liked this book a lot. It covers the history of Aum and the Aum Affair from its small beginnings to their terrorist attacks on the subways in 1995. Beyond that though it discusses the ideas that potentially made Aum so deadly, such as the influences of Nostradamus, its change from from Mahayana Buddhism into a more elitist and hierarchical path of esoteric Buddhism (Vajrayana) and how Asahara thought he was a manifestation of Shiva. The most interesting part though was when it drew on some of the interviews of people who joined Aum. Many of them had the same reasons for "leaving the world" and joining its communes, mainly because they found that the materialistic and meaningless salaryman life of Japan at the time could offer them nothing, and that spiritual growth could benefit them more. >Otaku: Japan's Database Animals (Hiroki Azuma) This book is a critique of anime and otaku, dealing especially with postmodernism. Haven't really read much of this yet so I can't give any detailed overview

>>3235 There is a theory that Minamoto no Yoshitsune actually didn't commit seppuku and escaped to Hokkaido, went to Sakhalin and eventually reached Mongolia, where he started a new career as Genghis Khan. Both men were renowned horsemen and skilled warriors. The theory comes from the fact that his name 源義経 can be read also be read as "Gengikei". It's a nice theory but I think there is more evidence that Genghis Khan was unironically a White man. We wuz khans

>>3236 Interesting. Thanks for mentioning them. I am personally also very interested in Shinto, it's a truly unique religion. Have you ever read Japan's Holy War by Walter Skya? It's a more recent book on the topic of State-Shintoism and deals with the theoretic developments within Japanese nationalism, which went from a more secular, western-styled nationalism in the late Meji era to a hardcore theocratic movement, compared to Islamic Fundamentalism in the book, in the Taisho and Showa era. Every chapter kind of goes through the various important thinkers who were responsible for these developments, like Kitta Ikki, Shinkichi Uesugi and Bin Akao.

>>3238 >Interesting. Thanks for mentioning them. No problem, I always enjoy giving and receiving book recommendations. I had not heard of that book that you mentioned in your post, but this seems like something that I will have to pick up or find a PDF of here very soon. Looking through a preview of it seems right up my alley, especially with how it seems to focus on different people one-by-one. I've heard of Kita Ikki but not many of these other figures unfortunately. Thanks for the rec, anon. A lot of my focus on Japan is to try to discover principles and ideas that can benefit our own people in the West. While it is impossible to get anything like an Emperor in our countries and have genuine reverence for them, I find myself inspired by aspects of Shinto and the idea of setting a spiritual basis for government. An essentially spiritual attitude is what will be needed in the government of the future, not one of people who are merely liars with charisma.

>>3239 What manner of spirituality do you mean? Specifically aspects of a Shinto belief system?

>>3242 No, Shinto could never be uprooted from the soil of Japan and artificially grafted onto the West. It's too embedded within its context through rituals and traditions, it's more of something lived and participated in than consciously adhered to from what I understand, something that organically developed over the millennia unique to the Japanese people -- and this is all a positive thing in my mind, of course. While Shinto is essentially a racial faith, people of all races can express to the spirits of the land, to their ancestors, to their traditions and link to the past. In this sense one can understand the spirit of Shinto even if they are not Japanese. If anything is a viable foundation for a truly new religious conception of life it would have to be, I think, based on the concept of the Natural Order, living in harmony with said order, some sort of pantheistic conception of divinity that recognizes that divinity is not some distant and wholly other Abrahamic entity, but something pervading the universe. I kind of touch on this in the first paragraph of >>3208. Of course I'm fairly vague in all I say here because I don't want to sound like a LARPer or that I am not aware of the difficulties that came along with such ideas.

>>3242 >>3245 I have always felt like Europe would have developed very similarly to Japan in terms of spirituality had it not been converted to Christianity and retained its native Pagan faiths. And many Pagan figures on the right do seem to take inspiration from Shinto on how they should preceive their own religion. There is a segment in Japan's Holy War where one of these far-right theoreticians (I think it was Shinkichi Uesugi) describes how all people at some point in history had their own native faith and god-emperor but that these faiths had been destroyed by universal religions such as Christianity and Buddhism and that Japan was the only nation which had retained their ancestral religion.

>>3270 >I have always felt like Europe would have developed very similarly to Japan in terms of spirituality had it not been converted to Christianity and retained its native Pagan faiths I am of the same view here. I think for similar reasons there is a great interest in certain types of Hinduism, especially because in the case of India there is very good evidence that Aryans ruled great portions of the Indian subcontinent for centuries. The Völkisch view of life is naturally attuned to such beliefs and traditions, it seems to me. Especially in the case of Shinto the link between religion, blood and soil seems particularly strong. On what Shinkichi Uesugi said, I think it is fairly plausible. For example in texts like the Laws of Manu we see clearly that the king is identified with a god and a mediator between divine and man, and serves as an all-important figure in upholding the Natural Order / Dharma. We see stuff like this all around the world. On the topic of Buddhism, does that Holy War book say anything about far-right opposition to Buddhism? I wasn't aware of this at first but with State Shinto the government seems to have taken steps to clearly distinguish Buddhism from Shinto, lost much of its prestige and lost many of its assets and land. Similarly when I was reading Mishima's Runaway Horses it stuck out to me that when the character Isao was attending sessions with a Shinto mentor named, this man is depicted as attacking Buddhism as a form of nihilism which denied life, destroyed all manliness and was seen as a philosophy of evil in contrast to the life-affirming Shinto. It reminded me of how people here bash on Christcucks lol. Similarly through out Mishima's tetralogy it's pretty clear to me that the passive and increasingly pathetic character of Honda is shown as studying Buddhism intensely for similar reasons, especially the view of Yuishiki, 'mind-only' where

>>3279 >does that Holy War book say anything about far-right opposition to Buddhism? Yes, it was often grouped into the same category as both Christianity and Humanism, as universal ideologies that went against the Japanese spirit. Of course, Buddhism did far less damage to Japanese culture and spirituality when compared to what Chrisitanity did in Europe since it's not the type of religion that revolves around destroying the supposed 'false gods' of other faiths. That is why it was able to intermingle with Shinto so well over the centuries to the point that there had to be an entire movement to distinguish the two from one another.

>>3281 Yeah, while Buddhism might be potentially harmful in the way that is described in the post you're replying to, it's definitely much different in character from the threat that Christianity could and at times did play. Recently I read this in a paper: >These pre-existing religious duties and obligations have made it extremely difficult for most Japanese to make a personal commitment to Christianity. When such a commitment has been made, the consequences have often been disruptive. The history of Christianity in Japan abounds with stories of individuals being cut off from their families or isolated in their communities (mura hachibu 村八分) because of their newfound faith and consequent refusal to participate in household ancestor rites or community festivals. It has not been uncommon for zealous new Christians, following the instructions of their missionary teachers, to burn their family Buddhist altars (butsudan 仏壇), ancestral tablets (ihai 位牌), and Shinto god shelves (kamidana 神棚)-understandably creating innumerable family conflicts. One can read similar things in the behavior of Christians in the Roman Empire with their refusal to participate in community rituals and duties. The main problem is that Abrahamic religions operate in a totalitarian manner, monopolizing spirituality and the divine, traditionally crushing everything that isn't itself. You just can't negotiate with them. It's no surprise that the Tokugawa shogunate BTFO Christianity and drove them underground for centuries

>>3292 Link to the paper I quoted: http://www.jstor.com/stable/30233528

>>3292 correct. Buddhism is a universal religion, but it's Dharmic, not Abrahamic, so there's a fundamental difference in character. Abrahamic religions are like a virus that want to sero-convert every living thing to support its form of life. this is unlike Dharmic religions, even those that make universal claims as Buddhism does, which are willing and able to accommodate other traditions. the Edo Period suppression of Christianity is one of the few historical victories against Abrahamism. the Shogunate regarded the religion as a subversive fifth column which threatened social stability and cohesion. they were entirely correct, of course. they used various means to get it under control, such as requiring households to register at Buddhist temples, and testing suspected converts with fumi-e (stepping image). these were typically metal plates depicting Jesus on the cross or the Madonna, and the person would have to tread their foot on it, and say they don't believe it. anyone who refused was outed as a Christian, after which they were either persuaded to recant or were killed. naturally, Christianity survived underground, since complete extirpation was not feasible, but it was prevented from subverting and assimilating the Japanese. to this day, Christianity has little influence in Japan despite legalization.

>>3318 Despite legalization and US sponsored Christian missions, but even with the presence in Japan of over 5200 missionaries (one of the world's largest concentrations), less than 1% of the population is Christian, and despite all this missionary work, the percentage is only dropping.

>>3318 >>3319 Realizing the Dharmic versus Abrahamic dichotomy is essential, I think. It's good that a lot of people here are aware of stuff like this. There might be problems in Buddhism and other Dharmic religions but it's clear that they're not outwardly subversive in the same way that Christianity and its sisters are. I do wonder though how Japan was able to crush Christianity in the cradle (for all intents and purposes, since like the one anon said, Kirishitan were driven underground deeply) while Rome was not. But even beyond that like the other anon said, they seem to naturally not feel drawn to it.

>>3333 >I do wonder though how Japan was able to crush Christianity in the cradle (for all intents and purposes, since like the one anon said, Kirishitan were driven underground deeply) while Rome was not. One because Japan was a very isolated country when Christiantiy appeared and the japanese already disliked anything of foreign nature. The Roman Empire was already dabbling in Semetic religion before Christianity became a major religion, like with the Isis cult, they were not protective enough of their own native traditions in a desperate attempt to assimilate as many conquered peoples as possible, which seems a bit similar to the attitude of the modern secular west. Secondly, the Roman Empire had a large Semitic population, which naturally would have felt sympathetic to a religion of Semitic nature. In its early days, Christianity only really spread throughout Anatolia and the Levant and barely had any presence in the European part of the Empire. Japan on the other hand was homogenous so of course most people would have had a similar mindset towards religion.

>>3333 (check'd) Eradicating obscure sects, and that's what Christianity was initially, was just not the normal way Rome dealt with cultural issues. In a sense one can describe them as pretty liberal actually, their own gods were basically Greek and whatever foreign deity they encountered it was given a place in Rome's own pantheon. Call it hybris and a warning to us if you like but Romans believed in their cosmic duty, their mission to bring civilisation and thought eventually all would fall into its place (as it did in most cases actually). If someone rose up against them he was taught a brutal lesson, the druids of the British isles were all but wiped out, the jews hammered into submission for generations but I don't think the Romans saw a pressing need to purge Christianity until it was too late. They arrogantly thought it was weak and its adherents no match for the empire. They had seen thousands of silly faiths or prophets come and go, so why should it be different with Christians.

>>3344 I didn't think of that, but you're right. To a group of people already slightly acclimated to kikery it's easier to gradually slip in more and more under their nose (just look at the last two thousand years of Western civilization more or less, culminating in today), but I can only imagine when a group of people such as the Japanese with no history of contact with anything like Jews first become exposed to the full brunt of Abrahamism that they are repelled instinctively. While people like Diocletian made some major moves to repress this it was either too little or the rot had set in too far at this post in time.

>>3238 For other anons

Reminder that trannime is post-American Occupation zionist-funded faggot/cuckold propaganda and not representative of the true Japanese spirit.

>>3438 I'd be interested if other anons here have had similar experiences, but for me, once I started to actually learn about the history of Japan, its traditions, culture, religion, struggles and the like, the nature of anime became clearer and clearer to me. Anime is fodder for the empty lives of hikikomori and salarymen alike. It's frivolous, cutesy, escapist and a product of a Japan that is a shadow of its self.

>>3476 I think there's a few anime out there that can be said to have genuine artistic appeal like the works of Studio Ghibli, Neon Genesis Evangelion and Serial Experiments Lain. But yes, as I came to learn more about traditional Japanese culture, most of modern Japanese media became less and less appealing to me. Which is ironic because I think for the majority of people in the west, anime serves as a sort of gateway to becoming interested in other aspects of Japanese culture.

>>3494 It sounds like you're similar to me in this respect. There are anime that I've seen that I genuinely enjoyed and which still make me a bit nostalgic to think about, but like you and many others, falling down the anime rabbit-hole led me to get interested in Japan, and as I became more and more redpilled, this Asian Axis power naturally began to interest me more and more as well.

Kusunoki Masashige – is there anyone more based? >literal samurai >was summoned by the emperor after he had a dream under a camphor tree (kusunoki) about the warrior who would fight for him >held off massive shogunate armies with small amounts of men on mountain-top castles with all sorts of trickery and even faking his death >was loyal to the emperor to the point of following his final order even when he knew it would be disasterous for him >committed seppuku only when all was lost, exclaiming “seven lives for the emperor” (also the last words for Otoya Yamaguchi) >was the subject of a song banned by (((American))) Occupation after 1945 describing the parting of him and his son for the last time https://youtu.be/U8yjnEu0QJY

So I was doing some casual reading on Darwinism and the idea of orthogenesis when I accidentally came across a super interesting figure named Oka Asajirō. Surprisingly he doesn't seem to be mentioned in 'Japan's Holy War', but given the fact that he was a German-trained zoologist and proponent of Darwinism in Japan in Meiji times, this is perhaps understandable. I've read about half of the paper so far (it's 40 pages long) and basically for Oka the human struggle for existence is said to occur not so much on the individual level, but on the level of the ethnic nation (民族, minzoku). According to his theories which drew on biological and organicist theories of the state, the nation-state is to be conceived of as a biological entity, a type of super-organism engaged in struggle against alien ethnic nations. The nation-state is a sort of instinctual superoganism based on shared racial heritage. The members are morphologically distinct yet physiologically bound with their colony. The lesser ego is subsumed to the greater ego of the racial collective. He based these claims on Haeckel's hierarchy of organic individuality, consisting of plastids, organs, antimeres, metameres, persons (i.e. individuals in the usual sense) and corms (colonies). Since struggle takes place at the level of ethnic nations, engendering, enhancing and preserving altruism and social instincts among individuals is very important, and he saw that egoistic individualism and social antagonism was degenerate, justifying a technocratic state, eugenics and similar measures to ensure racial hygiene. Everyone should check this out if they get the time. I already have an organicist conception of the groups and consider myself a sort of metaphysical evolutionist, but some of this might be a game-changer for me if I look into it more. http://www.jstor.com/stable/41488416

>>3802 I've found that you can apply the view of things as organisms to any system or abstract concept to explain some parts of their nature. Too often memes, systems, institutions and such are just viewed as a tool for a goal, but they also experience the struggle of life and death and are subjected by evolutionary pressure. Creating a system is not just creating a means to an end but a beast we may or may not be able to control. With this consideration, it is no surprise things like political parties become self serving instead of being representatives of a democratic system as they were meant to be. One tends to view these things broken for their negative results on our life, when they are anything but broken in terms of their survival. Evolution is about fitting into the environment, so how much does trying to fix a system matter when the environment stays the same? Changing the environment to apply the right pressure becomes the best way to control these things in the long term. The environment for social systems is mainly the people themselves and their nature depends largely on genetics. Social systems themselves influence genetics which creates a cycle. To create the ideal nation means creating one that creates the right feedback loop, one strives to create the best people.

>>4053 >>4054 >unironically doomerposting >defending anime You're not a fascist. >>4051 >but they also experience the struggle of life and death and are subjected by evolutionary pressure. Creating a system is not just creating a means to an end but a beast we may or may not be able to control. This sounds very similar to what Kaczynski was saying in his Anti-Tech Revolution Why And How

>>3802 (samefagging) So it turns out there is an entire book on this guy. I've just ordered it so it will be a while before I read it all the way through, but from the beginning, it talks about the two approaches to fixing the instability and degeneracy that was caused by the beginning of modernity in Japan - one being the Shinto Ultranationalist approach discussed already a bit ITT, the second being the scientific, technocratic approach of people like Oka. A lot of the book talks about evolutionary theories both Darwinian and non-Darwinian, the writings of Oka on evolution, racial collectives, organicism and the like.

Does anyone know where I can find the movie "Mishima: The Last Debate" with eng subs?

>>4117 Unfortunately I don't think it exists. It's a shame that anime movies in theaters get screen-rips nearly instantly and subtitles soon after that but I'm not aware of anything like that for this movie. The reviews I've read make it sound very interesting: https://japan-forward.com/film-review-toyoshima-keisukes-mishima-the-last-debate/ I hope we get it subbed one day.

I just found a PDF of a book published on Japan by the Zentralverlag der NSDAP on the website of the National Socialist Japanese Workers' Party. I have not read it yet but it might give some good insights. Author: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albrecht_von_Urach

Another good book on Japan, specifically some of the suicide tactics devised during the war – the Kaiten (回天) / manned torpedo. The Japanese man on the book’s cover was himself a volunteer to man one of these devices. Throughout the book we learn about the celebrations that took place as these left port with their mother subs, the people left behind chanting the pilots names as the suicide pilots, hachimaki around their head, bow from the open hatch, how the pilot and members of the mother submarine crew shared saké together before the launch of the Kaiten and all sorts of interesting details that really shed some light on these men. http://www.kamikazeimages.net/books/personal/yokota/index.htm At this point I do not think that they were crazy or brainwashed, more that they were heroes. I couldn’t help but be amazed when reading the accounts in Morris’ Nobility of Failure when pilots are taxiing along the runway, all smiles as they thank their commanders one by one for choosing them for this one-way mission. Stuff like this and the mass suicides at Saipan are just alien to me, but far more admirable than most of the subhumans today who don’t even have something they feel worth sacrificing themselves for.

>>3319 making Edgyptians happy Extremely good news then. >>3333 >There might be problems in Buddhism and other Dharmic religions but it's clear that they're not outwardly subversive in the same way that Christianity and its sisters are. It depends. Dharmic definitely has problems, even logical ones, but you can argue that it's a more honest path to literally walk out of existence, because this is exactly what you're looking for, not sugar coating it. However, to say it's better is not a given at all because the problems it contains pave the way to greater disasters. It would be most easy to argue that without the softened Dharmic doctrines, there would have not been Christianity. >>3344 2dubs of style >One because Japan was a very isolated country when Christiantiy appeared and the japanese already disliked anything of foreign nature. There is indeed a lot to that. Before the Christening of America, this Semitic cult had one road towards the extreme east, it was through India and China and these places have been preserved too. The other likely reason being that Jews going north and west found its roots in this suck-hate relationship they have with Whites: loathed but also the best prey for parasites. Also, note that a lot of Japanese have the beady eyes and Jewish round and dripping nose. >Christianity only really spread throughout Anatolia and the Levant and barely had any presence in the European part of the Empire. In times when these areas were considerably Whiter too. It took a little nudge for Jews to find their way into Europe, divided and certainly not prepared for the aggressive infiltration of the Jew. The last thing they want is an antisemtic, racially conscious aryan empire.

>>5456 >it was through India and China and these places have been preserved too Nowadays, Christianity seems to be growing very quickly in these places though, especially China.

>>3347 >They arrogantly thought it was weak and its adherents no match for the empire. They had seen thousands of silly faiths or prophets come and go, so why should it be different with Christians. There already was a sort of Frankfurt School back then, and decade after decade, Jews grabbed more power, changed the Roman culture and, when needed, used their hoarded gold to pay subversive agents to pressure the leaders through the plebe. Despite countless but isolated patrician efforts, most noble and wealthy Romans were also greatly encouraged to possess slaves of a different racial stock, unsurprisingly brought from outside of Europe. Jews use races to divide a nation from within. They did it again the immediate years following WWII, when many nations needed to replenish their population numbers and considered importing European migrants, yet Jews pushed for more mud people. >>3494 It's a huge industry that, unsurprisingly, must produce a lot of content to survive. There definitely is good content, but it appears to date back to the 80-90s era and early new decade. Not all anime manages to push to screen the manga production either, which for all sorts of reasons may contain unnoticed gems too. Besides, despite all attempts at resistance and because of the Western market pressure, the animes are bound to be more and more pozzed.

>>5458 The thing is that Christianity is what makes a shitskin less barbaric. Then what?

>>5456 >note that a lot of Japanese have the beady eyes and Jewish round and dripping nose. So Japs are kikes? What are you trying to say anon?

>>5458 At least in China there is a very good chance that the government will crack down on the Christians if they start to get too powerful, just like the Muslims out there in Xinjiang. I am usually highly critical of China but I can applaud them here.

>>5456 >Also, note that a lot of Japanese have the beady eyes and Jewish round and dripping nose. I wouldn't say 'a lot'. It's mainly a thing among the elite (the former aristocracy and samurai class). I suppose it's because they have more Ainu blood and less mainland Asian blood (Chinese & Korean migrants most likely intermixed with the lower classes) than other Japanese thus they have retained the Caucasian features of the natives.

>>3182 thinly veiled weeb thread?

>>5984 t. doesn't know where weeaboo comes from

>>5456 >Also, note that a lot of Japanese have the beady eyes and Jewish round and dripping nose. No they don't if anything Japanese have Caucasian like features but being mostly Mongoloid. Especially the samurai who looked more like Europeans than Middle Eastern niggers.

>>5482 Tbh, how are the muslims in China a threat to china? I mean they just need to pass laws to restirct/ban islam and that's it. They don't have to go as far as putting them in camps and torture them but I'll just stop the moralfaggorty there.

>>3238 >Interesting. Thanks for mentioning them. I am personally also very interested in Shinto, it's a truly unique religion. White given FYI, hence its superiority to other shit and above to pisstianity

--im sikritlee jearous of nihon--

>>>5988 Muslims are always a threat. In the case of the Muslims in Xinjiang, we know a few things, mainly there are separatists tendencies among some Uyghurs that have led to nearly a thousand deaths in the period between 2007 and 2014, not to mention the growing influence of radical Islam within that province and around the world. Here too there have been terrorist attacks. The only sensible option is camps. I wouldn't believe everything the Jews say is going on there. Wouldn't say it's paradise to be a Mudslime in an internment camp, but like it or not they are the only country on the planet basically actively attempting to control their Muslim population. >>5992 Same tbh.

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>>6005 >NOT MUH POOR HECKIN MUSLIMINOS How does it feel to have the same geopolitical views as America and the European Union? You know for a fact you would do the exact same thing in their shoes. 动态网自由门 天安門 天安门 法輪功 李洪志 NOT MUH TIBETINO 六四天安門事件 MY HECKING CIA STUDENTERINOS 天安門大屠殺 NOO MY PRECIOUS COUP USEFUL IDIOTINOS 反右派鬥爭 NOT MY RIGHT WING DEATH SQUADINOS 大躍進政策 MY CHINESE PUPPERINOS 文化大革命 STOP BEING PROLETIRINOS 人權 MUH HUMAN RIGHTINOS CIARINOS 民運 DEMOCRATINOS 自由 FREEDOMINOS 獨立 INDEPENDINOS 多黨制 MULTI PARTINOOO NOOO 台灣 臺灣 TAIWANINOS 中華民國 REPUBLICERINO CHININO 西藏 土伯特 唐古特 TIBETINO 達賴喇嘛 DALAI LAMAMINOO 法輪功 NOT MUH SWASTIKA SECTERINOS 新疆維吾爾自治區 MYY HECKING MUSLIMINOS NOOO 諾貝爾和平獎 NOBEL PEACE PRIZE OBAMA 劉暁波 HO LEE FOOK 民主 言論 思想 反共 反革命 抗議 運動 騷亂 暴亂 騷擾 擾亂 抗暴 平反 維權 示威游行 李洪志 法輪大法 大法弟子 強制斷種 強制堕胎 民族淨化 人體實驗 肅清 胡耀邦 趙紫陽 魏京生 王丹 還政於民 和平演變 激流中國 北京之春 大紀元時報 九評論共産黨 獨裁 專制 壓制 統一 監視 鎮壓 迫害 侵略 掠奪 破壞 拷問 屠殺 活摘器官 誘拐 買賣人口 遊進 走私 毒品 賣淫 春畫 賭博 六合彩 天安門 天安门 法輪功 李洪志 WINNIE MAN BAD PRAISE ORANGE MAN OK 劉曉波动态网自由门

>>6007 10 RMB have been deposited to your account.

>>6007 Absolutely cancerous Chink. Hope you get washed out with the rest of China once the Three Gorges Dam collapses.

>>6009 >>6011 Whats wrong with taking muslim chinese citizens and putting them in camps until they denounce their faith, eat pork, drink alcohol, and learn about how to be a proper chink? Am i missing something?

>>6013 >Am i missing something? Absolutely nothing. I don't know why people are under the impression that we would be doing anything different as a people.

>>6013 I don't care if they kill the mudslimes in the center of China, but killing and occupying Tibet and the ugyhurs is what I'm against. China is transforming into a libshit country, stop being a chink guzzling faggot the fact there are actual retards /fascist/ thinks china is le redpilled is further proof fascism is being invaded by low iq shitskins.

>>6023 Why should we give a shit what shitskins do to other shitskins? This isn't somewhere like South Africa or Rhodesia we're talking about, where Whites are or were in grave danger of complete genocide by non-Whites.

>>6023 honestly this is what we should do with White muslims like eastern europeans and caucasians. reeducate them. their genes are fine, theyre poisoned by that shit demonic religion.

>>5985 lol

>>6035 Of course, hunting dogs have been a part of most of civilized world and certainly deserve respect and admiration but without the agriculture in japan, the samurai would have never come to power, correct? I don't entirely have as great as an understanding of Japanese history as other anons do but I always thought what gave samurai their power in addition to their military strength was the rice they controlled.

>>6043 im pretty sure they started out as tax collectors

>>6044 Didn’t they arise out of various warrior bands that the noblemen used to settle various land disputes and to keep order in the provinces and capital during the Kamakura period? I guess that could include tax-collecting to an extent

>>6024 Except Ugyhurs are not shitskins some of them are either mostly White or half and still respect their European heritage and culture. Look anon I agree with you on shitskins I couldn't give a fuck about Palestine or any other mudlsimes extermination, but I still think those who are close to Europeans and respect their ancestors should be spared and reeducated. Of course I still think we should put Whites first, but there are still races and people I think deserved to be spared.

>>6096 The former inhabitants of Western-China were White so it is quite possible that Ughyurs at least partially descend from them. I was recently watching this old Japanese documentary series called 'The Silk Road' where they interact with a lot of them, I'd say half of them looked like regular East-Asians while others looked quite White/European. https://youtube.com/watch?v=OB8eeVd7R_M

>>6099 >>6096 Related images.

>>6096 Related images. (Palestine has more than one race the jews abuse. Palestine is mixed)

>>6109 Perhaps White Palestinians are renmants of the crusader kingdoms since the European feudal lords that ruled over them brought along European farmers. It could be that these Europeans converted to Islam and integrated into the local culture after the region was re-conquered by Muslims.

>>3657 Saigo Takamori was based as well >a leader in the overthrow of the Tokugawa Shogunate >studied Wang Yangming's philosophy of action >lived a frugal and traditionalist lifestyle even as part of the Meiji government, which was full of officials embracing luxury and Western ways >later rebelled against the Meiji government with other disaffected samurai in the Satsuma Rebellion >committed seppuku, and then the survivors of his band charged into gunfire and let themselves be mowed down >literally known as the last true samurai

>>6114 Actually alot of them are Christian. I believe the current statistic is about 15-20% of Palestine are Christian. Jews indiscriminately kill Palestinians and most don't care because "it's just a bunch of arab muslims" according to the media, but many of the people they abuse aren't just arab muslims, but I think western civilization would start looking at Israel alot more critically if they knew more about the people Israel abuses out in the open.

>>6115 He looks Eurasian as fuck >>6117 The west and goatfuckers don't give two shits about White or Christian Palestinians. If anything their "criticisms" are fake as fuck considering most EU countries along with the USA and the left wing parties who proclaim to hate Israel refuse to criticize the Israelis' control over America and other western nations.

>>6121 >He looks Eurasian as fuck He really does. Apparently his father was over six feet tall and he himself was just under six feet. Meanwhile the average height in Japan today is 5'7'. Literal Ubermensch

>>6031 >>6096 >>6099 >>6109 >>6114 >>6117 >>6121 I'm pretty sure any race under zog needs to awaken, regardless of their religion. Mudslims are fine in countries like Singapore because they learned to tolerate the other races. They do still act like assholes when they're together. Idk it's just that I've seen Malays don't give a shit about islam.

>>6123 Well some scientist claim that Japan's samurais were mostly descendants of the Jomon or the Ainu people who are said to have 14% West Eurasian DNA back in the prehistoric days. He really has that European look going for him which probably could even confuse the Spain, Netherlands or even GB to identify him as European or half. I wonder if there were others who looked liked him or more Europoid looking samurais or other Nippons that they brought some confusion to the Europeans and Japanese in terms of appearances.

>>6129 Interestingly another guy from the same area (in Southern Japan) as Saigo looks sort of phenotypically Eurasian as well. His name was Ōkubo Toshimichi, another prominent figure in the Meiji Restoration. In the second pic on the far right with the Iwakura Mission you can see him again

>>6117 >I think western civilization would start looking at Israel alot more critically if they knew more about the people Israel abuses out in the open. Most modern Christians seem to favour Jews over their fellow Christians so I highly doubt that. They did not care about the Christians being massacred in Iraq and Syria either. Or their fellow White Christians in South-Africa. That lack of tribalism that Muslims and Jews do have is a major reason for why Christianity is dying out in the West. >>6129 >I wonder if there were others who looked liked him or more Europoid looking samurais or other Nippons that they brought some confusion to the Europeans and Japanese in terms of appearances Akiyama Yoshifuru is probably the best example. He was not of noble descent but served an important position in the Imperial Army. His Wikipedia page even has a segment on his appearance: "Akiyama had very pale skin and large eyes (for a person of Japanese descent in that era). He was often mistaken for a European student by many foreign instructors such as Jakob Meckel while at the Japanese Army Academy, and developed a reputation as a “ladies' man,” much to the envy of his colleagues during his stay in France, whereas he himself disliked his attractive looks." Also, for a modern example: Akihiro Nagashima, I could not find many photos of him but he is a former football player and is full-blood Japanese yet could easily be confused for being Iberian.

>>6108 It is interesting how much Whiter the ancient world appeared to be. It must have been a very interesting place, with Whites living from Ireland in the West out through Anatolia, Iran, Northern India, Xinjiang, and out into Eastern China

>>6117 >Jews indiscriminately kill Palestinians and most don't care because "it's just a bunch of arab muslims" according to the media, but many of the people they abuse aren't just arab muslims, but I think western civilization would start looking at Israel alot more critically if they knew more about the people Israel abuses out in the open Which, with much irony, is exactly what a few conservatives but above all larger number of radical leftists and even scores of antifas do, being extremely concerned by the Palestinians' plight. >>6125 >Mudslims are fine in countries like Singapore because they learned to tolerate the other races. And is that preferable? That they ignore the fundamentals of their non-tolerant religion? Does not that make them traitors? At the very least it would have them tolerate their neighbors but think they are wrong in their beliefs and more likely spiritual scumbags. There is a considerable hypocrisy at play. At least so-called radical slimes are honest. Jews and Muslims need the same tool, the same solution: containment.

>>6163 >He was often mistaken for a European student by many foreign instructors such as Jakob Meckel while at the Japanese Army Academy, and developed a reputation as a “ladies' man,” much to the envy of his colleagues during his stay in France, whereas he himself disliked his attractive looks." A hapa who dislikes himself? I can't help but think Kalergi had the same mental issue, which led him to hate other pure races so much that he pleaded for their complete mixing. >Also, for a modern example: Akihiro Nagashima, I could not find many photos of him but he is a former football player and is full-blood Japanese yet could easily be confused for being Iberian. If based on the football picture, he'd pass as some kind of chicano or passable Peruvian with honorable facial features. But with the Whiter skin hue (suit and tie picture), he would come close to an Iberian. >>6167 Depends if you count places were Whites lived as the top caste or literally lived as a separate and large assembly of tribes.

>>6170 >Depends if you count places were Whites lived as the top caste or literally lived as a separate and large assembly of tribes. That's true. In India especially it's hard to tell exactly how White it was. I know it wasn't that White, but it was significant: >20%-30% of Indian mtDNA haplotypes belong to West Eurasian haplogroups, and the frequency of these haplotypes is proportional to caste rank, the highest frequency of West Eurasian haplotypes being found in the upper castes. In contrast, for paternally inherited Y-chromosome variation each caste is more similar to Europeans than to Asians. Moreover, the affinity to Europeans is proportionate to caste rank, the upper castes being most similar to Europeans, particularly East Europeans https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/11381027/ Unfortunately we'll never know much about ancient White history of this time since evidence is very fragmentary. Hopefully once the Jews are dealt with, the true can be investigated without fear.

>>6174 So far we have some of the reddit atheists who still believe in the Out Of Africa lie and kikes such as David Reich from (((Harvard))) who are involved with collecting ancient DNA of ancient civilizations.

>>6129 >>6134 >>6163 What I find strange here is that there has been no mention of historical figures or certain groups who may or not have had blue eyes and light hair. I think there was said to be one samurai who was fulled blooded from the Sengoku era to have had blue eyes, but any other search for blue eye samurai often leads to that Englishmen.

>>6163 >They did not care about the Christians being massacred in Iraq and Syria either. according to media, even "right wing" media, as well as most christians, those were entirely islamic countries with no christians. >White Christians in South-Africa. literally fake news. there is no genocide :^) Youre reall underestimating just how much disinfo the media gives to people, and how much they trust it. Most big time history buffs with a huge interest in current events and politics couldnt even tell me why we're in syria. most of them start with "i think" and go into "something about isil...." >>6169 >the Palestinians' plight the left only cares about the non White muslims there, while the right dismisses them all as non-White muslims and they will continue to do so unless told otherwise. most people i explain this to grow immediately concerned, but then do the classic demoralization reset where 1 viewing of jewish media resets them back to "palestinians are all muslim arabs" until you remind them again. Its like successfully arguing against a leftist only to have snopes debunk whatever they learned by simply stating "its been debunked". such is life in burgerland.

>>6198 >literally fake news. there is no genocide :^) The country has literally been taken over by niggers and has continuously been chipping away at Whites since Apartheid ended. Crime is soaring, farmers are attacked by rabid niggers, and Communists wants to seize all of their property (see Malema and the EFF). Even peaceful and prosperous communities like Orania are hated by the blacks there and tacitly threatened constantly. The same anti-White party in the local area was threatening to revoke its autonomous status if elected. Whites are far worse off in SA. If they're not being genocided, no one is.

>>6109 >>6198 What is your definition of White just excatly? These "Whites" likely have Jewish blood in them and they are a very small minority of the Palestine. A couple of pictures of Whites supposed Whites doesn't mean anything. The vast majority of the inhabitants are closer to Jews and Arabs are closer than any European. Why should I care about them? Unless some DNA test confirms they are genetically European and not Jewish.

>>6202 Most WNs understand Palestinians because they're going through what the White race is going through.

>>6212 But Palestinians don't feel the same way about Whites, so why should I care about them? It's pointless especially considering (((Palestinians))) side with leftists and genetically the same as Israelis. This whole we need to care about other races shit and stand with them is pointless and serves no purpose. If anything I think the entire Middle East should be nuked and recolonized.

>>6218 That’s basically my view on them as well. They don’t help Whites and don’t seem to care for Whites, so why should we care for them? I have nothing but contempt for Jews and Palestinians alike.

>>6199 yes, but according to the news that these people use to form their opinions says its not happening. so to them, its not. >>6202 Irrelevent. Read the post i was replying to for context of why i provided that information. It is not good to dismiss enemies of the jews as enemies of yourself based on what jews told you about their nation. repeating that palestine is just a bunch of muslim arabs just spreads more jewish lies. in 50 years they'll be arguing for the extermination of the population of england because "its just a bunch of arab muslims" meanwhile some christian White-leaning mutts may prove to be valuable allies against jews. You do understand why jews are pushing islamification, right? if they can kill White-looking christian kids and nobody cares, then they can kill White christian kids too, as long as people like you are willing to accept what the news says "its just a bunch of muslim arabs" so who cares, right? 15% of a nations population can easily do alot of damage. anyone on this board should understand that. I dont seek to live in an ethnostate with these people, but i do not see them as enemies. Its that thinking that has people saying assad is an extremist muslim and shouldnt be helped.

>>6192 Brown hair can naturally appear in Japanese but yes, it seems non-brown eyes or blonde hair is non-existent among them. Although I have read of green eyes appearing among Ainu. >>6198 >Youre reall underestimating just how much disinfo the media gives to people, and how much they trust it They choose to stay ignorant. All they'd have to do is google the demographics of any of those countries and that's it. It has never been easier for people to acquire any sort of information, you'd have a point if we were talking about most of the 20th century, when people had no choice but to get their information from mainstream sources but anyone who does so in the age of the internet is personally at fault. The reason why they don't do their own research is because they don't really care either way, they follow what the mainstream media tells them to, not because they trust it so much but simply because normalfags like going along with the herd. It reminds me of this video of a guy who confronted people at some leftist British protest about what they thought of the sexual abuse in Rotterham and most of them simply ignored him or tried to change the subject.

>>6237 Do you have that video by chance?

I've been reading Hagakure, and I've gotten up to the part where he talks about homosexuality. Or Homosexuality, if you will. Could someone please provide some context? Because I am totally confused. First he said that some young men might permanently dishonour themselves with homosexual acts, by which it seems he meant foolish homosexuality rather than homosexuality itself. Which is fair enough because attitudes towards homosexuality vary radically across cultures and time periods. It's not some black and White dichotomy of ruthless persecution vs state enforced anal parties. He explains the proper way to do the gay without bringing shame on your household, and how to select a worthy gay lover that won't betray you. Protip: If your ex-butt-buddy asks why you dumped him, then just kill him. But then he goes on to say >"Hoshino Ryotetsu was the progenitor of homosexuality in our province, and although it can be said that his disciples were many, he instructed each one individually. Edayoshi Saburozaemon was a man who understood the foundation of homosexuality." And no, this isn't a euphemism for Ryotetsu being a man-slut. It almost sounds like homosexuality was treated as some sort of moral path rather than a mental illness or a strange amusement. Could it be a mistranslation? The translation I have certainly isn't the best quality, considering the numerous typos.

>>6405 It was probably some weird thing that arose from the mentor-student relationship. Your copy says what my copy says basically, so that's what it says. Basically it was tolerated in a certain context in a certain time of a young man's life. Here's some article I found that touches on this. It touches on your quote on the page too: >Among the samurai, class distinction necessarily influenced the style of training. A samurai required a horse, armor, equipment, weapons, and long periods of individualized instructions in all the arts of war. The high cost of such provision virtually limited participation to an aristocratic class; and it was to this class that the Code of the Samurai naturally applied. Combat skills were mostly conveyed in the standard Spartan type of male-to-male relationship, i.e., of an older man mentoring an adolescent student. This style provided for a long, non-sexual period of paternal solicitude during which time the adolescent matured sufficiently to make his own decisions. If both parties were agreeable, a period of intimacy could ensue. Patroclus and the young Achilles are an exemplary pairing of this type. >Intimacy was further encouraged by the long months of non-social activity - extended maneuvers, endless marches, sieges of interminable length - any number of encounters from which women were excluded. Because it was battle and not social-grace that brought the parties together, the homosexuality that occurred between a mentor and his charge was not the type in which one male was effeminate. Indeed, evidence can be adduced which shows that in Spartan, Athenian, and in Samurai cultures, a warrior male lost considerable status if he was less than manly in demeanor and if he did not marry and produce male heirs. [...] >In the samurai tradition, the older man might well be a family man and the younger man might later divert his attentions to establish his own family. Neither man was locked into a permanent physical relationship that excluded family life; but both men were required not only to be discreet but to behave in accordance with the Code of the Samurai. Promiscuity was unthinkable. https://old.zatma.org/Dharma/zbohy/Literature/essays/mzs/hagakure9.html

>>6406 Interesting article. So it's basically a case of two totally straight bros having a bit of bromance (with socks on) with a sprinkling of prison gay. That is very different to what contemporary homosexuality has become. Instead of a pair of dignified men united by duty furtively expressing their friendship with sex, we have perverts united only by lust seeking out the fleeting comfort of a stranger's embrace. It is understandable that promiscuity would be rampant. Even the most loyal samurai pairs would inevitably ditch one another to fuck their respective wives because their "homosexuality" was nothing more than a romantic expression of platonic love and relieving one another's urges. Maybe what modern gays desire is something that can never be found within another man's embrace, yet they keep hopping from man to man fruitlessly hoping that this stranger will be the one. Or maybe not.

>>6411 Yes, from how I understand it, pre-modern homosexual behavior was completely different from what is pushed today. As you kind of hint at, it was never seen as any sort of "orientation", let alone a lifestyle. All of these degenerate modern ideas have appeared only in the West, and only in the lifetimes of our parents. When people try to normalize the deviance of today, they inevitably justify it with examples such as ancient practices, when in reality, as you read and we've discussed, they were completely different.

>>6406 >If both parties were agreeable, a period of intimacy could ensue. Patroclus and the young Achilles are an exemplary pairing of this type. There really is no evidence for Patroclus and Achillies having initimacy with each other most of this is claimed by some dumb historians who completely misunderstood brotherly love just like they did with Plato thinking he meant male romantic love was the greatest love to exist.

>>6406 >>6411 Repression of heterosexuality, even if done for a greater good like in the case of the samurai, will always lead to homosexuality. Many young men today turn to homosexuality and transsexuality, not because they prefer that over having a cute girlfriend, but simply because they cannot acquire one and most people do not desire to live a lifetime of celibacy. Faggotry is nearly always a choice, despite what the media tells you. That is why I believe men should be married off when they are around the age of 16 and whatever children arise from the first few years of that marriage should be raised by its grandparents or the community as a whole (since teenagers/young adults wouldn't be able to properly raise a child). That would be a much better system than the one we have now where lonely and sexually frustated men either turn to degeneracy or become shut-ins.

>>6441 >That is why I believe men should be married off when they are around the age of 16 and whatever children arise from the first few years of that marriage should be raised by its grandparents or the community as a whole (since teenagers/young adults wouldn't be able to properly raise a child). That would be a much better system than the one we have now where lonely and sexually frustated men either turn to degeneracy or become shut-ins. I agree, this would be a good system and would go a long way in restoring tight-knit community bonds, something that we are desperately lacking in our societies today. Regarding the rise in homosexuality, I think porn plays a massive role as well. Porn turns millions of people that would otherwise be normal into faggots into all sorts of deviancy and fetishes. Combine that with repression, feminism, hypergamy and the like and we have a perfect storm of degeneracy.

Mini-documentary on the Sanrizuka Struggle. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pe2JrZDDdNI

>>6405 > foolish homosexuality rather than homosexuality itself >Homoseksuariti with pink ribbon on dick = foolish >Homoseksuariti with samourai armor = based nip logic? >how to select a worthy gay lover that won't betray you This explains how fags are the Jews' first favorite group to work with, because like the Jews, fags lie about their identity, they keep it secret while living among us. >>6406 >Anakin took care of Obi-Wan's jojo >>6411 >two totally straight bros having a bit of bromance (with socks on) with a sprinkling of prison gay. Totally straight men don't do the gay. >>6441 The State should deliver bordello coupons to young men so they can experience sexual acts with experienced women, this without shame.

>>6568 If you can't strive for fulfillment without complete mastery over carnal and depraved acts, you deserve slavery. Stop jerking off loser.

>>6593 >If you can't strive for fulfillment without complete mastery over carnal and depraved acts, you deserve slavery. A bit of quoting could help. What part is your post an answer to exactly?

>>6561 That was a fitting use of the Jin Roh soundtrack in the beginning there, it really did look like something out of that movie. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rkk4LFVJW_I Also, from looking at how some of those violent leftist student groups were acting there and on university campuses, it's no surprise Mishima was fearing that a Communist revolution was just around the corner in the late sixties. Bamboo spears, tunnels, fortresses? Really goes to show too how big of pussies leftists are today. Interesting stuff.

>>6593 Prostitution is far less dangerous to society than pornography and public lewdness.

>>6657 Prostitution is degenerate and leads to whore. You are an idiot thinking that it's not as bad as pornography.

>>6657 We want to prevent conditions in the first place that lead to girls having to sell their bodies for money, not to mention the fact that this can lead to all sorts of STDs.

>>6656 Japanese Communists and leftists in general have always been of a different breed than the ones in the rest of the world, perhaps because of their country's homogeneity, making their ideology center not on race but purely on practical issues. Hiyao Miyazaki is a good example of this, he used to be a Communist but based on his personality alone, he'd be considered a fascist by western leftists. >>6661 I agree with him. A generation of men that spends its time masturbating while looking at other people have sex will have far more issues than one which actually get to experience the act itself. Also, it's better to have a specific class of women who whore themselves out than for all women to essentially be whores, which is currently the case.

>>6703 I don't support prostitution, but if we were faced between allowing pornography and tolerating prostitution, I'd choose the latter any day. Porn is much more destructive due to what exactly its content is and how extreme it can get.

>>6703 >>6718 Prostitution is just as degenerate as whoring, you two do realize that Ancient Greece and Rome had a whoring problem due to prostitution right?

>>6721 >just as degenerate as whoring meant just as degenerate as porn

>>6721 >>6723 Like I said, I think both are degenerate and I would not support prostitution having any sort of place in a future fascist society or ethnostate, but I just can't help but see prostitution as less degenerate than pornography. My reasoning for this is that you can't just fuck a whore whenever you want, you literally have to physically go to one and pay, and as far as I know you've got to be an adult to hire a whore. Pornography, as it is now, is something that is freely available and easy to access by anyone at any time. I read an article somewhere once that is saying that nowadays the average age where children are exposed to hardcore pornography is around age ten. With hardcore pornography we obviously see many sick acts performed on women. Surely this must have some effects on young people who come across this. And when one begins to consume more and more porn, they move off of "normal" material and move onto more depraved and bizarre acts. Again, to be clear, prostitution should not be legalized or tolerated, but pornography is far more dangerous.

I've mentioned this book in the OP, but I will recommend it again because of how much I enjoyed it. Read Ivan Morris' The Nobility of Failure. The book is divided into ten chapters which give portraits of some famous Japanese heroes and figures, all of whom are notable for the fact that they did not have worldly success (at least in the long term), but that they failed. The final chapter was on Kamikaze pilots and those who manned suicide submarines, but all of the others are on figures such as Yamato Takeru, Minamoto no Yoshitstune, Kusunoki Masashige, Saigo Takamori and others. Even if it's not explicitly fascist, there's a lot to appreciate in their spirit, especially with how many of these men knew they were fighting for a lost cause, but still saw it through to the end because of the depth of their sincerity and belief in their cause. There are also extensive notes in the back. I don't have a PDF unfortunately, but if you have a way to read EPUBs, I recommend it: http://libgen.rs/book/index.php?md5=6C814328C4407F3536135089907D680C

>>6661 It really isn't. Pornography and public lewdness mass cucks and encourages autogynephilia and incites dysfunction in the men in the society. >>6664 >We want to prevent conditions in the first place that lead to girls having to sell their bodies for money Prostitution/being slut/either is just (attractive) female behavior when it doesn't have to worry about shaming from friends and family and immediate community combined with violence against them from their patriarchs/husbands. Enough women who aren't officially harlots finger dicks and suck them for favors/hiring/etc. ALL pretty enough women are either sluts until they're owned or are dysfunctional (homosexuals, cat ladies). >>6703 There is no example of the Actual Left openly calling for banning prostitution while openly also calling for banning porn, yoga pants, etc. Ever wonder about that? >>6721 And Athens was far more fertile a society than Sparta or today's.

>>6741 >. ALL pretty enough women are either sluts until they're owned This is why women should be married by their eighteenth birthday. Hitler saw these types of marriages as essential for combating prostitution in Mein Kampf.

>>6741 Athens didn't care for race you imbecile, Athens became a materialistic shithole that only cared for the gathering of resources, enough citizens to tax and labors. The real reason why Athens birthrates increased is because they had men marry women at a young age and same goes from Rome, but there was no idea for purebreds just breeding rabbits. Also when you prostitute you don't increase birthrates, you relieve sexual frustration. The women in Rome and Athens became disloyal because they have no reason to be married when they can make easy dough selling themselves off. So you literally have no idea of what you're talking about with this retarded logic.

A "Fertile society" cares nothing for race and breeding good genes for it only ends up becoming like modern shit-holes such as India Brazil, Mexico, etc. Birthrates ain't everything DNA is far more important along with offsprings having your good genes.

>>6761 A *healthy* fertile society does care about race. Quantity isn’t everything, but it does matter along with quality, especially since larger numbers of inferior enemies can trump quality if present in large enough numbers

>>6759 >Athens didn't care for race you imbecile They did actually going from Aristotle's comments on the north (Germania) and the south (Africa). They had higher standards for citizenship than the Roman Republic post-Social War. >Athens became a materialistic shithole that only cared for the gathering of resources, enough citizens to tax and labors. Still less of a simp land than Sparta. >The real reason why Athens birthrates increased is because they had men marry women at a young age and same goes from Rome, but there was no idea for purebreds just breeding rabbits. Athens had no significant foreign non-European population at any point when it was relevant. >Also when you prostitute you don't increase birthrates, you relieve sexual frustration. Uh yeah? A (attractive) prostitute serves the societal role of giving enough men hope that they have options to decent women. Part of what makes modern interaction of the sexes so dysfunctional is that men have neither confidence that they can ever own their women (fearing divorce, fearing getting locked up for "domestic abuse", her cucking him with her fitness trainer and taking what kids they have in the divorce) and assurance they can even have access to decent women. >The women in Rome and Athens became disloyal because they have no reason to be married when they can make easy dough selling themselves off. No. In Rome's case it was that the state during the empire could afford to indulge its women being the biggest pimp (giving resources and protection). No better than today. >So you literally have no idea of what you're talking about with this retarded logic. Whatever you say Victorian. It's not like actual traditional societies from Vedic India to Medieval Europe both had and notably enforced law against prostitution rather than accepting it and keeping it running smoothly. >>6761 Considering Europeans went thousands of years doing stuff keeping the birth levels high, I'd say tradition backs me. More importantly, a society/culture with low birth levels is a society that doesn't want to live anymore and has no actual hope for the future. You see it in Japan (the whole fixation on youth and cuteness for one), worship of children's entertainment like superheroes and Harry Potter.

>>6741 >There is no example of the Actual Left openly calling for banning prostitution while openly also calling for banning porn, yoga pants, etc. Ever wonder about that? What a retarded sentence, I have no idea what you are trying to say. Are you saying that the Left is not openly calling for the banning of both porn & prostitution or are you saying that the left is not calling for the banning of prostution but is calling for the banning of porn? Regardless of what you meant, I live in Europe and prostitution is legal in most countries here yet there are very few women who actually participate in the bussiness. There are however a lot of women who are whores without getting paid for it. As for the left, I would say that prostitution being legal hurts them more than it hurts us since there are many American men who go along with the feminist agenda in public in the hopes of getting laid whereas in the rest of the world, anyone with money can get laid so there's no reason for men to go along with it there. Access to prostitution makes men less desperate for sex, regardless of if they want to make use of the service or not, because they know that they can get it whenever they want, which affects their way of interacting with women.

>>6783 > They did actually going from Aristotle's comments on the north (Germania) and the south (Africa). They had higher standards for citizenship than the Roman Republic post-Social War. And overtime they cared less for racial breeding and more for income and citizens that could benefit the state for income. >Still less of a simp land than Sparta. >Simp Shut using this gay word you fucking faggot, Sparta actually fought for a cause while Athenians inbreded themselves. >Athens had no significant foreign non-European population at any point when it was relevant. >What is metics >What is slavery >Uh yeah? A (attractive) prostitute serves the societal role of giving enough men hope that they have options to decent women. You're actually retarded thinking this. >Part of what makes modern interaction of the sexes so dysfunctional is that men have neither confidence that they can ever own their women (fearing divorce, fearing getting locked up for "domestic abuse", What makes modern society so dysfunctional is that men and women today will have sex but have no obligation to get married with the person they had sex with or have children at all. Abortions are high because women want to have sex all the time just so they can be slurs. You literally aren't making a good point here. >No. In Rome's case it was that the state during the empire could afford to indulge its women being the biggest pimp No it was because Rome became degenerate and the foreigners of other lands influence the women to just become whores. >Whatever you say Victorian. It's not like actual traditional societies from Vedic India to Medieval Europe both had and notably enforced law against prostitution And all those European societies ended up becoming degenerate in the end, because they heavily depended on sinning for profit and power.

>>6664 >girls having to sell their bodies for money >having to Beyond the topic of the validity of prostitution, I think we can safely agree that a place where girls would be under such pressure would be a ruined one. Bit like Ukraine today. >>6703 >Japanese Communists and leftists in general have always been of a different breed than the ones in the rest of the world, perhaps because of their country's homogeneity, making their ideology center not on race but purely on practical issues. Hiyao Miyazaki is a good example of this, he used to be a Communist but based on his personality alone, he'd be considered a fascist by western leftists. Perhaps because they never had to experience anything close to real communism. So they only think about the watered down version and the absurd utopia that might sound good on paper if you never think twice about it. >>6661 You can't stop prostitution so it's better to try to elevate it and oversee it too. Comparing prostitution and pornography is also strange. On one side the sexual act is real and the overall experience could even be made educative and entertaining on a cultural level (think a sexual form of geishaism). On the other side, you only have destruction of the woman's nobility and neurosis. When was the last time you actually heard people talk about eroticism instead of only speaking of pornography, or porn as they usually say? >>6721 You could look into the causes and when this happened exactly. Also, was there really a issue there? >>6731 Failure is not the problem, you cannot always win. The point is to fight with all you have, as if you were being watched by Gods and really wanted to make their popcorn taste better.

>>6789 >What a retarded sentence, I have no idea what you are trying to say. Are you saying that the Left is not openly calling for the banning of both porn & prostitution or are you saying that the left is not calling for the banning of prostution but is calling for the banning of porn? It's not hard. The Left That Matters reliably opposes prostitution yet approves or enables OnlyFans and yoga pants. Their handlers are choosing the option bringing the most dysfunction. >>6794 >And overtime they cared less for racial breeding and more for income and citizens that could benefit the state for income. Athens never extended citizenship. >Shut using this gay word you fucking faggot, Sparta actually fought for a cause while Athenians inbreded themselves. Spartans had no problem accepting funds from Persia and commited demographic suicide from giving women too much while waging so many wars thinning the male cut of the population. >Athens had no significant foreign non-European population at any point when it was relevant. >What is metics Demonstrate Athens was filled with non-Europeans. The Greek city states didn't include other Greeks as citizens. >What is slavery Demonstrate that they had non-European slaves in significant numbers. >You're actually retarded thinking this. Not an argument. >What makes modern society so dysfunctional is that men and women today will have sex but have no obligation to get married with the person they had sex with or have children at all. "Marriage" is a meme absent of a guarentee men can own women. Men have no real point to bothering with marriage when they can never have any guarentee they can own a woman in an easy enough way. (Attractive) Women don't bother since they can easily get sex when they want it, get a baby when they want one, have the state backing them with welfare, divorce, police forces, etc. >Abortions are high because women want to have sex all the time just so they can be slurs. Women have always been eyeing men outside their immediate family. The key difference is that ClownWorld is arranged so that women get all they can get from a husband besides dick and babies (resources and protection) by just obeying Globohomo. And they don't need a husband for dick and babies. A (pretty) woman has no incentive to be loyal to a single man (cops will protect her from violence at the hands of a displeased man, her rootlessness cancels out shaming from her immediate community). And if she does want to, it's to a rockstar or professional criminal. Not some incel who sits in a cubicle then goes home to coom. >No it was because Rome became degenerate and the foreigners of other lands influence the women to just become whores. >We Wuz Kangz history Non-Europeans had not at all a major place in Roman society and its direction. Rome's problem of female behavior was there all the way in Augustus's time (hence him placing laws meant to regulate female behavior). >And all those European societies ended up becoming degenerate in the end, because they heavily depended on sinning for profit and power. >sinning Go away Christcuck.

>>6833 >Failure is not the problem, you cannot always win. The point is to fight with all you have, as if you were being watched by Gods and really wanted to make their popcorn taste better. Exactly. Them fighting with all they had even despite it being next to hopeless is very admirable. In that book the author contrasts the dichotomy between realism and sincerity in the Japanese tradition. The followers of "sincerity" are the failed heroes the book focuses on, and they are characterized by action over talk, selflessness and self-sacrifice, and uncompromising idealism. The realist on the other hand is more self-interested, pragmatic, and calculating. The realist of course has his place, since not everyone is animated by an uncompromising and self-sacrificing spirit, but I think it is the follower of sincerity who embodies more closely traditional masculine virtues. The emphasis on talk over action is characteristically fascistic as well. "Runaway Horses" is a perfect example of this attitude. Isao is the personification of action, refusing to compromise or dilute his beliefs

>>6844 >Athens never extended citizenship. Athens did extend citizenship certain foreigners they considered useful idiots were the exceptions. >Spartans had no problem accepting funds from Persia and commited demographic suicide from giving women too much while waging so many wars thinning the male cut of the population. The Athenians are the same case, they relied too heavily on slavery and non Athenian populations to fight their wars and fuel their economies. Not only that Athens was completely reliant on trading and failed to do a form of self-reliance. >Demonstrate Athens was filled with non-Europeans. The Greek city states didn't include other Greeks as citizens. The Athenians had more non citizens than they They had citizens. This the same case for Sparta as. Which is why they faced a demographic issue. The non citizens are slaves from the trading in the levantine, while the metics were from mostly from Anatolian who had features that would be considered non-Greek. >Rome's problem of female behavior was there all the way in Augustus's time Rome's female issues has been a thing since Caesar became a politician.

Also Athens ended up becoming very materialist and sacrificed their monarchy for (((democracy))) and ended up becoming a oligarchy Athens became a powerful state alright, but one that was heavily depended on money and trading.

Either a minority of women are whores or all (pretty) women are whores. There are no other options across history.

Pic related are two books on Mishima that I enjoyed reading. I don't think either of them can be found online, unfortunately, but I found them to be worthwhile. The first one dwells a lot on Mishima and his nihilism, and how it is pervasive through his works, and especially with his links to Nietzsche. The second one is a newer book that talks about Mishima's aesthetics of beauty and violence, drawing from some never-before-translated essays along with his written works. I was surprised to learn that the sort of morbid ideas that Mishima's famous for were not as uncommon as one would think. For example Motojirō Kajii had a poem that read: >There are corpses buried beneath the cherry trees! >There must be. How else could the blossoms be so beautiful? Around the time he was growing up, this attitude was particularly intense in society, it seems, as schools, popular songs, films and the like all extolled the virtues of dying young and "falling like cherry blossoms for the emperor". Likewise we can read stuff about Kamikaze pilots eagerly volunteering themselves for suicide missions and thanking their commanders with tears in their eyes for choosing them in books like "The Nobility of Failure" which I have already recommended ITT. Another author quoted in this book, Hashikawa Bunzō is quoted as saying that during the war years it felt as if "the gods had come to down to earth as tribal gods to fight" and that "We knew we were going to die young". The passage even ends with talk of how even the smashing of a boy's skull by a grenade which splatters his blood all over a summer garden in those would have had a "self-evident beauty" about it. In light of this Mishima seems like a particularly extreme example who persisted in his attitudes beyond the war. >>8276 Videos of Japanese airplanes in WWII always have a nice comfy vibe to them.

>>8278 >eagerly volunteering themselves for suicide missions At least they weren't brainwashed tbh.

>>8289 Here are some excerpts from the book I was referencing (>>6731): Despite the highly charged nature of their predicament, the suicide pilots never (except in certain special situations that will shortly be described) indulged in displays of hysteria or dramatics, and it was widely recognized that from the inception of kamikaze units in 1944 theirs was the highest morale in the Japa­nese armed forces. [10.141] Even pilots who had the minimum experience were full of enthusiasm as they took off on their one-way mis­sions; and this joyful approach made up for their lack of training. In the descriptions of daily life in the kamikaze bases and in the personal writings of the pilots there is rarely a trace of gloom or pessimism; and on the day of their departure, as they prepared to soar up like Icarus on his flight towards the sun, their usual mood was one of eagerness and exaltation that seems to have voided all instinct for survival. [10.142] In a typical photograph of a kamikaze fighter tightening the Rising Sun hachimaki round the helmet of a fellow pilot who is about to sortie, the young man is smiling with relaxed self-possession as if he and his companion were getting ready for a wedding ceremony or a graduation. Lieutenant Suga Yoshimune of the True Spirit Special Attack Unit describes his pride at being given a chance to prove his sincerity by defending Japan with this “final trump card.” [10.143] “Life has now become a true pleasure for me,” he says. “How genial is the springtime for us who belong to a [Special Attack] unit—so much warmer and softer than in the sad world outside!” -------------------------- 'The field was pock-marked with bomb holes, but following my hand signals, the planes were skilfully taxied to their starting places without mishap. As I waved my right hand in the signal for taking off, Lieutenant Nakano raised himself in the cockpit and shouted, “Com­mander Nakajima! Commander Nakajima!”' 'Fearing that something had gone wrong, I ran to the side of his plane to learn what troubled him. His face was wreathed in smiles as he called, “Thank you, Commander. Thank you very much....” Realizing that enemy raiders might appear at any moment and that there was not an instant to lose, I wordlessly gave the signal for take-off.' Nakano’s plane started forward with a roar. As the second plane passed in front of me the engine was revved down momentarily as the pilot screamed, “Commander! Commander!” I flagged him on with a vigorous wave of my arm, but through the din came back his shrieked farewell: “Thank you for choosing me!” I pretended not to hear these messages, but they tore at my heart. The scene repeated itself as each smiling pilot passed my position and I waved on the next: No. 3... No. 4... No. 5—each did the same.... [10.75]

>>8278 >Videos of Japanese airplanes in WWII always have a nice comfy vibe to them. It seems like a beautiful way to die, with the vast blue sky being the last thing you see. They remind me of this scene from Porco Rosso. https://youtu.be/tc1dvo7EBzg >>8299 The simple joys of life, such as looking at a beautiful flower or reading a good poem, are easier to appreciate when you know you don't have a lot of time left on this earth. Maybe that is why samurai had an appreciation for the arts as well, since they lived with the idea that every day could be their last. The reason why people today feel so restless is because they assume that they are able to live up to 100 (assuming they die of natural causes), which feels like an eternity and there is no joy in being 'stuck' for so long in this world.

>>8319 >It seems like a beautiful way to die, with the vast blue sky being the last thing you see. Yes, I agree. Also, that anime looks like a good one, I will have to check it out here soon. I have seen far too little Miyazaki. Really only seen Mononoke Hime and Spirited Away iirc. >Maybe that is why samurai had an appreciation for the arts as well, since they lived with the idea that every day could be their last. Exactly. Like it's said in the Hagakure, it's recommended that the samurai should rehearse his death every morning and night, living as if already dead. Even if they never read Jocho's words, I'm sure that many samurai took this idea quite seriously, especially since Japanese culture traditionally is really imbued with the idea of impermanence with the ideas of mono no aware and related symbols such as cherry blossoms, the "utsusemi no yo" or the fragile cicada-shell like world. I'm not sure if I can fully grasp their attitude towards death, though reading about stuff like what happened in Saipan is macabre, but also fascinating in a way. Quote from same book: >It was not only pilots, or even military men, who responded with suicidal desperation to the agonizing course of events. In battle after battle, from the Aleutians to Guadalcanal, Japanese soldiers avoided surrender by participating in fierce suicide at­tacks, which the Americans described as “banzai charges.” Proba­bly the most fearsome scenes of all took place on the island of Saipan in July 1944. When organized military resistance became impossible, some three thousand Japanese soldiers, most of them armed with nothing but bayonets or sticks, charged into the concentrated machine-gun fire of the American marines and were mown down to the last man. [10.82] At times the Japanese corpses were piled so high that the marines had to move their machine-gun emplacements into an open line of fire as new waves surged forward. A particularly macabre note was provided by a contin­gent of wounded soldiers, many of them swathed in bandages and leaning on the shoulders of their comrades, who staggered out of the hospitals and infirmaries to take part in the last suicide attack. Subsequently entire units of Japanese soldiers knelt down in rows to be decapitated by their commanding officers, who then in turn committed harakiri; hundreds of other soldiers shot themselves through the head or, more frequently, exploded themselves with hand-grenades. As the marines advanced through the blood-drenched island, they witnessed one mass sui­cide after another, culminating in the terrible last scene when hundreds of Japanese civilian inhabitants, including large num­bers of women with children in their arms, hurled themselves off the cliffs or rushed out of caves by the sea and drowned them­selves rather than risk the indignity of capture. The self-slaughter, probably the ghastliest in world history since the mass suicide of the Jews in Masada, continued for three days and nights; when finally Admiral Spruance was able to announce that the island was “secure,” less than one thousand Japanese survived from the original thirty-two thousand, and hardly a single soldier remained to be taken prisoner. >The reason why people today feel so restless is because they assume that they are able to live up to 100 (assuming they die of natural causes), which feels like an eternity and there is no joy in being 'stuck' for so long in this world. And also we live in a time where even though the average life-expectancy has started to go up, it's also arguably the most boring and soulless period of human history. Mishima talks about this in several interviews and writings of his, and I think he's right. My Romanticism kicks in strong when I think of these things.

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>>8278 >Videos of Japanese airplanes in WWII always have a nice comfy vibe to them. On a side note, 8k has a currently sliding thread about Pearl Harbor. https://8kun.top/pnd/res/149114.html https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmZQDmCxyvw87FwQU44x3PzeoABwZSRohnsfZQdNRnexyF/Pearl-Harbor-False-Flag-Event.pdf https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmZQDmCxyvw87FwQU44x3PzeoABwZSRohnsfZQdNRnexyF https://pearl-harbor.neocities.org/ It seems a CIAnigger (7a748d) tried to dilute the thread with dense walls of text into the end of it. He posted 11 times, irrelevant crap.

>>8334 > I have seen far too little Miyazaki. Really only seen Mononoke Hime and Spirited Away iirc. I would say Mononoke Hime is his best film. Nausicaa and Totoro are also very good films that showcase the importance of living in harmony with nature and its connection to Japanese spirituality. Nausicaa is very similar to Mononoke Hime in terms of plot and its message so I'm sure you'd like it if you liked the other one. I remember reading somewhere that directing Nausicaa is the reason why Miyazaki quit being a Communist, I wonder if it made him realize the destructive effects of the importance that Communism placed on industrial growth. Isao Takahata's films are also worth watching (vid related), he's sadly overshadowed by Miyazaki most of the time. https://youtu.be/4vPeTSRd580 >>8473 I saw the link in another thread, interesting website. I wonder if Japs are less concious of tranny/faggotry indoctrination in media because their culture tends to have a milder attitude towards those things.

>>3182 I can't support Japan because shark and whale fishing is legal in Japanese waters. One can't support eco-fascism and Japan culture, if this continues there won't be any sharks left. Sharks play an important role in the ocean and cleans the ocean from r-selected fish from over-grazing the seabed.

>>8473 I want to study abroad there in the future, but I've come to hate going to a country I've enjoy reading about or learning about, and seeing that it is either flooded with invaders or is a carbon copy of the JewSA except with slightly different customs and language differences. Such was my experience with Berlin. Felt like I was walking into a /pol/ meme where I stayed. >>9116 I'll have to check out Nausicaa. I've been meaning to ever since I read about it in a book I was reading. I'll have to see whether it is best to check out the manga or the movie first. I definitely enjoyed Mononoke Hime. My only complaint (not that I'm surprised that this didn't happen) was that I wanted the the city wiped out by the end of it. It was full of whores, lepers and stronk women. I think the message was more on coexistence though. Grave of the Fireflies was great.

>>9124 >Such was my experience with Berlin. Felt like I was walking into a /pol/ meme where I stayed. As someone who lives in Western-Europe himself, I would highly recommend you do not go to large cities but rather to smaller towns and the countryside if you do not want to get 'Paris Syndrome' when visiting. Pretty much all of the capital cities are globalist hellholes that even natives of their respective countries avoid. In my country, people from the capital might as well be from a different country than the rest of the population in terms of lifestyle and mindset.

>>9135 I'll definitely have to go back and take a look at more of the countryside sometime in the future. Since I was part of a group-tour, I was a bit more constrained with where we visited, but from what I saw of the countryside from the bus window it was very beautiful looking, not to mention the one or two more rural places we stopped at briefly for one reason or another. Since I was more in Central Europe, Berlin was as pozzed as it got for me. I can't even imagine what London or Paris are like. One day I do want to take a "White Genocide tour" of Europe and visit London, Paris, Stockholm, Brussels and a few other places just to get a feel for how bad it really is. You can see a hundred videos, but there's nothing like getting a grasp on it personally.

>>9122 That's a fair point. I believe they're way beyond the point of equilibrium. But they also furiously dove into high technology and large scale urbanization so there's probably an eco-fascist critic of the whole of the modern Japanese society today, one which seems to have reached a good balance between tradition and technology not so long ago (we're already talking about the 60-70s), but feel like us, dragged by the decadent (((western model))). This type of fishing would not be such a problem if their population was 10 or 50 times smaller. >>9124 >Japan Stay out of the main cities then. Go to them as a tourist for the first times and eventually, at later times, to meet people at a rallying point where there are more services. Sadly, many Japanese feel like they have to stick to stereotypes and even anime ones to please the tourists. Outside of these sprawling urban centers, life is far more classical and well paced. Don't be shocked by their coldness. They have complex social codes and these are to be understood and respected. They actually learn to like you and mutual respect grows. Don't be invasive. There is like an odd feeling of showing that you're not driven by your western ego but that on the contrary you want to leave the place as it was before you came. You're just a leaf in the wind. You must behave like an aristocrat, well mannered, silent, speaking only when necessary. >Berlin It was literally rebuilt from naught. It's a den of leftism and new urbanization. It's very cold too. Now, there's a city I'm sure would have been beautiful and vibrant but it ended up in flames.

>>9152 >This type of fishing would not be such a problem if their population was 10 or 50 times smaller. That's what I was thinking. As usual, excess population is the problem. >Berlin If only I could have seen Berlin in the days of the Third Reich. Now that looked truly beautiful and still had a unique national character to it. Of course things such as the Brandenburg Gate or Reichstag were neat to see in person, but by and large it was just another globohomo hellscape riddled with grafitti and endless construction projects. The one area where I stayed was particularly bad. There were so many Arabs, Turks, women in hijabs, people babbling in some guttural languages on the U-Bahn, etc.

>>9135 *myself >>9143 >I can't even imagine what London or Paris are like I have been in London before. I have also been near Paris but never in the actual centre of the city but basically half of the people I saw on the outskirts of the city were black and it all looked very depressing and gloomy to me. As for London, I also went on a somewhat restricted tour so I have never been in the worst parts of the city I suppose but the parts that I saw looked more like America than what you'd expect of an European city. I visited the place a year or two before the wave of terrorist attacks around 2016 started.

An article with some bad English, from eurautarchy who has views on topics I couldn't agree with but who reproduced what follows on his website. >https://evravtarchy.blogspot.com/2020/01/toyoko-morita-iranian-arrivals-to.html?m=1 >Toyoko Morita: Iranian arrivals to ancient Japan >The article below is by Toyoko Morita and originally appeared in the Encyclopedia Iranica. Morita’s article was originally published in print on December 15, 2008 and last updated on April 10, 2012. This article is also accessible in print Vol. XIV, Fasc. 5, pp. 558-560 and Vol. XIV, Fasc. 6, p. 561). The version published below has embedded photographs, paintings and accompanying captions that did not appear in the original Encyclopedia Iranica publication/posting. >The first mention of Iranians (Persians) coming to Japan can be found in the Nihon Shoki (Chronicles of Japan), one of the earliest Japanese historical sources, completed in 720 C.E. It records that in 654 C.E. several people arrived in Japan from Tokhārā (Aston, pp. 246, 251, 259). Though there is some controversy about the location of Tokhārā, some scholars have claimed the name to be a shortened version of Toḵārestān, which was part of the territory of Sasanian Persia (Itō, 1980, pp. 5-10). A link to the Tocharians seems very likely considering the geographical areas concerned with these peoples. More to this later on. >The oldest document in Persian, which is preserved in Japan, was procured by the Japanese priest named Kyōsei (1189-1268) from Iranians (Persians) during his trip to southern Asia in 1217. Thinking they were Indians, the priest asked them to write something for him as a keepsake. However, after his return to Japan he found out that they were not Indians, because no one could understand what the writing meant. This document—a single page—was discovered in the late 20th century, when it was established that it is written in Persian and contains a line from Abu’l-Qāsem Ferdowsi’s Šāh-nāma (qq.v.), a line from Faḵr-al-Din Gorgāni’s Vis o Rāmin (qq.v.), and a quatrain of unknown authorship (Okada, 1989). >picture 1 >Fresco along the Tarim Basin, China depicting an Iranian-speaking Buddhist monk (Kushan, Soghdian, Persian or Tocharian?) [at left] instructing a Chinese monk [at right] on philosophy (c. 9th-10th Century). Iranian peoples of Central Asia were the link between Asia as a whole and the civilizations of ancient Iran, notably Sassanian and post-Sassanian culture(s). Open and tolerant, the Soghdians, Kushans, Tocharians, etc. established a sophisticated literature and urban culture (Lecture slide from Kaveh Farrokh’s lectures from the course “The Silk Route: origins & History“). >Elsewhere in the Nihon Shoki, it is mentioned that in 660, when an Iranian (Persian), whose name was Dārā, returned to his country, he left his wife in Japan and promised the Emperor that he would come back and work for him again (Aston, p. 266; Imoto, 2002, pp. 58-60). >In the 7th to the 9th centuries, foreigners—then known in Japanese as toraijin—were coming to Japan mainly from Korea and China, bringing with them technology, culture, religion (Buddhism), and ideas. Eastern Asia, especially the Tang Dynasty of China (618-907), had socio-economic networks with many regions of the world, including southern and western Asia.

>picture 3 >An enduring Sassanian legacy in Japan: the Biwa and its ancient Iranian ancestor, the Barbat (Source: Lecture slide from Kaveh Farrokh’s lectures from the course “The Silk Route: origins & History“). >Chang’an (present-day Xi’an), the capital of the Tang Dynasty, was an international city with people from various countries, including Iranians (Persians), some of whom traveled further to Japan. Iranian names are to be met with in historical documents, and one can find some influence of Persian culture in the architecture, sculptures, and also in the customs and old Japanese rituals at that time. For example, some scholars have claimed that there is some influence of Persian culture in the Omizutori ritual held every February at Tōdaiji temple in Nara (Itō, 1980, pp. 125-33). >picture 4 >A photo of the Omizutori ritual held on March 9, 2007 in Nara, Japan (Source: “ignis” in public domain). Note that these are monks carrying torches across the balcony of the structure. This may perhaps bear echoes of ancient Zoroastrian or related mythological influences bought over by Iranian-speaking arrivals to ancient Japan. >The oldest document in Persian, which is preserved in Japan, was procured by the Japanese priest named Kyōsei (1189-1268) from Iranians (Persians) during his trip to southern Asia in 1217. Thinking they were Indians, the priest asked them to write something for him as a keepsake. However, after his return to Japan he found out that they were not Indians, because no one could understand what the writing meant. This document—a single page—was discovered in the late 20th century, when it was established that it is written in Persian and contains a line from Abu’l-Qāsem Ferdowsi’s Šāh-nāma (qq.v.), a line from Faḵr-al-Din Gorgāni’s Vis o Rāmin (qq.v.), and a quatrain of unknown authorship (Okada, 1989). Going back to the Tocharians: >https://iranicaonline.org/articles/art-in-iran-vi-pre-islamic-eastern-iran-and-central-asia >The pre-Islamic civilizations of eastern Iran and Central Asia are identified with at least five Middle Iranian linguistic groups (Sogdian, Khotanese Saka, Parthian, Choresmian, and Bactrian) and with the Tokharian language current in Kucha and related centers in Serindia. >Parthian, Choresmian and Bactrian constituted the native speeches respectively of Parthia, which corresponds with the province of Khorasan in Iran, Choresmia (Ḵᵛārezm) in the lower Oxus, and Bactria or Kushan Toḵārestān on both banks of the Oxus along its middle course. Quick wiking on some of these locations: >Kucha or Kuche, was an ancient Buddhist kingdom located on the branch of the Silk Road that ran along the northern edge of the Taklamakan Desert in the Tarim Basin and south of the Muzat River. The area lies in present-day Aksu Prefecture, Xinjiang, China; Kuqa town is the county seat of that prefecture's Kuqa County. Its population was given as 74,632 in 1990. >The term Serindia combines Seres (China) and India to refer to the part of Asia also known as Sinkiang, Chinese Turkestan or High Asia. >Xinjiang borders the countries of Mongolia, Russia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Afghanistan, Pakistan and India. The rugged Karakoram, Kunlun and Tian Shan mountain ranges occupy much of Xinjiang's borders, as well as its western and southern regions. The Aksai Chin region, administered by China mostly as part of Xinjiang's Hotan Prefecture, is claimed by India. Xinjiang also borders the Tibet Autonomous Region and the provinces of Gansu and Qinghai. The most well-known route of the historical Silk Road ran through the territory from the east to its northwestern border. >Xinjiang is divided into the Dzungarian Basin in the north and the Tarim Basin in the south by a mountain range. Only about 9.7% of Xinjiang's land area is fit for human habitation.

This is a sick society sinking into frivolous and infantile obsession with everything kawaii and moe. It's like a disturbing counterpart to the obsessive ugliness and filth of Western decadence.

>>9124 Both sides were shit. The city was filled with whores while the animals were lead by a traitor to her kind. The samurai or whoever should've marched over and burned it all.

>>9357 > while the animals were lead by a traitor to her kind This is what bothered me about James Cameron's avatar. I liked the movie but imagine betraying your entire species for some blue savages

>>9363 >betraying your entire species for some blue savages And the same can be said for the blue ppl since the blue woman dated the MC.

>>9363 >>9393 There was a definite racemixer message in there, that’s for sure.

>>9363 >liked Found the consoomer. None of James Cameron's notable movies are good.

>>9663 I saw it way back in 2009 when it came out so I probably did have lower standards back then.

Do you guys plan on ethnoglobing or to bleached.com Japan as well?

>>9698 I don't have a problem with the Japanese so long as they are not an open enemy towards White people. Out of all the non-Whites I've had to interact with in real life, they are the best. Honorary Aryandom is not a meme, though this shouldn't be taken the wrong way, because I think that White men who go to Japan to get a "kawaii japanese waifu" are disgusting race-traitors just as much as with any other race.

>>9700 I agree with you, but I did see some fascist or reactionaries claim that it's fine as long as they don't impregnate them.

>>9702 >I did see some fascist or reactionaries claim that it's fine as long as they don't impregnate them. They think they've found a loophole out of being degenerate with this, but casual sex with White women alone is degenerate, not to mention casual sex with non-Whites. What I'd want to know is why they are so obsessed with fucking non-Whites when White women are already S-tier females in all respects. And where would you even draw the line? Is fucking niggers based as long as you don't impregnate them? Spics?

>>9702 Because anime make them retarded. Seriously, people who watch to much anime became such degenerates is disgusting. It's ok to watch something like Legend of the Galactic Heroes and even Spice and Wolf, but stop treating anime as a culture on its own it's just entertainment.

>>9705 Otaku culture definitely contributes to degeneracy. Weird pornography, the worshiping of cartoon females, a sort of infantile atmosphere around the whole thing, etc - when it comes into contact with an already troubled young man there is a tranny just waiting to happen there. Young men should read 'Sun and Steel' and get ironpilled before its too late

>>9705 >Because anime No it's not you retard. cuckchanners are literally the worst fascist to exist. How can you formulate a movement if all you have are manchilds who blame the issue on something that isn't even the problem?

Some good videos on Mishima: Yukio Mishima Samurai Warrior Spirit https://youtu.be/t2UdPuydpiI The Way of the Samurai (Yukio Mishima) https://youtu.be/iF5-2R01Hq8 Yukio Mishima - Live with Purpose, Die with Purpose https://youtu.be/HvRP3BIwexU The Strange Case of Yukio Mishima https://youtu.be/Ctufj50w9a0

The fourth point of Emperor Meiji's Chart Oath declares that going forward, "everything [will be] based upon the just laws of Nature". I was also reading that a the type of Neo-Confucianism that was orthodox in Japan during the Tokugawa period was said to be based on "heavenly principles" / ethical and political naturalism. It's weird how they're using exclusively katakana

I'm seeing nazbol niggers claim that Ootoya Yamaguchi was wrong for killing Inejiro Asanuma, because supposedly Asanuma wanted to revive the Japanese Empire. Is it true or are once again nazbols full of shit?

>>10160 I've never heard that claim about "reviving the Japanese Empire", and I doubt it. The thing I've heard said about Asanuma was that he made some remark that China and Japan both have "American imperialism" as their common enemy. Imperialism, especially out of a socialist's mouth, is a communist dogwhistle, but but even beyond that we can see on the Wikipedia page the stuff about him going to Beijing and coming home in a Mao suit. Japan shouldn't be a puppet of America, but neither should it have become one of China. Once again Nazbols suck communist dick

>>10160 I don't see how you can revive an empire by shilling and sucking off a country that hates you every with every inch of their molecule that exist within their body. Mao hates Japan, if the nips are going to suck off Mao then this would lead to Japan abandoning their old traditions that made them strong just like Mao did with China.

>>6005 >he thinks posting a literal reddit copypasta activates some sort of a killswitch that causes mysterious chinese shills' heads to explode. >Free Tibet get with the program, Dalai Lama is over because he doesn't consider Harry Potter to be the only holy book and he even said that there are values higher than anal >Tiananmen Square CIA backed protest cannot be stopped, what are you doing nooo The famous photo guy walked into the tank thrice despite the drivers' attempt to avoid him. >Anti-Rightist Struggle Assuming you mean Shek's banditry, he was backed by USA and hollywood directors back in the 30's >Human Rights Abortion, Anal and spreading HIV is truly a cause worth fighting for >Taiwan and RoC Shek got BTFO 6 or 7 times in a row and now Taiwan is a gay liberal democracy that isn't respected by anyone >Nobel Peace Prize Not the jewish money laundering scheme awarding only the best coethnics and shabbos goyim bombing enemies of Israel >Multi-Party system Like US struggle where every ethnicity has to be annihilated into a brown obese tranny consumer IMMEDIATELY, or annihilated into a brown obese tranny consumer LEGALLY and over time? Or maybe European model where all the parties work for neoliberalism and only differ in color scheme? >>10160 Retarded nazbol meme Because Chinks are extremely vengeful and their asshurt never goes away, Maoism in Japan would've ended with best Japanese being sent to be bombed and gunned down by america. That's what Mao did to the Manchurian remnants of the Kwantung army, using them to BTFO Shek and then sending them all into american artillery during Korean war.

>>10303 >>10302 Japanese war-time songs are underrated.

Anyone have any info about the Japanese occupation of the Dutch East indies and Australians and what they did to ethnic Europeans?

>>10328 All I know is that the Japs treated Whites like shit who lived in the colonies or former colonies of Asia. I think the Japs treated the Dutch poorly and allowed only Indonesians to become high ranking officials, which was incredibly retarded instead of culturally assimilating or accepting and getting the Dutch and other Whites to help them.

>>10328 I don't know anything about their involvement with Australians but they did imprison Dutch people in labor camps and promised the Indonesians indepence from the Dutch in return for their assistance. >>10330 >which was incredibly retarded instead of culturally assimilating or accepting and getting the Dutch and other Whites to help them I am not justifying what they did but the Dutch were some of the most anti-Axis Europeans during the war outside of Britain. The Dutch queen fled to Britain after the Germans took control of Holland and the rest of the war the Dutch spent every night listening to British broadcasts and waiting for the allies to come and 'save' them. I doubt their relatives in Indonesia had a very different mindset.

>>10333 Right, but I'm talking about the Dutch within the east indies, some of the Dutch were willing to help the Japs as along as they spared them and didn't send them to concentration camps, but the Japs did it anyway. Although you do have a point, the Dutch could of been not trustworthy enough to not have tried to overthrow the Japanese control of the Indies due to their close relations with the British.

>>10334 Not that anon nor am I justifying what did them either, but the Dutch weren't really willing to work with the Japanese, the Dutch were willing to help the Japs control the city in return to not be put into labor camps. Look at why the Japs supported the Indoesenians over the Dutch, the Dutch were working with the British and had close connections to them. This worried the Japanese thus resulted in them trusting the Indonesians more-so than the Dutch because they wanted to be free from the Dutch rule, which could make potential loyalty and allies to their war effort. If the Dutch were willing to work with the Axis genuinely then I think the Japanese wouldn't have abused the them. As for the cultural assimilation thing, I don't know or think the if the Japs would be okay with assimilating non-Japanese into their culture.

>>10335 >I don't know or think the if the Japs would be okay with assimilating non-Japanese into their culture. In this book >>3238 it was said that the Japanese at the time did not want to extend Japanese citizenship to anyone not of Japanese blood. Also, while they did encourage non-Japanese to pay respects to their gods at Shinto shrines, they did not see this as a religion non-Japanese could actively participate in. The latter only really applied to Taiwan and Korea though since the Christian Europeans and Muslim Indonesians most likely would not have participated in anything related to Shinto. Of course, these things would have caused major complications had the Axis won the war and the full annexation of Asia by the Japanese empire had been realized.

I very recently finished the book The Essence of Shinto by Shinto priest Motohisa Yamakage, grandmaster of the Yamakage school of koshinto (a revival of ancient Shinto in which most elements from mainland Asian religions have been removed). It focuses more on the doctrine of Shinto and the various rituals associated with it rather than the more exoteric aspects of the religion, like shrine buildings and mythology, although these are discussed a bit as well. It was originally written for a secular Japanese audience. Some quotes from the book which I found worthwhile to share: >Throughout her history, Japan remained a remarkably homogeneous nation and I believe that this explains many of the characteristics of Shinto, and of Japanese culture more generally. In particular, the characteristic of not pursuing any theory or system is explained by this historical fact. In a homogeneous society, there is less competition between ideas or schools of thought. >Since the so-called "Cultural Enlightenment" of the Meiji era, "Culture" has largely meant "Western culture." Culture belongs to the West, and being intellectual generally means being someone who imports Western culture to Japan. Models of culture are in the West, so people who love the traditional Japanese culture without knowledge of Western culture are considered anachronistic and bigoted. Yuurei Mori, Secretary of Education in the Meiji Government, who was an admirer of the West, once famously used his walking stick to lift the White silk veil that protects the Ise shrine from the view of visitors. This incident neatly symbolized the state of the Japanese nation in the Meiji era. This story reminded me of the character of Kurahara in Mishima's Runaway Horses, who also committed a sacrilege at Ise shrine. I suppose the character may have been inspired by this event. >Shinto views as harmful everything that obstructs the work of creation and cultivation (seisei kaiku) and creation and development (seisei hatten). Everything that helps this work, by contrast, is deemed to be good. Shinto encourages a cheerful way of life, not a distorted one, and it views life as about the pursuit of happiness rather being constrained by rigorous admonitions or dogmatic rules concerning supposed "sin." Therefore in Shinto there is no doctrine of absolute and final salvation. Humans being continue to grow. [...] Eventually, they may keep growing until they eventually become Kami. >I would like Westerners to discover their own version of Shinto, both within themselves and in their surroundings. By doing so, they will assist in the preservation and continuity of all life.

>>10371 I've seen that book recommended to me, but I had never thought of buying it since I own and have read Sokyo Ono's 'Shinto the Kami Way'. I was operating under the assumption that The Essence of Shinto would just be more of the same stuff by a different author, but since you say it does not focus on the exoteric aspects as much (unlike the other book which focuses a lot on shrines and social characteristics), I will definitely have to check this out soon, the quotes are very interesting as well. >I suppose the character may have been inspired by this event. Wouldn't surprise me at all. One thing that obviously sticks out in the Sea of Fertility is decline. Honda becomes physically degenerated by age, he becomes a perverted broken old man masturbating in the bushes, the area around the sacred tree he visits with Keiko is overrun with tourists, the tree itself is described as ugly, Coca-Cola machines everywhere, I can remember one scene clearly where the Japanese city around them is described as covered with ugly high-tension wires and television antenna. Though the degeneracy only really sets in starting in the third book, Mishima drawing a link like that would fit right in

>>10371 I see I made some spelling errors because I had to type the text over by hand. Another quote, on faithless Japanese: >When the Japanese adopted only the materialistic and abstract parts of Western civilization, they equated atheism, or at least the absence of faith, with rationalism, humanism, and becoming a fully "civilized" people. The author also explains that this has even influenced the thought of Shinto priests themselves, so that even those working at Ise shrine, often considered the most holy of Shinto shrines, completely avoid any discussion of a religious or spiritual nature. >>10372 > I own and have read Sokyo Ono's 'Shinto the Kami Way' I haven't read that yet but I read from reviews that it only covers the most basic aspects of Shinto and is meant more for an audience that has absolutely no knowledge of the religion, whereas this book goes a bit deeper into the doctrine and Shinto meditation rituals, the type of stuff that Shinto priests in training are supposed to know.

Sixty years ago today.

>>10373 Yeah, I think that is a fairly good characterization of what Sokyo Ono's book is like. It's a good book for what it is though. >>10378 山口様、ありがとう ございました

>>10371 >I would like Westerners to discover their own version of Shinto, both within themselves and in their surroundings. By doing so, they will assist in the preservation and continuity of all life. Rediscover would be a better word. Shinto was given to them. Some of their gods are described as being White in flesh. Shinto is much more based than Buddhism. >Yuurei Mori The writing was on the wall considering the meaning of Yūrei. You need a real and sane soul to understand that what he did was sacrilegious. >>10373 >The author also explains that this has even influenced the thought of Shinto priests themselves, so that even those working at Ise shrine, often considered the most holy of Shinto shrines, completely avoid any discussion of a religious or spiritual nature. Perhaps they are actually avoiding contamination and are quarantining their minds from any impure thoughts that come from the outside. >Ise shrine I wonder if pagan fascists would be allowed inside in a different and privileged way, not the way of the tourist.

>>10334 Nips might have seen these Dutch as traitors too, or simply enemies who could not be trusted. As a speculation, would Germans have stationed in the same area, they would have been likely treated with respect. > I don't know or think the if the Japs would be okay with assimilating non-Japanese into their culture. Some have the strange idea of wanting some packs of Whites to settle in Japan and mix there though. >>10338 Maybe not? All they would have needed to do was to make Japan a preserved unit so that their values and culture could only spill out, whereas foreign elements would be filtered out and never spill into Japan. I believe this is something of that order that we need to do in Europe.

>>8473 A valuable website. Picking on an article at random, relative to racial changes, we read this: >“The United States, whose response to the virus exposed chaos and division, stands to lose migrants. But other countries will gain them, and with them, the attendant benefits of diversity, dynamism, and new talent. Few stand to profit more than Japan, a relatively secure and stable country with low unemployment—even a need for more laborers—and excellent universities that can lure students who may now be reluctant to risk expensive study in the West. >Japan has long been considered a fairly homogeneous country. After the pandemic, it is likely to grow more diverse and globally connected. This transformation, which will remake Japanese society and challenge the traditional understanding of its national identity, is necessary if Japan wants to remain a significant power in the global arena. Same old dialectics. Your people won't work, you won't be able to understand the world if you stay the same, and you should really need more niggers who will bring unimaginable sums of sheer talent to your culture that is about to be enriched. Bye bye Japan. Admittedly, it stopped being that much of a racist country in the 90s. https://landofthesettingsun944968307.wordpress.com/2020/07/30/more-immigration-to-japan-predicted-post-covid/

>Gracia Liu-Farrer https://i0.wp.com/www.waseda.jp/fire/gsaps/assets/uploads/2019/07/LIU-FARRER-Gracia.jpg What kind of mystery meat is that? That nigger nose she has, it's like she's an Asianized albino negro.

>>10753 >Shinto is much more based than Buddhism. Unfortunately the true essence of Buddhism was distorted. I won't endorse every single aspect of the religion, but I believe if one truly followed the basic tenets they'd become Übermensch-tier and imperturbable. The problems come in when people fail to understand the instrumental character of Buddhism and ascribe the Buddha's characterization of the world as "dukkha" as some sort of moral evaluation rather than descriptive. There's a reason that the Jews are very invested in subverting Western Buddhism (and why cringe terms like "JewBu" exist. https://nationalvanguard.org/2020/03/jewish-crypsis-in-american-buddhism/

iS aNiMe RaCiSt?!?!?

>>10755 >Some have the strange idea of wanting some packs of Whites to settle in Japan and mix there though. Don't see how that is going to work, considering that Shintoism is exclusive to the limp dicks nips. A White man acting as if he's native to Japan would be weird unless he's willing to live separate from non-Whites. > All they would have needed to do was to make Japan a preserved unit so that their values and culture could only spill out, whereas foreign elements would be filtered out and never spill into Japan. But still remember the Japs didn't allow Taiwanese and Koreans to practice Shintoism. Even if Japan had successfully rid of the foreign elements, Shintoism would still be racial along with ethnically exclusive to Japanese born citizens.

>>10788 I just took some pics from a book I have by Helen Hardacre on State Shinto. Basically it says that shrines did spread as Japanese colonized new lands, but they were overwhelmingly used by Japanese immigrants and the Japanese were hostile towards Korean war dead being enshrined and with them being reluctant to worship imperial deities. Also an interesting mention that the last Manchu emperor worshiped Amaterasu to appease the Japanese. Regardless, this short section only reinforces by and large the Japanese-centric nature of the religion

>>10788 >We do not support immigration of non-Whites as theyre disgusting and not good at all for anything >knocku knocku Japan we really wuw you You fucking hypocrites

>>10812 こんにちは、/fascist/。ファシスト様といいます。私は27歳の白人で黒人もユダヤ人も大嫌いです。日本のことを話すのが大好きです。私の国に住んでいるユダヤ人と猿が大嫌いですから、日本に行きたいです。ちなみに、私は可愛い日本人のロリワイフがほしいです (^_^) 失礼します。

>>10776 Well, there is a case to be made about some older and more serious material that got the Jewish treatment on the translation floor into the US market. Nevertheless, it's massively racist for the simple fact that to sell in France and US, they had to represent the people as White and big eyed. Contrary to American production, most of the Japanese anime featured almost 100% Aryan-looking people, unless the show really went for goofy faces. They didn't do that because they had a message to sell but tapes upon tapes to sell. Now, to make the anime more universal and tolerant, they have characters with more and more crazy hair colors, whereas they originally limited most of the hues to natural European ones. Nevertheless, in sheer optics alone (leaving aside the pedo debate), it's far less pozzed than domestic US production which couldn't help but put niggers and mutts everywhere, literally over-representing them, just as they did and still do in all TV shows and movies. There is good content but it will need a considerable amount of filtering today. Older 80-90s material is much, much safer.

>>10827 Kurinju desu.

>>10867 > Now, to make the anime more universal and tolerant, they have characters with more and more crazy hair colors Isn't this just because it'd be a lot more difficult to tell characters apart if they all had black hair?

>>10867 >put niggers and mutts everywhere, literally over-representing Is that the reason? The fact that (when America was majority White) they just kept showing blacks as majority? Or was it the idea that blacms themselves cannot be on TV at all?

>>10812 I don't support immigration you fucking retard, I'm explaining how Shintoism works and how Japan viewed outsiders. I don't support immigration at all, but I couldn't care less for cultural assimilation as long as they acknowledge that they are not native to that culture they've assimilated under. If Japan were too ever banzai the east again then I want them to spare Whites, whether it to tolerate them and their culture or forcing them to do something the Romans did to foreign populations which is to occupy them, so they can assist the nips. What I said could also apply to Astaru, Greco-Roman, or Slavic paganism as well.

>>10877 Can that be applied to anything else outside Europeans and Japan? >banzai the east Oh so basically no more China and India

>>10879 >Oh so basically no more China and India Nothing of value would be lost.

>>10879 It can be applied to most religions such as the Aztecs that concern blood, not to say of course that a nigger can easily become a Greco-Roman, but rather he is viewed and treated as an outsider who participates and contributes. He will never been seen as an Greek or Roman. >>10879 >Oh so basically no more China and India Fuck China, they are nothing more thieves of Indo-European culture and pawns of Israel. And India has shown cases of being Israel's bitch as well, but only this time poolanders we wuz kangz everything European and try to give the Dravadians credit for everything.

The "rape of Nanking" never happened but it should have. https://archive.org/details/therapeofnankingfactorfiction

>>10901 >never happened but it should have. Why? It ain't the kikes.

>>10953 >thinking only the kikes are the problem You should be able to figure this one out yourself, anon. Chinks are subhumans for a whole host of reasons, not to mention that they are a Jewish-infused nation today.

>>10953 Because chinks are literal subhuman bugmen who have a history of rulers who are of mixed ancestry and infamous for stealing cultures from other civilizations or tribes. The Tocharian Indo-Europeans are an example of stealing and destroying cultures from others who aren't them. The nips are more pro-nature and White than the fucking chinks.

>>10959 >>10957 Interesting. What about the adjacent areas like India for instance? I'm sure there may be some who may dislike their own cultures being stolen. What choice would the average chink or shitskin have?

>>10953 Han Chinese are the Jews of the east and worked together with Ashkenazi Jews to establish Communism in their country. They are currently genociding the Ughyurs, the last renmants of the acient Whites that used to live in China. They also destroyed Tibet, the last traditionalist country on earth. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-BOWf5C1Co

>>10978 I was very surprised when I first learned that Whites had settled as far out as Xinjiang. Obviously today it's nothing like how it was in the distant past, but it's not very hard to see that this was true, even ignoring evidence like the Tarim basin mummies and the Tocharian languages. I had seen at one point some alleged genetic evidence that the ancient Chinese were closer to Europeans than today, but unfortunately I did not save this info. Also that Tibet documentary is very interesting to look at. I've only seen about fifteen minutes and it's very sad to think that all of this has been destroyed. It looked so unique, culturally, and in terms of the clothing they wore. I can't believe over 20% of males were monks.

>>10961 Shitskins should be terminated as well. The average chink and shitskin take pride in stealing other's cultures. Instead of giving credit where it's due. Chinks will still your monuments and claim that it's there's just like how the Romans did with Egypt and Greece, and the shitskins will we wuz kangz the vedic along with other corresponding civilization that so-called have Hindpoo influences even though those religions were already Aryan from the get go.

>>10978 Okay, correction: Bhutan is probably the last traditionalist country on earth. They have purposely avoided modern technology and western tourism. >>10986 I had seen the video from which that second picture came from, it's very sad. Just a few days ago, I read that Chinese men are supposedly selling and buying underage Ughyur girls as sex-slaves. This Japanese documentary series from the 80s is also worth watching if you want to know more about Tocharians, other Caucasian Chinese people and the Buddhist heritage they left behind: https://youtube.com/watch?v=xENlfakpnTg

>>10870 Some old nip shows had very little color variety so the studios focused on making very different faces and also worked harder on dressing styles. This, combined with different voices, proved to be a workable method. As I said, beyond that, few shows had characters with crazy hair colors, most of whiwh were limited to stories in rather dystopic or problematic environments. You might have one or two with all the rest being black or red, sometimes blonde. This day there is an obvious attempt to dilute this older hierarchy in a way that mirrors the prevalence of aggressive dyes enjoyed by the degenerate leftists. >>10874 Not sure what you're asking for. Mutts are merely wholly absent in large quantity from maaaaaany nip animes, even today where this ratio, in comparison to US production, remains extremely low. The purpose of the US imperial culture was to force more mutts and niggers into the collective minds of Whites in the US and Europe. Japan, being far more traditional and largely concerned about efficient profitability of its animated output, played it safely for decades. But there is just that much resistance their industry can put up against globohomo and it's sinking too. Fortunately, their output has been so vast and mature enough since the 70s that you can find lots of safe and non-pozzed material. >>10978 To Ughyurs, Hitler is literally like a messiah and a good man strives to be compared to him. Their main issue is that they're also racially mixed, some subgroups are Whiter, other are more tainted.

>>11002 >To Ughyurs, Hitler is literally like a messiah and a good man strives to be compared to him.

>>10867 >>11002 I don't think it has much to do with leftist perversion, but rather more to do with symbolism, considering that hair and eye color and clothing design correspond to the character's personality and/or role in a story.

>>11016 >I don't think it has much to do with leftist perversion, but rather more to do with symbolism, considering that hair and eye color and clothing design correspond to the character's personality and/or role in a story. The clothing in most cases wasn't problematic until they started to introduce characters with homoerotic undertones. They often pushed it as a joke, edgy and subversive with the implied value that a character was a sort of embarrassment in the group for his queers ways, until today where it's becoming incorrect and close to illegal to feature LGBTQ people through any negative bias. Also, the hair color that was unnatural rarely had a good reason to exist. Whereas in the 80s it could often be seen as rather random and often used to highlight the partial or fully non-human nature of a given character, today it's all about being more and more inclusive, that is, exclusive of normal White standards which were appealed as part of the requirements for selling to the western markets.

>>11006 Kek holy shit, source? >>10997 Bhutan is amazing from what I've read. In a world of homogenization and degeneracy, it's a breath of fresh air: >benevolent king, most loved royalty in the world >does not have any diplomatic relationships with the state of Israel >70% forest coverage assured by constitution >legally measure performance through what they call gross national happiness >not a single traffic light in the country >only country in the world that has a negative carbon footprint >great ethnic architecture and dress (nationally mandated) >lots of temples and shrines >only a small number of tourists are allowed each year to avoid discomfort for the locals Some of these measures I would totally support in America.

>>11055 I think most of the pro-green measures are a way for non-Whites to turn a limitation into a virtue, coping with their incapacity to produce technology in a clean way so they abstain at whole. Beyond this limitation, all the points listed point to political principles that would be most welcome.

>>11121 Most non-White countries might pretend to do pro-green measures, but they are more talk than walk. Non-Whites aren't exactly known for conservation or maintaining healthy environments. Regardless, hopefully with the case of Bhutan they maintain this dedication to conserving forest cover into the future, as well as these other measures.

>>11055 Yeah, but the problem here is that they have instituted a democratic government, it's good that they have a king and a unitary party, but the king probably doesn't hold enough power for personal rule and the current party seems to be one of liberalism.

>>11159 I don't think a constitutional monarchy is a bad thing and it could work with a unitary fascist party and the king having enough power for personal rule. The whole democratic monarchism shit though is indeed cancerous and worries me that they don't fall down the path of liberalism.

>>11162 Right, but I remain skeptical of "constitutional monsrchism", constitutions are something that really have no power, but only serve as a reminder of what those in a state should do and I doubt a group of royalists and fascist would ever get along unless those royalists are like fascist themselves.

>>11159 That was the one downside I perceived too. It's very unfortunate that they moved away from absolutism. It could be much worse though. I don't follow Bhutan really that closely, but we'd know that they were heading down the globohomo route completely if they started allowing many more tourists in, or if they removed the dress and architecture mandates. An even further sidelining of the king would be a bad sign too. Assuming this guy doesn't further erode his own position, he'll be king until around 2045, when he'll be mandated to retire. We can only hope his son wouldn't come to the throne and further (((liberalize))) things. It's also worth noting that the Nepalese monarchy was abolished the same year, which led to the Maoists coming to power there. I wonder if it is a coincidence that when the king of Bhutan came to power in the same year he instituted slight reforms. One reason could be to stave off communist influences and nip them in the bud.

>>11166 I'm positively growing used to the idea that an old school monarchy and an enlightened fascism can actually work hand in hand. Reading Evola totally comes to my mind in terms of what a perfect fusion of both would be. I think the old divide will have to take a back seat and those who, ironically, cannot adapt will just have to be forgotten. The main problem seem to be King vs State, or is there something deeper?

>>11166 The thing here is, that constitutional monarchism doesn't have to be constitutional it can be simply a monarchy but with a parliment or council and the ideas of democracy can be left out for a fascist form of government. >>11188 >I think the old divide will have to take a back seat and those who, ironically, cannot adapt will just have to be forgotten. This, I've always supported a royalism fascism kicking out all the reactionary bullshit in favour of classical philosophies and fascist philosophies. There are very few Christian and fedual philsophies I support which come from men like Michaveli.

I'm not going out on a crutch here when I say that horror anime tends to filter out a lot of the emololipedo shit.

>>8334 This sort of behavior is bizarre, honestly, but I find it much more admirable than the self-interested consoomers of today. Whites have nothing to die for, and even if they do have a cause to fight for, they often believe that killing themselves in pursuit of it will offer no benefit to themselves, unlike Muslims or people like this. This is why a spiritual foundation is so important.

>>11796 What do you mean by this?

>>12109 By the simple fact of being 15-16+ stuff usually, it pulls the rug under the feet of the segment of the anime industry that outputs that material with emo and cute love stories, little girls making screeching noises and poking boobs (softporn), pretty bois and clear degenerate ideas. Mind you I'm not saying the corrupting force is not sipping into it this genre too, but it's not as advanced as in the most casual and thus most exposed side of the industry. I remember a tweet posted in early 2020 iirc about a anime worker who said that politics were fine and all but in Japan they don't care much about them when they're nearly all overworking and underpaid people and couldn't care less about Western values. Perhaps it was a bit of posturing but for a nip to barge in with this kind of message that got a lot of retweets, it means there has to be something still valuable in Japan and it's not all pozzed. Anglin, for all his faults, also noted that at least the two first seasons of Attack on Titans were very fascist-friendly. I think some studios also try to tone down the intersex drawing style where the frontier between male and female got progressively blurred. For sure, the separation has never been as pronounced as in American some anime where masculine and womanly features are very exaggerated (like in DC stuff), but there's perhaps an awareness of a need to move away from this tendency which would come in parallel to every single change of style in face drawing as can be observed during each successive decade. Anime production meant for international markets, especially in the hope of selling in the US and perhaps Europe, will still need to be aware of this reality despite the overbeatingpower of leftism, wherein even migrants stick to rather right-wing values (they only vote dems/left for the money and tax exemptions), while Whites for the most part still remain the wealthiest group, including that able to buy into the merchandising (although this is usually covered by complete soyboys and manbabies). There is no sound business sense in going globohomo and we understand that most of it is nothing more than a pressure from said globohomo's fags and pedos pushing for more of their own fantasies into anime and other products. I hope niplords are aware of this and try to resist.

>>11796 >>12144 Just watch 80s/90s anime, they were made back when the Japs cared even less about western audiences because 'otaku culture' hadn't reached normalfags yet. That and it generally has way better animation/visuals than currently-airing anime.

>>12153 >That and it generally has way better animation/visuals than currently-airing anime. This is definitely true, I think, I just saw a webm on >>>/k/8311 (third webm) a little bit ago that had a much better and more unique style than the low budget sameface moeblob shit that is churned out by the dozen every season today.

>>12153 I also forgot to mention that anime from that era was generally more aimed at adults rather than children/young teenagers, like is now the case. So you'll see more gore and action, if that is your thing. Especially in the bubble era (late 80s), when anime was targeted at young adults with a lot of money to waste. >>12154 I can give you recommendations if you need any. I have seen hundreds of anime by now so I know pretty much everything worth watching.

>>12176 >I can give you recommendations if you need any Give me your top three favorites and I'll check em out eventually. You've already given me a good recc with Japan's Holy War from what I've been reading so far, so I think you'll have some good taste in anime too. Also do you know the anime in that webm I linked?

>>12177 >Give me your top three favorites and I'll check em out eventually 1. Neon Genesis Evangelion 2. Akira 3. Serial Experiments Lain Lesser-known ones in case you've already seen those: 1. Shigurui 2. Mononoke 3. Ninja Scroll >Also do you know the anime in that webm I linked? It's 'A Kite'. It was made by a hentai (porn) studio but there's a SFW version without the sex scenes which is just plot and action.

>>12181 Thanks, anon, I appreciate it, actually the only two I've seen in your list are NGE and Mononoke so I'll definitely have some stuff to check out.

>>12181 >Neon Genesis Evangelion It's vast. Old gen only? Didn't see new stuff. What about OVAs?

>>12184 Watch the original 1995 TV-show and the End of Evangelion movie. You can skip the last 2 episodes of the TV-show. Do not bother with the remake films that came after that. There are no OVAs for Evangelion, if that's what you meant.

>>12184 Only the original Evangelion stuff is any good. The Rebuild movies aren't complete yet obviously, but I personally I'm not a big fan of them, especially the third one, which was quite the slog.

>>12182 Just to be clear: I did not mean the famous 'Princess Mononoke' film by studio Ghibli but this episodic TV-series about a traveling exorcist. It has a very unique art-style. https://youtu.be/fmfFSN_jdzg There was a 3-episode short story called 'Bakeneko' that was part of another series called Ayakashi, which was a sort of prototype to the show. That is also worth watching if you like it. https://youtu.be/z7lzgeqhJHw

>>12190 Ah, thanks for the clarification, I've only seen the Ghibli Film, definitely not this show

Is Zen Buddhism worth looking into as a Westerner? I know that right before and during WWII in Japan it was ultra-nationalistic but in modern times seems to attract only the over-educated Liberal intellectual types. Is there any value on Zen for those of us in the West? What are some books/sources to look into or avoid?

>>12193 Evola's book on Buddhism had a chapter on it. He explained that Buddhism arose as a reaction against the overly-devotional and ritualistic forms that Hinduism had degenerated into during the Buddha's time. However, as Buddhism spread through Asia, Buddhism underwent the same degeneration, with many Asian people turning the Buddha into an object of worship rather than a role-model to emulate. Zen Buddhism was what Buddhism itself was in the Buddha's own time; a counter-movement against this form of religion. Buddhism is about destroying all attachments, thus, Zen states that even being attached to the Buddha would be an obstacle to the path to enlightenment. Zen Buddhists are also more iconoclastic and care less about scripture and believe more in attaining enlightenment through experiencing the real world and specifically, nature. So one could say that Zen is the most orthodox of all the modern-day Buddhist sects. I think the reason why western liberals are into it is simply because normalfags all have major issues related to anxiety and are obsessed with finding methods to help them relax.

>>12194 Is Evola's book on Buddhism readable without having read tons of suttas? I've read a handful here and there, and know more about it than the average lemming on the street at least I'm confident enough to say. >I think the reason why western liberals are into it is simply because normalfags all have major issues related to anxiety and are obsessed with finding methods to help them relax. Kek, this is true. I remember towards the end of high school they tried to introduce us to this "mindfulness" garbage in one or two sessions, it was weird.

>>12214 >Is Evola's book on Buddhism readable without having read tons of suttas? Yes, it's actually supposed to serve as an introduction to the Buddhist doctrine so you don't need to have read any sutras beforehand.

>>12265 That's great to hear then. I enjoyed his short paper "Spiritual Virility in Buddhism" so I picked up his book probably a year ago but I had been putting it off. Good to hear that I do not have to. Here's the paper for anyone interested. Though for those who have read the book it's probably redundant: https://www.jstor.org/stable/29753843

>He further noted that those who adhered to the doctrine of individualism asserted that ‘‘society exists for the individual,’’ while those in opposition who supported the doctrine of socialism maintained that the ‘‘individual exists for the society.’’ In Hozumi’s opinion, however, the mere fact that this clash existed was proof enough that the concept of individualism had become irrevocably embedded in the consciousness of Westerners and that, in the end, individualism was at the root of all occidental ideologies: not just of liberalism and democracy, but also of socialism and, by implication, communism. That is to say, socialism also was a derivation of liberalism and the thought of the Enlightenment. Both individualism and socialism were premised on atomistic and mechanistic assumptions of state and society that were antithetical to his organic doctrine of sociality. >According to Hozumi’s social theory, the individual was born into society and exists only in society. The individual exists in society and society in the individual; thus, the individual exists for the society and society for the individual. The Western clash between individualism and socialism is brought to rest by his concept of gōdō seizon (literally, fusion or amalgamated existence), by which he meant the merging of the individual into the society. Society was thus composed of the existence of merged individuals. The individual, in other words, was an element, or bunshi, of society. The individual thus became an irreducible constituent of a composite entity called society. Okay, I’m starting to think that these Japanese political theorists are unfortunately underrated. Hozumi’s theory as a whole doesn’t have much application in the West due to its centrality of the ideas of the unbroken line of emperors and absolutism, but specific aspects are very interesting, I particularly like stuff like this: >For Hozumi, the household was the smallest social unit and a miniature state: ‘‘The family is a small state. The state is a large family.’’ One thing I’m a little sad to learn is that Kita Ikki was very weak on race. I’ve yet to reach his actual section of the book, but the intro says: >Kita’s theory that the Japanese state constructed by Shintō fundamentalists, who excluded ethnically and racially non-Japanese people, was against the wishes of the emperor and prevented the full development of the Japanese empire. Still more, Kita reasoned that black people as well as Whites and other Asian peoples such as the Chinese should be welcomed as full-fledged members of the Japanese state. I just shake my head when reading nonsense like this. To think that he is often touted as some Japanese fascist. Maybe once I reach that I’ll form a deeper opinion.

Has anime become just one giant supernormal stimulus to destroy young Japanese men?

>>12837 A third of anime has fags traps trannies and race mixing in it anymore nowadays

>>12837 It depends on what you watch, I've been watching Ergo Proxy, and One Punch Man and they aren't degenerate. Generally if I see anything with race-mixing or traps I tend to avoid them and watch something else.

>>12839 As to be expected, the more (((globalism))) advances. Either Japan liberates itself from the Jew and restores the power of the Emperor, or there will be nothing to stop the Japanese race from going extinct. The last Japanese man will die surrounded thousands of cheap plastic anime girls. >>12841 Some anime is good, some is bad. Shifting through the garbage definitely brings out some good shows.

>>12837 >>12841 It's mainly the anime of the last 5-10 years that has gone full soy. There were a lot of genuinely thought-provoking anime in the 80s and 90s, Evangelion being one of them. Just take a look at this: https://youtube.com/watch?v=cenvER2-qvQ

>>12193 >Is Zen Buddhism worth looking into as a Westerner? Evola would tell you it's at least very worthy of study, but you would still need to infuse all the necessary racial principles to protect your own people and at this point I think a religion not set to protect one's race is not sufficient any longer.

>>12194 >Buddhism is about destroying all attachments, thus, Zen states that even being attached to the Buddha would be an obstacle to the path to enlightenment. Zen Buddhists are also more iconoclastic and care less about scripture and believe more in attaining enlightenment through experiencing the real world and specifically, nature. >literally reject the real world by experiencing it and disliking it so that you're not attached to anything pertaining it Buddhism isn't short of contradictions and that one is glaring if there needs be. >I think the reason why western liberals are into it is simply because normalfags all have major issues related to anxiety and are obsessed with finding methods to help them relax. Yup and some do drugs.

>>12802 >>He further noted that those who adhered to the doctrine of individualism asserted that ‘‘society exists for the individual,’’ while those in opposition who supported the doctrine of socialism maintained that the ‘‘individual exists for the society.’’ In Hozumi’s opinion, however, the mere fact that this clash existed was proof enough that the concept of individualism had become irrevocably embedded in the consciousness of Westerners and that, in the end, individualism was at the root of all occidental ideologies: not just of liberalism and democracy, but also of socialism and, by implication, communism. That is to say, socialism also was a derivation of liberalism and the thought of the Enlightenment. Both individualism and socialism were premised on atomistic and mechanistic assumptions of state and society that were antithetical to his organic doctrine of sociality. Communism is base materialism and one could say it certainly aims at appeasing the bestial needs of the man. Hence the individualism. But other than that, it's hypersocial to the point of being close to trying to apply the ants' social model to men and women, not because there are castes, but because within a caste every individual must be the same. Any manifestation of true individuality under the form of creativity and beauty would endanger the fake unity of the communist regime. As for socialism, the only acceptable type if of the nationalist type that provides the necessary protection and food for growth to the elements essential to the well being of a people through race, ecstasy, art, work, spirituality and struggle for the survival of all of this. National Socialism stroke a very good balance between individual liberty and overall guidance for the people. It was meant to be symbiotic and it's basic common sense in fact: don't be a pariah to your own people but live your life according to noble principles and you'll enjoy far more liberties than you could ever imagine. The sane society can only prevail of healthy constituent parts. If this is the core of Mr. Hozumi's thought, then it is certainly correct but not exactly thought provoking either, as any political regime could make such a claim. it would need a trial by fire and be judged upon its fruits, not mere words. >On race and inclusion into the Japanese state The criterion would need to be heavily studied because it sounds a lot like the French Jacobinism that's been prevalent in that country for more than a century iirc. This far it's trash and reeks off of colonial leftism, unless the "state" includes a clear racial separation in some geographical fashion, with strict area management. Hence the understanding of words such as "state" or even "citizenry". But one will never turn a White or nigger into a Japanese person, it's nonsense.

>>12874 >literally reject the real world by experiencing it and disliking it so that you're not attached to anything pertaining it No, that's not it at all. You interact with nature because it's an experience that you attain to find inner peace and not to statisfy some animalistic urge, like you would through experiencing man-made joys. I am not good at explaining these kind of things I guess but Buddhism is not about disliking the world. It's more about avoiding the suffering that humans create through their own actions. You can avoid STDs by not having sex outside of marriage, you can avoid illness by taking proper care of your body, you can avoid mental decline by not taking drugs etc. As Evola said, practicing Buddhism is about retaining your own dignity. To develop yourself into something more than human rather than devolve into something less than human by getting consumed by your own desires. Buddhism also looks down on suicide and people who want to reach enlightenment only because the world is not up to their liking so the idea that it is a doctrine for depressed losers is untrue.

>>12873 >at this point I think a religion not set to protect one's race is not sufficient any longer Certainly not as the exclusive religion of a people. Buddhism was for this reason viciously attacked by more ardent Japanese nationalists for how it apparently uproots one from the Völkisch state and religion (which were ideally one). All of these universal systems were seen as pernicious influences, especially in regards to maintaining the reverence of the emperor and the ancestors. This is basically what the figure Hozumi Yatsuka I quoted from above >>12802 was talking about, but I've seen and read of other anti-Buddhist Japanese nationalists such as Katō Hiroyuki, a Social Darwinist and Meiji politician, and there was also a fictional portrayal of one in Mishima's Runaway Horses who was attacking Buddhism was leading to nihilism and other things harmful for Japan. I still can't bring myself to see it as all bad, though. It's really how you view Buddhism, is what I would see. If you take Evola's view of Buddhism as a sort of aristocratic teaching, and emphasize the word's of the Buddha himself that Dharma is a raft for carrying, not for keeping (i.e. the teachings have a certain purpose and use, they are not to be clung to like a form of Talmudic legalism), I think that we see a very different form of Buddhism, one that is on one hand less harmful, and on the other hand far more in accordance with the Buddha actually taught. I like this quote from the paper above >>12271: >The humanitarian, pacifist, vegetarian figurine of the Buddhist is a distortion, and in any case its acceptance is not compulsory . A Samurai and a Kamikaze may equally well be a Buddhist >>12876 >Buddhism is not about disliking the world I feel like much of this idea comes from bad translations or explanations of the term Dukkha. The classic translation of the term is "suffering", so people condense all of Buddhism into "life is suffering", which automatically in my mind makes me imagine some timid character who just can't handle any aspects of life. I think Schopenhauer talked about this topic in any interesting way, basically he sees us stuck on a treadmill of striving after ends, momentary and fleeting satisfaction, and then more striving and suffering. The satisfaction of certain ends inevitably leads to more needs, more irritation. Some of these are avoidable, some aren't (eating, etc). He says "every satisfied desire gives birth to a new one". That's more how Dukkha has seemed to me in explanations I've read. More unsatisfactory, stressful, etc. And of course it is not intended to be a description, not necessarily a judgement of the world as "bad". I certainly do not consider myself as a person who is "life-denying", but I can see some truth in observations such as these, but I am certainly not depressed by them, I just acknowledge them.

>>12883 How exactly does Buddhism lead to nilhism? I always thought it was a complete rejection of nilhism and the desire to bring the Aryans to becoming more life-affirming and making them incorruptible to evil desires. At least I assumed that was Buddha's teachings to counter the hindupoos at the time.

>>12911 Here, I'll just post the section from the book that had the Shintō nationalist character attacking Buddhism. Basically the character says that Buddhism is an anti-life philosophy which teaches men to pacify their instincts rather than to act on them, and karma according to this character is basically akin to a form of Christian "bad conscience". And then all of this prevents one from fighting for Japan and the Emperor. It's basically some strange Nietzschean / Shinto synthesis of a critique snuck into the book. Mishima seems pretty anti-Buddhism in general, and it's probably due to his Nietzscheanism. We can't say that 100% what was said in this passage was his real view on the matter since it's put through the mouth of a minor character in one short section of the book, but if we look at what happens in The Sea of Fertility books to the protagonist Honda, he's the one who sinks into Buddhism, and more and more lives a passive, banal and increasingly degenerate life, watching young men of action outshine him and die young deaths like the romantic Kiyoaki, or the nationalist terrorist Isao. Now whether this is a good critique is another matter. I've heard it said that neither Nietzsche nor Mishima had the most accurate views of Buddhism.

>>12883 >I feel like much of this idea comes from bad translations or explanations of the term Dukkha Yes, Evola mentions this exact point in his book as well. Dukkha is not suffering but restlesness, stress or simply discomfort. When one accomplishes a certain goal out of greed or lust or a similar negative sentiment and then starts feeling a strong desire for more of that, that is also called dukkha, yet can not be described as a form of pain or suffering. It's more like a restlesness, the opposite of the inner peace that one would feel if such a desire had never appeared inside of him.

>>12875 >If this is the core of Mr. Hozumi's thought, then it is certainly correct Basically what he says is that all states were originally monarchical ethnic states in the manner of Japan. For various reasons, universal religions like Christianity, Buddhism and even philosophies like Confucianism, all worked to undermine the basis of these Völkisch states and religions. What these religions do, he says, is to drive a wedge between community and individual, and state and religion. You're not a Japanese person inseparably part of the Japanese Volk any longer, you're a member of a religion which applies to humanity itself, something which transcends the Volk and minimizes the importance of organic Völkisch communities. In the Völkisch state, the purpose of morality and culture is to bolster the Volk, but this is not so once these religions start separating state and society, or religion and society. In some ways this is wholly reconcilable with National Socialism, in other ways not. NS for me has always been best understood as advocating for an organic state, and this is certainly what Hozumi is talking about here, except mixed with a demand for absolute monarchy, which for our Western cultures is for better or for worse not likely of much use, since we don't have any "god-kings" anymore. What really matters with organicism is how literally it is being applied. Making analogies to a society as an organism is certainly a good analogy at times, but one must understand that we are not a literal superorganism like a hive of bees. We're somewhat in-between the two extremes being social animals. I definitely don't think Hozumi is advocating for any sort of total bugman society, but I am sure he would view the individual person within the state as more disposable than the average Westerner would be comfortable with. What he speaks about is a community of ethnic Japanese united in a "family-state" composed of subjects related by blood both among each other and to the Emperor, who is of divine descent from Amaterasu Omikami. >>12915 >When one accomplishes a certain goal out of greed or lust or a similar negative sentiment and then starts feeling a strong desire for more of that, that is also called dukkha, yet can not be described as a form of pain or suffering Exactly. Once one understands that it really changes one's perception of what is being said by the Buddha on this matter.

>>12917 Buddhism may be one of the most misunderstood things to exist. Buddha's teachings are less of a religion and more of just a philosophy or spiritual guidance of how to rid of suffering. To say it's universal is also debatable, considering Buddha originally wanted the aristocratic classes to follow his teachings. I think once his guidances has spread all across Asia, what Buddha has originally thought has been corrupted and changed in favor of Sino or Dravadian perspectives. It's not really clear or known at least to me if Buddha wanted everyone to be taught his teachings or just Aryans within India to practice his philosophies and I honestly don't know if he would be agaisnt something such as the Volk. Although Buddhism and the idea of Volk are not opposed to each other and can be used to improve Volk simultaneously.

>>12918 He specifically said that only Aryan men (so no women) could become enlightened. Not only that, he even denied ill and blind men into his order, you had to be physically healthy to join.

>>12919 >He specifically said that only Aryan men (so no women) could become enlightened. Not only that, he even denied ill and blind men into his order, you had to be physically healthy to join. Well I guess this confirms that it's not necessarily against Volk.

>>12918 >>12919 >>12920 While I'm also not an expert on any form of Buddhism, but the problem I have with it and one of the reasons why I wouldn't consider becoming a buddhist is because it is too ethical. Buddhism seems to be the type of religion or teachings or whatever that would be agaisnt might is right and the importance of using and obtaining power for the sake of one's survival. It is still much more preferable than Christianity for it is not at all agaisnt the ideas of creating warriors and heroes, but at the end, if the need to burn down an enemy city and enslave the men and women within it to ensure survival, then Buddhism would be the type of religion to crucify you for doing so and I'm not for that type of shit.

>>12918 > It's not really clear or known at least to me if Buddha wanted everyone to be taught his teachings or just Aryans within India to practice his philosophies and I honestly don't know if he would be agaisnt something such as the Volk. We do know that according to the stories, a god had to literally come down and beg the Buddha to teach others the Dharma. He considered what he had learned to be too profound and difficult to understand for the masses. After being urged to teach, as much as we're told is that he discerns that there are "some" who can be taught, and others who cannot. Either way, this is definitely not some sort of Christian "we must convert all souls" type deal, and the other posters are correct when they say that there was a degree of elitism that was probably more than we think. https://www.accesstoinsight.org/tipitaka/sn/sn06/sn06.001.than.html >. Although Buddhism and the idea of Volk are not opposed to each other and can be used to improve Volk simultaneously. This is what I think.

>>12876 Trying hard to avoid all attachment underlies an implicit dislike of life because of the suffering it could generate at any point of time. The dislike is therefore palatable and barely hidden behind this so called neutral stance of disinterest. The world is made beautiful so as to be appreciated, interacting with it will undeniably lead to a form of appreciation of it and attachment. So a man would appreciate the delicate scent of flowers but would know in the end that this has to be rejected, then it would be like a woman using all her charms to keep a man and trying her best to have him stay, but he'd know there would be no future in this situation and would find only sadness beyond the one he feels then every time he realizes and understands how this coldness could only become effective if for any attraction and joy, an equal amount of rejection and sorrow would have to be brought about willfully. >>12883 >I feel like much of this idea comes from bad translations or explanations of the term Dukkha. The whole description fits with the position that the world is a constant cause of suffering, with respite being but a mere fleeting moment, ephemeral, illusory. Therefore the only way out is to refuse the act, to deny the existence, to put an end to seeking the completion of objectives and the satisfaction of all heights of desires and needs. The destruction of the lively passion of the world but an absent and grey longing for the bliss of being no more, the only acceptable desire that one could try to fulfill. You cannot avoid the fact that attachment maintains you chained to this existence, as your soul longs for more of it. Hence the easiness in seeing Buddhism as deeply nihilistic because from a teleological point of view, it is exactly that, a quest towards the end of any existence that includes a form of void that begs to be filled. But all planes of existence are based on the intricate equilibrium between what is filled and this void. Something similar to this finality can be found in the Pardes of Christianity, with the difference that the former proposes to reach erasure so as to negate the emptiness, whereas the latter promises to have the void eternally filled with joy so as to never feel its presence again. Both require as a premise the rejection of the world and any form of likewise manifestation. The judgement thereof is always negative.

>>12921 It's important to not confuse Buddhist ethical teachings with any sort of Abrahamic ethical teachings. The latter - i.e. deontological ethics - is what we are (unfortunately) most familiar with in the West. Yahweh dictates rules, and you have to follow. The Jews embody this in the highest form, being righteous is just following Jewish Law. Islam is quite similar in this way. Buddhism is quite different here. To quote Evola, >The reduction of Buddhism to mere moral teachings appears as the height of absurdity to anyone who remembers the canonical parable of the raft. In no spiritual tradition more than in Buddhism is the purely instrumental and provisional character of morality, of sila, so strongly stressed. As is known, the whole body of moral rules, with good and evil, dhamma and adhamma, was compared by the Buddha to a raft that is built for crossing a river, but which it would be ridiculous to drag along when the crossing has once been made. >He who follows the path of the awakening cultivates these mental attitudes only as the means for freeing himself from the bonds of ignorance, of the samsaric ego; not out of sentimental altruism. If you want to read the raft parable yourself, check out the Alagaddupama Sutta and scroll down to the bolded section "The Raft Simile": https://www.accesstoinsight.org/tipitaka/mn/mn.022.than.html https://www.jstor.org/stable/29753843 If I am interpreting this correctly, only if you are actively seeking liberation / enlightenment would you really dedicate your life to teachings. Like Evola says in this quote, it is an instrument for achieving a given end, it is not an end in itself like the Jews and their Talmudic injunctions handed down from a dictatorial desert God. It could not be farther from this. Western Buddhism has been taken over by Jews, unfortunately, Andrew Joyce explains in this article on the Occidental Observer: https://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2020/02/29/jewish-crypsis-in-american-buddhism/ Through their kikery, they twist and distort, and make this doctrine into another golem to push for JWO. They can't possibly understand how someone like Wirathu in Myanmar can help lead to Muslims getting absolutely BTFO, or how samurai in Japan were so tightly connected to specific schools of Buddhism like Rinzai, which was very influential on Bushido.

>>12933 >to a raft that is built for crossing a river, but which it would be ridiculous to drag along when the crossing has once been made. So basically pick people to stamp on to get to a higher position in life and then get rid of them since they're of no use.

>>12929 >Trying hard to avoid all attachment underlies an implicit dislike of life This is my life right now. I come here to get educated on why ravemixing and jews are bad and I have to go outside and talk to normalfag friends and the struggle is just unbelievable to even try existing in polar worlds. I've grown up thinking my race was superior but when you realise that it's not and that Whites are superior it adds another layer to it. Even worse is that my friends think that Whites are dumb etc. All in all, I have my own problems. How do you deal with the cope? Distractions right? Sure, but when the distractions are kiked too like TV and games, wtf am I supposed to do?

>>12962 >So basically pick people to stamp on to get to a higher position in life and then get rid of them since they're of no use. No, that's not what it meant at all. The raft refers to moral guidelines, not to people. It means that you can use these moral guidelines (like not using drugs or practicing celibacy) as a method to reach the mental state you need before you can even get close to enlightenment. However, these rules should not be confused as the essence of religion itself or what life is supposed to revolve aorund, which is what Abrahamists believe.

>>12970 >life is supposed to revolve aorund, which is what Abrahamists believe. So wait, our lives cannot revolve around good ideas like nodrugs, nofap etc.? Or am I lost in translation.

>>12974 >our lives cannot revolve around good ideas like nodrugs, nofap etc.? Yes. NoFap for example is something that helps young men get out of a nasty habit but it's also unhealthy to spend the rest of your adulthood obsessing over masturbation. If you live like that, you are still controlled by your desires and will mostly end up going back to your old habits in the end. You are supposed to use these methods to become a more sensible, dignified person who doesn't need them anymore because he naturally lives a healthy life. Compare these methods to the training wheels sometimes used to teach children how to ride a bike. Once they have learned how to ride the bike, these training wheels become useless to them and can be thrown out. Then they can turn their attention to something else in life that they need to learn.

>>12982 *most likely

>>12974 I mean, some stuff is just in general better not to do for reasons of health and the like, some of which you point out, but in general >>12982 is right, recognize that doing it is not an end in itself in most cases, and is a way to achieve greater things or greater health. It wouldn't mean to start doing drugs or getting addicted to porn after a certain point, that would be backsliding.

I heard a claim today that Mori Arinori wanted to import White women in order to make some Japanese reach a closer level racially to the West. I can't find anything on this though, has anyone heard this? Looking at his Kikepedia page he was in favor of dumping the Japanese script and language entirely, so it wouldn't surprise me if he was in favor of race-mixing.

>>12933 having actually studied Buddhism, I notice that Westernized Buddhism tends to be a distorted, watered down vehicle for Judaic, Leftist, and New Age influences. >>12970 correct. rules are to help you get there, they're not the end in itself. another example is wearing a cast -- if your leg is broken, you need to set the bones in place so they can mend. but once you're healed, you no longer need the cast. The original Sangha had an implicit understanding of Buddha's teachings and of right and wrong, but they realized that if their religion was to flourish and persist in future generations, they needed to put their teachings down in writing and give them definite form. thus, there are rules to follow, but they're strictly utilitarian, designed for you to internalize the right ideas and finally share in the same implicit understanding. >>12962 in Buddhism, sentient beings are valued, and rules are a means to an end. in Talmudism, human beings are a means to an end, and the letter of the law is valued. >>13157 >he was in favor of dumping the Japanese script and language entirely that's all I need to know to confirm his cuckery. language and writing systems play a central role in culture. even the Zionists know this, which is why modern Israel revived the Hebrew language and script. I've studied Japanese, and I was more than willing to learn kanji & kana (I can read kana fluently, although I only know basic kanji and the radicals). >>12929 Buddhism is not nihilist or anti-life, this may be the most common misunderstanding. Dukkha doesn't mean that life is not worth living, in fact human life is a mix of happiness and suffering. rather, it means that the cycle of death/rebirth is ultimately not fulfilling or satisfactory. Buddhism is about the Middle Path between extremes. yes, there's detachment, but there's also compassion for your fellow sentients. Bodhisattvas put off Nirvana in order to guide others down the right path. another example is the nature of reality, which is relative: it exists, but it's not the ultimate truth, instead it consists of interlocking chains of cause & effect, in which everything is ultimately subject to change. >an absent and grey longing for the bliss of being no more, the only acceptable desire that one could try to fulfill. Enlightenment is not a thing to be desired, that's just another fetter. Nirvana is not to be confused with void. >>12982 again, following the Middle Path, you should avoid the extremes of coomer indulgence and asceticism. it's fine to have appetites, but you must have discipline to control your desires and not be enslaved to them.

>>13164 >that's all I need to know to confirm his cuckery Luckily this story has a happy ending, as he was assassinated by a nationalist for an act of sacrilege at Ise.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=f2prtR2ZNIk This is not a joke video in case that's your first impression, he actually delves into some serious topics which I found relevant.

>>13225 I didn't expect that video to drop so many truth-bombs on the West, nice. I'll have to subscribe. I think that guy was right on almost all accounts though. Kike-controlled media in the West celebrates ugliness, and hates true femininity under the guise of celebrating women, wanting to turn them all into wagecucks and poor imitators of the worst aspects of males. Before getting into anime, there was hardly any media I saw that had female characters that I liked, but with anime there are just loads of them. Also it sounds cringe but the anime Clannad that he showed clips from was one of the things that made me actually want a family before being redpilled, I was more indifferent to it before that point. Still my #1 anime to this day

>>13227 >Also it sounds cringe Not at all, it used to be a favourite of mine as well when I was a teenager. And I too was hoping to get a marriage like the one portrayed in the series except for the part where everyone dies but alas.

>>13228 > And I too was hoping to get a marriage like the one portrayed in the series ... but alas Ethnostate motivation honestly

Forgive me for not knowing, but are there any Japanese taking a stand against the jewification of their nation today? Surely they can't be in a worse position than us....

>>13277 Japan has a very small National Socialist party called the National Socialist Japanese Workers' Party. It's been around for a few decades though with not too much progress as far as I can tell. The two notable events I can think of involving them are a picture of their leader Yamada Kazunari posing with high-ups in the LDP party (the ruling party in Japan since 1955), but the two people both promptly disavowed him when the news broke. In 2014 Yamada was interviewed by VICE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k_pP_sc09FY Now there is Nippon Kaigi, which is basically mainstream. They are monarchists who are against pushing guilt onto Japan over shit like Nanking (total hoax). Kikepedia describes them as "Japan’s largest ultra-conservative, right-wing to far-right organization". Abe is a member of it. Abe's a total Zionist though who eventually began to loosen restriction of foreign workers though so maybe that's a bad example.

>>13282 Unrelated, but do you think the Fukushima incident may have been orchestrated to weaken Japan and kill off a portion of their population? It seems strange that in 2011 both the "migrant" invasion of Europe and Fukushima happened... And that just like Chernobyl the government hid information from the public until it was too late.

>>13282 Thanks for the info, anon. I'm happy to hear that at least legally they are allowed to have such a party. I don't know the non-kosher history, but I can only assume that the Nanking incident and the Korean "comfort women" shit only exist to fracture any kind of unity in Northeast Asia and pit those countries against Japan, just like in Europe. I know especially in Worst Korea the anti-Japanese sentiment is being fortified at every available avenue. Ironically it seems that the best elements of Korean culture itself came from the influence of Japan, and the worst from China.

>>13285 Are there any theories about that? I honestly don't know too much about the incident, I know it happened after an earthquake though, so I've always just assumed that. I'm sure there is probably some sort of coverup regarding the severity of the incident though and its effects on the Japanese. The real killers of Japan are birth control, abortion, consumerism and the grueling wage-cuck culture. See pic related especially. Most Japanese are bigger corporate slaves than Americans, which is part of the reason for the explosion of hikikomori and those who are totally absorbed into a world of supernormal stimuli and frivolously cute idealized versions of reality. Japan is a shell of itself, and is completely in the grip of kikes since 1945 when ZOG nuked them into submission, symbolically killed the "living god emperor" and Americanized the hell out of it.

>>13288 Personally I think it is less any sort of intentional D&Cing of East Asians, but rather genuine and severe asshurt from Korea and China towards Japan for colonizing them, either in part in the case of China, or in total in the case of Korea. We as Whites know very well the eternal resentment the formerly-colonized hold for their former masters, and it is likely much of the same in Japan. Comfort women were just whores the military recruited, plain and simple, and US documents basically attest to this. Better to have your men have an outlet rather than letting them rape and pillage civilians. In fact, these women were so well off it is quite reminiscent of the swimming pools and orchestras of Auschwitz with how good these girls seem to have had it: >A "comfort girl" is nothing more than a prostitute or "professional camp follower" attached to the Japanese Army for the benefit of the soldiers. >They lived well because their food and material was not heavily rationed and they had plenty of money with which to purchase desired articles. They were able to buy cloth, shoes, cigarettes, and cosmetics to supplement the many gifts given to them by soldiers who had received "comfort bags" from home. >The girls were allowed the prerogative of refusing a customer. This was often done if the person were too drunk. >The interrogations further show that the health of these girls was good. They were well supplied with all types of contraceptives, and often soldiers would bring their own which had been supplied by the army. They were well trained in looking after both themselves and customers in the matter of hygiene. A regular Japanese Army doctor visited the houses once a week and any girl found diseased was given treatment, secluded, and eventually sent to a hospital https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Japanese_Prisoner_of_War_Interrogation_Report_49 https://japan-forward.com/200000-south-korean-wartime-sex-slaves-is-fake-news-says-historian-an-interview-with-dr-ikuhiko-hata/ Regarding Nanking: https://archive.org/details/therapeofnankingfactorfiction

>>13294 >East Asian guilt So wait East Asians suck now?

>>13302 >now Never forget that the Jews want to destroy *all* healthy, organic societies. This is why they are destroying Japan and pushing for “Japanese genocide” through replacement immigration, just like what is happening in the White world. Whites are the biggest threat, obviously, but if everyone is turned into rootless ethnic mush they will be the perfect cosmopolitan consumer slaves

>>13282 Japan's NS party is fucking cringe, they think they're Turans and that their ancestors were actually Turks and not the Jomons. I much prefer if they just admire their East Asian ancestors, while also being an ally of the Aryans.

>>13307 It looks like you’re right about the Turanism, but it doesn’t look like they totally deny the Jomon: >Our cultural identity dates back to Japanese primitive civilization called 13,000-year-old Jomon Culture which was simply based on the law of nature. For thousands of years, the characteristics of Japanese culture has been in the worship of the nature and the national heroes – such as Kamikaze Fighters. "Samurai Spirit" is one of our principles. Our racial pride is based on Turanism. The ancient relationship between Aryans and Turanians was demonstrated by Reich's official racial theorist Prof. Hans Günther. https://web.archive.org/web/20190909115029/http://www.nsjap.com/en/introduction/intro.html Unfortunately the link on Turanism on their site is not archived. My guess is that it’s based at least partially on the Altaic Theory on Turkic, Mongolic and Japonic languages, which in itself is controversial. I don’t know what that racial theorist allegedly said but 99% of this shit is pushed by roaches I don’t know why they’d want to deal with this stuff

>>13307 But that's based. Turan will rise inshallah.

>>13282 While I understand that National-Socialism can be adopted by any country, I think Japanese nationalists should use symbolism and ideological terms more related to their own past, rather than copy that of the Germans. It's interesting for example how Japanese nationalism was rooted in Shintoism up until the war, whereas now every movement and level of society has been fully secularized and they don't seem to be concious of the consequences of this. Shinzo Abe did say something about a spiritual crisis within their society and regularly visited shrines but that's about it.

>>13313 I definitely think that their group and ideas would be more successful if rooted more in their own traditional symbols and ideas. There were already definitely plenty of pre-war Japanese figures who were able to successfully synthesize both Shinto ideas with more modern ideas that can be found in National Socialism (i.e. ethnonationalism, organicism, etc). Something as simple as using the rising sun flag, advocating for a restoration of State Shinto, the amendment of article nine and a more central role for the emperor would likely resonate a lot more. Now don't get me wrong, Japan has its own collection of cucks and people who are uncomfortable talking about the war for whatever reasons, but when most people see something like the flag for this party, it probably immediately strikes them as foreign. Ultimately it is the ideas that are central, and the presentation of them can vary so long as the core ideas are not kosherized in the process. >whereas now every movement and level of society has been fully secularized and they don't seem to be concious of the consequences of this. I had never thought of this group as a symptom of growing rootlessness, interesting.

>>13325 >I had never thought of this group as a symptom of growing rootlessness, interesting. Well, even if their intentions are positive, I can't help but find it strange that a nationalist movement would not look at their own rich culture and history for the structure and symbolism of their movement but rather copy something from another part of the world. The Japanese are fortunate enough to have preserved their own native religion as a basis for their society, they should put more emphasis on continuing that effort. https://youtu.be/7qV7xbAVOY0 Just look at this video (starting around 2:20), most of these people genuinely do not recognize the National-Socialist flag. They only recognize the swastika as a Buddhist symbol. Why the hell would they choose that flag for their movement when the average Japanese doesn't even know what it stands for? Meanwhile, everyone there would recognize the imperial flag or even just a standard Japanese flag.

>>13312 Turans are faggots and Islam is for goat fuckers, go back to /Islam/ mudshit.

>>13332 My quads confirm

>>13330 Man, that video is just bizarre as an American. It really goes to show that outside of the kike bubble that people don't get this stuff drilled into their skull from birth as some sort of sign of "ultimate evil". It seems to be like that all throughout Asia as far as I can tell, and this is probably due to the religious association like you said as well as what I said above. I know I see kvetching occasionally about Nazi-themed cafes in places like Taiwan or similar countries. I also remember reading some Indian dude on /pol/ saying that he openly flies a a NatSoc flag and people think it's funny. I wish I could find the screencap. >Well, even if their intentions are positive Oh, I have no doubt they are doing anything intentionally wrong.

>>13334 >It really goes to show that outside of the kike bubble that people don't get this stuff drilled into their skull from birth as some sort of sign of "ultimate evil". Yeah, they were lucky that they didn't get the same treatment as the Germans. Outside of White countries and Israel, people either do not care/know anything about Hitler or they think he's funny/cool in some way because they vaguely understand that his mere image pisses people off in the west.

>>13336 >those Japanese girls making swastikas with their arms 可愛すぎ

>>13325 Do the Japanese even know about Mishima? Some will say that Japan's problem stems from otaku culture, but it's more than just that honestly.

>>13341 Otaku culture is a symptom more than anything, I think it would be a mistake to place that as the foundation of everything wrong with Japan. And on the topic of Mishima, he's by no means an obscure figure. As you've probably heard, he was considered for a Nobel Prize for Literature multiple times, had connections with another author who did win the Nobel Prize for this category (Kawabata iirc), and appeared in a shit ton of films and plays. Even today, I've heard in multiple places that Mishima's Japanese style is the top of its class to this day, and (see pic) he is probably getting more attention than ever today from scholarship and the like. I don't know if that would mean that everyone would be crazy about him though. He's a controversial figure from everything I've heard. Apparently his suicide and coup-attempt was viewed with embarrassment by many, as it appeared to be some sort of antiquated ritual suicide by a nationalist that they thought they had more or less swept under the rug after the war, and the prime minister at the time dismissed him as a madman when he was given the news of what happened. I've heard a few accounts on /lit/ (take these with a grain of salt) that Japanese people they've talked too get a bit awkward if you mention Mishima to them.

>>13341 Like >>13345 otaku culture is more of a symptom of degeneracy, but it is indeed not the main reason why Nippon is so degenerate. Anime and otaku culture wasn't always so degenerate, nor is it always degenerate for there are animes, manga and an aspect of otaku culture that is very traditional and decent. Overtime with the kikery of Japan with porn and social rejects creeping into anime made it much more degenerate then it should of been. The big titty animu girl can be tedious and annoying ,but more so of the problem is the fact that it is more pornographic rather than a small fetish that the artists enjoys and has no desire to profit as if he's selling porn.

>>13332 >>13333 this board has little activity, digit hunting is gay here you stupid shills

>>13348 >Stop having fun anons Shut the fuck up and get the dick out of your ass.

>>13340 日本の女の子はかなり可愛いけど、非白人と混合するのは最低だ

>>6731 >Nobility of Failure It is a good resource, or perhaps primer, on that aspect of Japanese culture - namely, great heroes that fail who have a pure spirit. However, one must acknowledge that Morris was a jew (his grandmother's maiden name was Rothschild) and thus his work must be examined with a careful eye - it's doubtless important information is missing and his own interpretation is presented as fact several times - for example, denying the significance of the emperor denying his divinity in the notes of chapter 10 on the memory of the kamikaze. He also posits that all heroes saw their efforts end in failure but this isn't true for figures like, say, Nobunaga. Still, if one is interested in Japanese history and understanding Mishima or the kamikaze pilots better it's worth a read.

>>13438 Huh, that's quite the redpill on Morris, but it looks like you're right. Kikepedia says that his great-grandfather was named "Victor Henry Rothschild" as well. I still think it was a good book, especially for someone like me who didn't know much about these figures, but I think it's definitely good advice that one should always read a book written by a Jew with a critical eye. I will need to learn more about some of these figures, and go back and read that book again some day and see if I can spot anything that has been twisted

>>13464 I think it's a good book, too. Because each story is rooted in either national mythology or historical and verifiable fact much of what is said in the book is true, but as I said there are places (mainly toward the end when the heroes become less ephemeral) where Morris decides reality rather than leaving it open. The book was written before "Japanophilia" among the right was common, though, and I think that's why not much was changed. I'm sure if it were written today it would have a very different tone than the almost reverential one it carries now.

>>13464 > one should always read a book written by a Jew with a critical eye Yes, undoubtedly. Especially as now there are many more kikes trying to subvert Paganism since many know the truth of christcuckery. I can't remember his name but there was a recent book regarding paganism written by some kike; you can almost always safely assume it will be trash.

>>13469 No surprises there. Everything I've seen by critical Jews regarding paganism shows that it terrifies them, pic related is a classic example. They're probably trying to subvert it before it spreads too much. I read some academic from the very early 2000s on paganism in American White Nationalism and even back then the author was discussing how the "far right" is becoming less and less Christian as it becomes more and more radical and against mainstream American society Abrahamic morality is all that keeps the White man in his chains. >>13466 And pozz has certainly accelerated since the 70s when that book was written. I was pretty surprised to see the Kamikaze pilots given such a positive treatment (comparatively to everything I've ever seen, at least)

Kek, well.. http://neojaponisme.com/2012/05/30/are-japanese-moe-otaku-right-wing/ I also attached an article that talks about the Japanese version of /pol/ posters, netto-uyo. I thought it was kind of funny how similar some of their stuff is, especially accusing each other to be zainichi Koreans or foreigners

>>13476 Reading that screen cap makes a hell of alot of sense - and also for their desperate pushing for UN Agenda 2030 where everyone except for kikes will be forced to live in "smartcities". Nature has the power to embolden us and allow us to throw off our chains.

>>13476 >I read some academic from the very early 2000s on paganism in American White Nationalism and even back then the author was discussing how the "far right" is becoming less and less Christian as it becomes more and more radical and against mainstream American society It would also be in line with their banning of all European Pagan symbols as "hate speech" - to keep us disempowered. Also not sure if you realize this, but the "peace" sign is an inverted Pagan symbol - probably signifying that "peace" requires our "death". These rats are all about the symbology. Also remember Ruby Ridge in the U.S. - A bunch of awakened Whites trying to reestablish their roots with nature and the Feds got spooked and went in to kill them.

>>13478 >I also attached an article that talks about the Japanese version of /pol/ posters, netto-uyo. I thought it was kind of funny how similar some of their stuff is, especially accusing each other to be zainichi Koreans or foreigners What is the story with the Koreans? Why are the relationships between the Nips and Gooks so bad? Was Japan not instrumental in elevating Korean culture? It seems alot of the politeness culture Korea has may have stemmed from Japanese influence more than Chink. I know in Korea they publicly condemn anyone seen as a "chin il-pa" or "Japan shill". The media constantly pushing anti-Japanese narratives. I'd really like to find out the truth regarding their relations

>>13482 From what I know they do not have a good relationship. A lot of it comes from the fact that Japan colonized them from 1910 onwards, and to this day they remain butthurt over this fact, and attempt to guilt-trip the Japanese with the "comfort woman were sex slaves" hoax, which another anon addressed pretty well earlier in this thread: >>13294. Regarding Zainichi Koreans (Koreans who live in Japan), a lot of them are Christcucks, and members of organizations for ethnic Koreans like Chongryun (which has direct ties to the DPRK) and Mindan. They have their own ethnic schools in Japan too. Japs on 4/pol/ have told me that they also have links to the media and organized crime, but I haven't investigated this

>>13480 Nature is the antithesis of the Jewish / Leftist worldview, built on an implicit hatred of life. Unsurprisingly many people such as Hegel and Feuerbach have rightfully condemned the Jewish worldview as unnatural or inhuman.

>>13485 Thanks for the info, anon. I personally know alot of Koreans (especially older ones) who tend to be christcucks, but I have a strong feeling that is the result of Westernization and (((missionaries))) I know it's anecdotal, but from my own interactions with them Korean people seem to be one of the few ethnic groups that are genuinely friendly towards Whites and polite in general. I grew up in a very Chink infested area, and the Koreans always stood out as a cleaner, more polite, more wholesome race to deal with. Not sure I can say the same for the younger generations as they are getting niggerized by the (((global media))) but I can't say I see a problem with them as much as Japan anon does. I do know that among Koreans there is a strong dislike regarding the "Chosunchok", or Korean Chinese, who are extremely immoral and criminal in activity, even towards their own.

>>13485 > media and organized crime Not to say it's not possible, but it could also be a result of Korean with kike blood. I believe ethnically Korean people are of Mongolian origin, but there are alot of "Koreans" who look strangely out of place with curly hair, long narrowfaces, and even kike-like noses with a very prominent bridge. Maybe my jewdar acting up but it wouldn't surprise me if alot of the Koreans stiring shit up in Japan are kike imposters like our (((Italian Mafia))) (((Russian Mafia))) etc

Makes me think

>>13491 Those motherfuckers... Just like with what the Islamists are doing in Burma. All Abrahamist religions are those of conquest no doubt about t.

>>13493 Regardless of what variety it is, we really do see the same Jewish tricks over and over again when it comes to Abrahamists.

>>13353 that's not a validation definition of fun, retard >>13478 you can notice how many women in nipporn use high pinched voices to sound younger >>women who look much younger than their age, and women with large breasts anything wrong with that tho? >>But the otaku are apolitical! They are just ignoring or tolerating the right-wing stuff on the site. oddly enough old school fans of japanese culture were so for repressed interests in more trad lifestyles, but i still people these days who would hate to admitting it and are still hardshit leftists safe when it comes to anything jap total madness, complete submission to jewish manipulation unsalvageable, they revel in self debasing and destruction, hating what they are so their brain looks for an alternative in a country far away lol >> 4chan is home to much more libertarian and anti-authoritarian causes than conservative ones uh uhuh >>The themes skew right but posts rarely advocate voting for conservative politicians or activism within the political process alfalfa shuns democracy might be more right than thought by cucks >> 2ch’s brand of conservatism is mostly an identity politics based in populist resentment against other minorities — women ah that country where women are less numerous than men, how come? aint china >>Fashion magazines do not have anything that could be construed as “political” content that is bull neutrality is a political statement in certain countries, you cannot even be neutral about the holohoax and there is nothing neutral if a fem magazine shows only more or less well dressed japanese women it's not degenerate and inclusive, it's racist >>this site is still very popular when viewed across the entire Japanese web (although losing steam) losing steam to what then? (article is from 2012) lol at culture where taking welfare makes you an untermensch based af

>>13553 >>women who look much younger than their age, and women with large breasts >anything wrong with that tho? Regarding the first one, the younger a girl is, the angrier older women, especially those who have hit the wall, get when these girls get male attention. Same applies with appearance regardless of age. It is female jealousy at its finest.

>>13553 >that's not a validation definition of fun, retard Then what is a validation of what you termite, you're complaining over minor shit.

>>13553 Stop typing like a nigger.

>>13294 this is quite a redpill. historical literature is dominated by the narrative of Japanese atrocities, rape of comfort women, etc. of course, the many relations between US soldiers and women/prostitutes during the Vietnam War never gets brought up. >>13305 there's a couple reasons why nations are selectively vilified for their historical actions. one is the old cliche that the winners write the history books. another is that it's used as propaganda to undermine societies. we see this not only in the condemnation of Showa Japan, but also in the endless recriminations of the West for slavery and colonialism. convince people that they should be ashamed of their heritage rather than proud of it, and it's another step towards subtle genocide.

>>13669 >this is quite a redpill. historical literature is dominated by the narrative of Japanese atrocities, rape of comfort women, etc I thought it was quite redpilling as well. Some time today or in the coming days I should probably take a bit of time to turn some of this information into an easily digestible infograph because, unlike with National Socialists, there is not much info out there actually debunking much of the atrocity propaganda put out by the Allies against Japan. Every piece of it knocked down goes a long way towards undermining what they have carefully constructed, i.e. the idea that WWII was some sort of "good versus evil" conflict where the Allies were paragons of everything "good" in the world and the Axis was solely composed of barbarous demons who killed on an industrial scale and did everything bad in the book for... reasons I guess. Like you say in your second reply, winners write the books. >>13657 I've noticed that in a few threads.

>>13671 an infograph would be a good idea. as an Ameriburger, I was strongly conditioned to believe that Nazi Germany/Axis Powers were PURE EVIL and the Allies stood for everything good and right. even before Current Year, this was pervasive. the Axis are often referenced by brainlets as the most evil faction they can think of, e.g. Godwin's Law. but even before I was redpilled, I always questioned the story that was drilled into my head. I took note of admirable qualities in the Axis, as well as ruthless Allied actions such as the firebombing of Dresden. then of course, there were many Soviet atrocities, such as mass rape by the Red Army, gulags, expulsion of Germans, etc. which for some reason never got the same attention as accusations against the Axis. I also wondered if that war really had to be fought to the death, if unconditional surrender was the only possible outcome. needless to say, once I delved further in, the many lies unraveled, though it took time to get over my lifelong conditioning. the Swastika is still seen as a shocking, vulgar symbol in the West.

>>13676 >an infograph would be a good idea. I'll definitely get to work on one then! Your story regarding the Axis seems similar to mine in many ways. I of course swallowed the narrative unthinkingly for quite some time, but in many ways key aspects of it just did not make sense. Why would Hitler want to kill all Jews when they literally dindu nuffin? Why did the Nazis hate everyone that didn't have blond hair and blue eyes? - all of this sounds absurd of course, but it's stuff we've all heard. Personally in school I never even learned about the atrocities and acts of discrimination in Poland and other countries against ethnic Germans, the bombing of Dresden, the ethnic cleansing of German lands in the East after the war, or the mass rapes committed by the Soviets, or anything really that would change one's perception of the war. It was literally just: >Pearl Harbor >D-Day >Auschwitz >Atomic bomb At one point I remember googling "why do people hate the Jews" and reading through Wikipedia, but still didn't have my questions answered. It seemed so senseless, yet the "hate" was still there. Luckily for me though I always liked the "bad guys" in media and entertainment, so naturally I was led to learn more about the Axis as time passed, but I did not really head down the path of being redpilled until I became aware of pervasive anti-White narratives in the news, education, entertainment and the like. Only then did I begin to realize that Hitler was right. After seeing one of his speeches for the first time I was blown away. This was the first one I saw: https://www.bitchute.com/video/566o53c6agXH/

>>13680 >Why did the Nazis hate everyone that didn't have blond hair and blue eyes? He did, some duggest he wasn't for every country for every race.

>>13680 >Your story regarding the Axis seems similar to mine in many ways. Your school story minds me of mine. How they shoehorned in holohox bullshit anywhere they could. I remember taking a "Media Studies" class in highschool and the kike teacher would constantly show disingenuous shit like Schindler's List, Blue Eyed, Paperclip or whatever it was called and present them to students as if they were fact. Ofcourse naive impressionable minds are responsive to emotional stimuli, commie trash know this which is why must of the antifa faggots are students and throughout history usually are (China under Mao). The biggest eye opener for me was finding our the true ethnic make up of the "Soviets", and how none of the Bolsheviks were actually Russians, but jews and assorted trash with fake names, and how the Gulags were torture camps that jews used against Russians and German POWs. The lies all comes falling apart after that. There is a very specific reason they never teach Soviet history or Cold War history in Western schools.

Here's my first draft. I might make another part to this as well to cover the origin of the story. I tried to trim it down to the minimum, but I recognize that it is a bit wordy, but there's only so much I can do and to still have a chance of changing minds.

>>13687 Exactly. Their entire narrative is full of holes and makes no sense, but it is reinforced through social pressure and a sort of wariness to look at the topic critically because of the alleged “six million” number, which exists to make the Jews immune to all criticism, lest it stir up “another” Holocaust. Regarding Japan, I don’t remember learning much about them. At most I was taught that they were just brainwashed fanatics (esp. kamikaze pilots)

>>13689 pretty good so far. >>13694 there's social pressure, strong taboos against questioning the narrative, and long-term conditioning. I've always been an independent thinker, yet it took some effort for me to break the mental shackles. I can only imagine how much more difficult that would be for normie cattle.

>>13696 >pretty good so far. Thanks. The origin of the hoax might be harder to lay out in a semi-concise manner but I'll try

>>13696 > I can only imagine how much more difficult that would be for normie cattle. Yeah, it's very fucking difficult. Can you imagine learning that you are worth based on what race you are? And having to face shitskin relatives who jerk of to anti-White narratives?