RageFuel I wish 2016 was back. Back then, Nazis weren't harassed on the internet.

[just another incel]

Who doesn't know the good old days when YouTube was full of revisionist videos about the Holocaust and speeches by Adolf Hitler? The good old days when you could still express your anti-Semitism in the comments section without being banned. What is today? You are now banned for comments that are not punishable. My last Twitter account didn't last three days, even though I had held back a lot. Even though Elon Musk runs the company. The Internet is dead. It may be that the younger ones in particular don't know the wonderful old days when YouTube etc. were still a lawless wasteland. Omg. You don't even know what you've missed! Are you getting banned today for inceldom? This wouldn't have happened to you 10 years ago!

 

[AsiaCel]

It annoys me too, that censorship shit. Back then saying nigger was allowed.

However, the opposite is growing too, nazi WW2 edits, right wing related shit....A lot of comments praise Hitler/celebrate LGBT shootings, but they just have to do it subtly in a plausible deniable way, like calling him Austrian Painter.

 

[just another incel]

It annoys me too, that censorship shit. Back then saying nigger was allowed.

However, the opposite is growing too, nazi WW2 edits, right wing related shit....A lot of comments praise Hitler/celebrate LGBT shootings, but they just have to do it subtly in a plausible deniable way, like calling him Austrian Painter.

Apart from this forum, I no longer have a platform on which I could write. I'm banned from all major platforms. Of course there are still a few small forums that don't give a fuck about political correctness. But they are so small that it makes no sense to get involved there. That would just be frying in your own juice without the opportunity to influence people you actually want to reach. I don't want to circle jerk with people who already agree with me. That makes no sense. What I particularly liked about YouTube was that I could have dozens of comment battles there at the same time, sometimes for weeks. And dozens of other people chimed in and read what information I had to provide. That was effective and wonderful. Impossible today. Try discussing such topics today. It doesn't take 24 hours and you're banned.

 

[fastnbulbous]

Internet culture was ruined the moment it went mainstream and normies infiltrated it

 

[Puppeter]

It annoys me too, that censorship shit. Back then saying nigger was allowed.

However, the opposite is growing too, nazi WW2 edits, right wing related shit....A lot of comments praise Hitler/celebrate LGBT shootings, but they just have to do it subtly in a plausible deniable way, like calling him Austrian Painter.

Yep

 

[Hoodpreet]

Internet culture was ruined the moment it went mainstream and normies infiltrated it

This is part of why I wish so badly I could’ve been a teen in the 2000s or early 2010s rather than the late 2010s-early 2020s like I actually was

 

[just another incel]

Internet culture was ruined the moment it went mainstream and normies infiltrated it

I wouldn't say that. 20 or 25 years ago, television and newspapers were the only source of information for people. In some countries, such as Germany, private television channels have only been around since the early 1990s. However, they were also tied to the political guidelines of the Jews through their corporate involvement. But then suddenly the Internet came along. For the first time, news consumers were able to exchange information with one another and had access to information that had previously been systematically suppressed in the mainstream. On the contrary, the Internet has had a positive influence on many Normis. It only became problematic when the Jewish-plutocratic states launched a counterattack with their censorship laws and their incitement to report and, unfortunately, successfully managed to politically cleanse the Internet. They certainly couldn't clean up the entire internet. However, the places on the internet that matter. And these are the major social media platforms used by billions of people. We are currently back in the same situation as before the advent of the Internet. When critical views were only possible in small circles outside the state-dominated media landscape. Just like back then with political associations, small parties, etc. And again the Jew has the opportunity to infiltrate these small structures with agents for the purpose of spying. We often experience that here in this forum.

 

[fastnbulbous]

This is part of why I wish so badly I could’ve been a teen in the 2000s or early 2010s rather than the late 2010s-early 2020s like I actually was

I did experience a part of that, even though i was a poorcel who did not have internet at home until 2012, but going to the cybercafes to watch old youtube vidya tutorials was such good shit, i remember none of the annoying zoomer humor was around yet and there was no tranny bullshit being promoted, everyone just legitimately enjoyed stuff without any political bullshit

 

[just another incel]

I did experience a part of that, even though i was a poorcel who did not have internet at home until 2012, but going to the cybercafes to watch old youtube vidya tutorials was such good shit, i remember none of the annoying zoomer humor was around yet and there was no tranny bullshit being promoted, everyone just legitimately enjoyed stuff without any political bullshit

Yes, imparting practical knowledge and uncomplicated recording at the same time, you can watch videos and don't have to read a book, is great. But I rate the value of the Internet much more highly in that it suddenly allowed everyone to educate themselves politically, regardless of government regulations. In the past (and unfortunately again today) it was the case that political education was a one-sided affair. You only had access to what was on the television or what was available in public libraries. However, the Internet enabled you to not only consume content that was previously withheld from you, but also to communicate your own thoughts about it. That was revolutionary! This was previously not possible with a newspaper or a television. Especially not that you had access to other consumers of such things.

 

[fastnbulbous]

Yes, imparting practical knowledge and uncomplicated recording at the same time, you can watch videos and don't have to read a book, is great. But I rate the value of the Internet much more highly in that it suddenly allowed everyone to educate themselves politically, regardless of government regulations. In the past (and unfortunately again today) it was the case that political education was a one-sided affair. You only had access to what was on the television or what was available in public libraries. However, the Internet enabled you to not only consume content that was previously withheld from you, but also to communicate your own thoughts about it. That was revolutionary! This was previously not possible with a newspaper or a television. Especially not that you had access to other consumers of such things.

The main problem is that this technology is used for evil inhuman purposes, we could achieve a lot if we used the internet to its full potential, but jews and humanity will always twist and corrupt the tools of knowledge and power. This is why we can't have a high IQ societal utopia.

 

[just another incel]

The main problem is that this technology is used for evil inhuman purposes, we could achieve a lot if we used the internet to its full potential, but jews and humanity will always twist and corrupt the tools of knowledge and power. This is why we can't have a high IQ societal utopia.

I think you're targeting Google's data collection etc. Well, in my opinion, anyone who reveals their private life on the Internet deserves nothing other than to have their children's eating habits commercially exploited and implemented in the form of targeted advertising based on the author's disclosures. Or do you mean secret services? The fact that secret services use the Internet to track down opponents is part of it. However, things were no different before the internet. The Internet is a kind of extension of social interaction. So you have to take into account all the consequences that could threaten you in real life. A certain willingness to take risks is part of political activism. You have to reckon with that. However, developments are currently moving in the direction that you can no longer be active on the Internet at all if you have a certain conviction. This goes far beyond the possibilities of repression in real life. But what are we actually talking about here? Even the worst agitator who agitates against whomever is essentially a "criminal" without victims. Because theoretically everyone has the opportunity to block such a person's posts or not even read them beyond a few words. Nobody is forced to access a corresponding website. If you don't like it, you can close it at any time in the browser. This is a completely different situation than if you have to deal with an aggressive, bullying person on the street who may prevent you from leaving because of their aggressive behavior.

In my opinion, every word that is said or written on the internet should remain completely unpunished and should not be a reason to be removed from a platform. The consumption of these things is voluntary so there can be no victims of any illegal acts.

 

[telamon]

I don't really care about edgy content however I want to be able to go on youtube without everything being censored and shadow banned especially in the comment sections. Even BitChute which had some funny videos restricts its content now based on "incitement to hatred". This forum is one of the only places on the internet where you can speak your mind on controversial opinions without someone else deciding that it shouldn't be shown.

Most people operate under a "will to power" framework rather than a logical one which explains a lot. I might make a thread about how normies and soys think given its the complete opposite of us.