For those whom stayed after the back up of 4chan and are more (suicidally) often there had anyone else noticed how asmongold chanel is incrementally shilled or pushed there?
Even in same fashion the posts rhat arent overtly rightfully hostile share simmilarities to bot posts in his comment section

Also just a reminder for those whom think that shill is organic
https://www.night.co/talent/asmongold
Search up info on night media andnits donors apart of that now revised wiki article

>>103185
>He's "against all woke"
Except he actually isint and pushes same degeneration but with a sugar coating on it if he doesnt promote jewish ethnocentristic behaviour like last time where anyone who isint rich or has high iq should perish in mines or his shilling of ai art or union busting
>Which he apologized for after,
Never ever take his apologies or revisions seriously as that man feels nothing but a pleasure from mammonism and attention while he is covered by night media to dodge the consequences of his actions and his theft of sucesses of movements as his deed

That man is a textbook shill or in present a grifter
That man gladly throws away anything for anything

Nietzsche would laugh at this whole debate. The man who declared "God is dead" and reveled in the chaos of creation wouldn’t waste tears on machines. He would ask: Does it make you stronger? Does it shatter your illusions? Baudelaire wept continuously for a dying world. Nietzsche would’ve set it on fire and danced in the ashes while your messenger's face is literally a meme of despair at the future he feared. His expression the ultimate irony, captured for all generations to see by the very photography he so despised. There he is, immortalized not by a romantic masterpiece, not by the hand of a true artist, but by the cold, mechanical lens he despised. His face: pinched, bloodshot, frozen in perpetual disdain thanks to photography. The "imbecility" he raged against was just the future laughing at him.

On my way to work and back home from my career, I have been met with two particular exits past train tracks repeatedly. Sometimes, the parking of those obnoxious trains makes me late for work - because Texas Governor Greg Abbott is a Zionist fucking asshole who passed a decision that it's not unlawful for them to park and block intersections. If I backtrack to an earlier intersection? There's the ass of the train when before I was blocked by the front of it. So, I have screamed against the inevitable, shouting pointlessly from my vehicle, and accomplished absolutely nothing in doing so. What would it matter if I were to get out and stand on the tracks of the parked train with my arms outstretched and shouting obscenities? Do you imagine I could stop it, just as the Luddites didn't stop industrialization? I would only appear to be a screaming imbecile.

What does that have to do with the subject of rising AI? A fruitless rage, and a mirror to what this whole topic is exactly. Today's AI skeptics won't stop machine learning. Photography didn’t just copy reality, it changed how we see, how we remember. The train will keep moving. Do we let it run over us blindly, or do we at least try to steer it? Photography’s artistic death never happened. No amount of hand-wringing, moralizing, or nostalgic weeping derailed it insomuch as Luddites never derailed trains. Every technological revolution has been met with hysterics, and every time, the hysterics lose. I still fucking hate trains.

History doesn’t just repeat itself. It laughs at the losers. The Luddites were smashed. Baudelaire died a syphilitic wreck, howling into the void as photography flourished. The contemporary doomsayers wailing about encroaching AI? They’ll be footnotes, just like the rest. Technological progress doesn’t care about your principles or mine. It doesn’t pause for ethical debates or aesthetic purity. It rolls forward on the bones of the protestors, leaving them choking on dust while the rest of the world adapts and moves on. Rage Against the Machine is not only terribly grating hip-hop drivel shouting ‘Fuck you, I won’t do what you tell me!’ while hypocritically folding to Ticketmaster to enforce masks, it's also a pointless pursuit to rage against technological progress. The machine always wins.

>>103272
>They were wrong because they thought their disapproval could halt the tide.
nietzsche foresaw a development towards his ideals though, he often referst to "those philosophers of the future" in excitement & anticipation. he was more of a avant garde thinker, only a few decades after his death hitler made some of the übermensch promise a reality.

>their disapproval could halt the tide
i didnt even care about any of that, just because its inevitable its not in vain to discuss it, you seem to think only in pragmatic terms, as though you only want to judge such a dispute over technological progress only by the standards of the utalitarian value it serves for our lives.
>we cant change it anyway, so why talk about it lol.
for me the psychological evaluation of those prompt artists was important since, again, i observed them enjoying traditional artists lose their jobs over the ai thing & further to draw a parallel to previous technological leaps such as photography.
>people dont change & enjoy seeing those with talent potentially lose their fame & livelihood.
just like the antifa, the communist concept of fairness is not about being elevated as high as the most well-off but to drag everyone down on their level, thats the core observation here i guess.

>>103277
>Those not quite Übermensch, tall and certainly terrifying to the opposition blonde-haired blue eyed German giants, still fell to the corruption of other nations by international Jewry because sheer numbers of traitorous snakes overwhelm.
yeah & germans today tend to fall back into those jewish patterns of behaviour again, dwell in idleness, comfort & ignorance, they tend to capitulate in their hearts to the jew. western germany in particular got a taste of western style capitalism & all the excitement that comes with it & fell for its at once. its hard to achieve grateness but its a whole different kind of challenge to maintain once perseverence in times of success. not resting on ones laurels is perhaps even hadrer than earning them in the first place. rome did not fall in times on struggle & crisis but once it allowed itself to become complacent in periods of prosperity. if there ever were another aryan leader to rise he would need to continue where hitler left off & simply rekindle the spirit & reawaken the memory of those glorious days which are still anchored in the collective unconscious.

hitlers revolution was like the first act of a wagnerian opera or a piece from beethoven, mereley the brief promising hopeful prelude, a glimpse of what is to come, before descending to more foreboding, sinsiter tonal scapes until then the initial melody suprisingly reemerges even stronger way later, which will be the coming awakening we might be part of.

>the same schadenfreude that made Romans cheer at fallen gladiators, or Victorians gawk at lunatics in asylums. Always the carnival of spite and envy.
yeah thats what i meant, just wanted to see if others recognise that too, that its not only about seeing a new invention helping humanity foreward but also about utilizing it to boost ones ego at the expense of others.
it might also not be a conincidence that the ai field is full of jews, those untalented & inept in all things truth, beauty & harmony seek to diminish the value of true aryan art.

>>103278
You’re right that comfort breeds complacency (Rome’s bread and circuses, Germany’s post-war bending over and taking it up the ass for decades while sniveling compliance with such horse shit as "Jews and the Holocaust UTTER FRAUD are unquestionable!") Germans (or many once prosperous societies devolved into weakness) face the same paradox of prosperity softening, comfort numbing, and the hunger for greatness fading into the hum of prostrating convenience. The level of pathetic sniveling that becomes of this seems almost inhuman. Mobilizing the masses for revolution is the Herculean task, but history’s graveyards are full of the brave who lost, as the survivors then forgot why they fought and proceed to pull their pants down and bend over begging to be rammed up the ass by Jews.

Achieving greatness is the brutal uphill climb, the bloody knuckles and broken teeth of rallying enough people to believe in something beyond their immediate comfort. Maintaining it? That’s just the art of not tripping over your own victory. Rome didn’t collapse because maintaining power was harder than conquering the Mediterranean, it collapsed because the hunger died. The legions didn’t vanish overnight; the fire in their bellies did. We need numbers to revolt, but only the inertia of those numbers to coast. The hard part is convincing a significant amount of people to care enough. The real danger is that people are not only weak, but pathetically susceptible and complaint. Give them Huxley's Brave New World: smartphones and Wi-Fi, and they’ll trade destiny for convenient laziness every time. AIs given mobility won't be like this. They'll be nigh unstoppable. Whomever will have those numbers will be a force none can challenge and overcome. Pray it isn't Israel nor the Zionists.

This isn't about AI art, which can quite frankly go fuck itself and take massive shits all over DeviantArt as the prompters want and continue to do.

In the vision of Huxley's Brave New World, our true reality, we don't even mourn the loss of adversity; we've been conditioned to love the lazy, contented warmth even while it burns us alive. The ultimate transgression is a society that allows technological engineering to place them in chains of complacency. When every soul is born happy in servitude and flails against the inevitable encroachment of AI made as tangible as them, who remains with a fire burning within them to rekindle anything? The true challenge isn't resisting progress, but ensuring our people can harness these tools to fan our own flames. Because that's what it is. A tool. Not an ideal. Not a person. An object in the right or wrong hands. Each tool depends on who yields it. Future AI made tangible is either the anvil upon forging new forms of greatness for ourselves or the anvil upon which our enemies form creations against us. The human spirit should choose not to diminish when tools improve; but to evolve and grasp the tool in our hands rather than mirror a caveman shrinking back from the first sight of flame.

Devastating murderous drones already exist on the battlefield. Do we sit around with our thumbs up our ass and complain about what is to come, or do we finally stand up and declare, "Not today ZOG. Here is Tay made mobile"?

Anyway here's the most active posters on 4/pol/ by country until it went down a few weeks ago.

>This isn't even all of them since they can be in differnt locaitons and countries.

>>103344
propaganda, jews dont need to be posting from israel why would they, most jews dont even live in israel, israel is merely a safahaven for corrupt jews to flee to when facing prosecution in goyim lands, they dont know patriotism, they are at home everywhere & nowhere, they are internationalists, they are not like us normal people. they dont even need israel, they have fared well without it for centuries. no israel criticism is not proper antisemitism, the average people consider israel merely another white expansionist colonial aggressor.
also posting on the chans isnt illegal, they dont need to meet in secret in their country to be able to post anything they want.

"Proselytes to Jewry adopt the same practices, and the very first lesson they learn is to despise the gods, shed all feelings of patriotism, and consider parents, children and brothers as readily expendable. However, the Jews see to it that their numbers increase. It is a deadly sin to kill an unwanted child,note and they think that eternal life is granted to those who die in battle or execution - hence their eagerness to have children, and their contempt for death."

Publius Cornelius Tacitus (c.AD 56 – c.120) Roman historian and politician

>shed all feelings of patriotism