On Extremism
Radicalization is a topic I’ve hammered on over and over, but it’s worth revisiting—especially now, as more people in our sphere start swallowing blackpills. Sometimes I find in these more radical and extremist circles (Pine Tree Gang, Blood Tribe, Antifa, Animal Liberation Front, random tankie groups)—avant-garde people with intriguing off the wall ideas that make interesting new things, but it always goes off the rails. If you asked people from these groups what they honestly believe it would be disappointingly basic, and their proposed solutions almost always veer into violence. I’m young and have drifted into these groups and spheres partially due to my angst and how attractive destruction is, but I have always said that it’s not productive.
There are healthy ways for people with fringe, extreme ideas to express themselves, meet friends, and advocate for what they want. You can join a normie group and slowly shift it from within (like the Heritage Foundation or DSA) or join a group that aligns more with your ideals that has a good track record (like Patriot Front or PSL). And if you don’t want to expose your identity you can contribute anonymously and occasionally go to meetups (AFPAC/Passage Press, or whatever the leftist equivalent of this is).
Is it cool to be in one of these Frontline documentaries? Maybe. I don’t think so. Getting power is cool. If you want to fight, join the military, a PMC, Ukraine’s International Legionnaires, get a government job, or something like that. There are legal, useful ways you can channel aggression, fight for your interests, and serve the country you will inherit without being a martyr and throwing your life away. Living to dominate the world is actually more extreme than killing your parents and requires a lot more effort and sacrifice.
NEW: The 17-year-old accused of k*lling his parents and lighting candles on their ‘f–king rotten bodies’ was in contact with a Russian speaker and planned to flee to Ukraine
17-year-old Nikita Casap faces criminal charges in Waukesha County for the de*ths of his mother and… pic.twitter.com/fH3TaxLknp
— Unlimited L’s (@unlimited_ls) March 29, 2025
