Ironpill thread.
Post some necessary readings for all of those who wish to take the ironpill/glorypill. Currently reading Camp of the Saints by Jean Raspail. Sort of blackpilled in my opinion.
Ironpill thread?
David Garcia
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Sebastian Powell
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Carson Flores
Bunch of Sup Forums book recommendations
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David Kelly
pill threads are great
Joshua James
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Alexander Cox
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Dylan Wood
Best Kraut is best, even if 'goy' is in your ID. Thanks for the lists, senpai. Will be ordering some physical copies sometime within the next day.
"Bread of Life," that's a new one! Quite rare in the grand scheme though, seems like 5 layers of Christian irony.
Nicholas Cruz
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Ryan Miller
it's from 2014
Juan Rogers
involution
Brayden Edwards
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James Miller
Take the Green Pill.
Isaac Johnson
Wow, so the ironpill is just the red pill except the people who follow it actually read? Imagine that
Henry Torres
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Robert Rivera
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Ethan Bennett
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Benjamin Johnson
>that old school lela star
*sigh*
Michael Barnes
This guy knows what's up.
Kayden Butler
This man fights for your freedom.
mfw leddit doesnt like iron pill because they take it in a really serious manner.
poor guys, can't have some fun
Brody Bell
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Jeremiah Lopez
I wish this series wasn't discontinued, hasn't been an update in years
Juan Young
why would anyone not like iron pill?
Josiah Roberts
and get swole
Logan Jackson
Indeed. But the Ironpill is the redpill who has thought out a careful and concise argument. He is well-versed in politics and philosophy, is calm in demeanor, has practiced stoicism, and as the pic says, has a gaze of charisma 10x the power of a millionaire CEO.
The red pill is your traditional Sup Forumsack screaming about DA JOOS but endulging in their vices anyways. Nobody forces these people to indulge in their primal desires to watch porn and masturbate 3x/day. It takes a commitment to leave the temptation behind, and that is a primary facet of being ironpilled: to overcome primal desires and to escape the temptations of the flesh.
and this
Carter Anderson
Good.
Oliver Sullivan
are men really able to fap 3x/day?
what's left of your dong after that?
Nicholas Bailey
Certainly a shell of a man. I can't imagine what draining one's sexual energy like that could do to them. If only they realized that by channeling it into an activity, they would become ironpilled very quickly.
Isaac Morales
Meditations of Marcus Aurelius should be mandatory. If you are interested in religious readings The Confessions of St. Augustine is nice.
Aiden Reed
Didn't this Swedefag end up getting arrested?
Zachary Taylor
It looks beaten up and pathetic and you'll experience temporary erectile dysfunction if you masturbate for a long period of time daily to more degenerate and disgusting porn every time, this starts heightening your estrogen and lowers your testosterone making you less ambitious to be the best man you can. It ruins lives, I'm glad I had the will power to escape my serious porn addiction.
Brody Wilson
when reading prometheus rising, should i complete the exercizes before moving to the next chapter or what
Aiden Hernandez
It truly does ruin lives. I've seen it in my brother.
I've read many stories and studies about in order to maintain a dopamine rush equivalent to the last one, you have to get more and more esoteric/specific with porn every time.
What a personal hell that must be.
Eli Thomas
Meditations was my first read and I recommend it to everybody I know.
Matthew Bailey
Beter to complete it. The ideas of book will stay stronger with you that way
Nolan Ramirez
Savitri Devi
Yukon Mishima
Julius Evola
Anthony Ludovici
Ernst Junger
George's Sorel
Alfred Rosenberg
Many more
Carter Fisher
When we reach the end of the current epoch (probably not in our lifetimes), what do you believe will happen? We return to mysticism and tribalism?
I cannot envision this in a world of technology; materialism will remain prevalent.
Brody Lewis
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Brayden Wilson
I don't think that we return to mysticism and tribalism; rather, it returns to us, in the form of Islam.
Materialism and liberalism, which are in my opinion synonymous with decadence, have irreversibly weakened Western men, and Islam is taking complete advantage of this situation.
So, I think, in many ways, the current epoch has already ended. At the very least, it is about to end. I think we are way past the point of no return. There will be no democratic solution to this; our only "hope" is a sort of civil war, which we may or may not win. If we are victorious, we will need to re-evaluate liberalism and democracy in the same way the kikes re-evaluated nationalism, tribalism and fascism after WWII.
Hunter Garcia
I respect your opinion and will not fling an ad hominem at you because I disagree with you. Rather, I think your evaluation of our circumstances today are accurate: western men are irreversably damaged and the savagery of Islam and its adherents will continue to self-promote its own barbarism through terror and "peace."
Nothing Sup Forums or Rebel Media, or any other right-wing institution, has done will change what is coming to us all. There will be no "civil war" or "Great Awakening," as people here continue to hope for, whether ironically or not. However, where I disagree with you is that Islam will bring upon an epoch of mysticism and tribalism. I personally believe that the Islamic threat will continue to grow and will eventually become commonplace, without getting converts though. A return to spiritualism would come from a loss of technology only; only when we cast aside humanity's decadence and materialistic ways in this capitalist dystopia will we truly return to a life of simpler times, where believing in a deity becomes relevant once more.
I strive not be a defeatist, but simply a realist. Sup Forums LARPs much too often about "Race Wars" and returning to natsoc, when in fact there is immunity by the lessons of our history, kept alive by new holocaust movies every three years. I still maintain that there will not be a "Great Awakening."
Isaiah Butler
kek
Evan Gomez
The Foundation for Exploration will set any man straight.
Ethan Phillips
Go back to Albania Shiptar.
Jonathan Myers
Orange pill seems to be the way to go
Adrian Baker
>However, where I disagree with you is that Islam will bring upon an epoch of mysticism and tribalism. I personally believe that the Islamic threat will continue to grow and will eventually become commonplace, without getting converts though
I think Islam will grow and become commonplace precisely because Islamic societies are tribal and rooted in mystic and transcendental values - at least much more so than the West. My point is that a society that espouses these traditional values will ultimately defeat and replace (or, at the very least, outlast) a weak, decadent society. And that's exactly what is happening right now in Europe. Islam does not need to convert; it simply imposes itself on a passive, dying society.
And yes, certainly, a war (let alone a victory) or a "Great Awakening" is highly unlikely.
I completely agree on the degenerate aspects of technology and capitalism. Not sure how to get rid of either - without starting completely from scratch, but maybe that's where we're heading anyway.