morally ambiguous but compelling antihero

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Capitalism: only 12 people can be rich.

Communism: no one can be rich. Social democrats: anyone *can* be rich but no one should be poor. Hope this helps!

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Capitalism: only 12 people can be rich.

Communism: no one can be rich. Social democrats: anyone *can* be rich but no one should be poor. Hope this helps!

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Having big t!tties & not showing them off is a waste of big t!tties.

Just saying

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Being a plaything is a useful and worthy purpose

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Practitioners can work with entities from a massive variety of modern mythologies. For example, Characters like Cthulhu, Yog-Sothoth, and Nyarlathotep originated entirely in cosmic horror fiction but have a massive, dedicated following in chaos magic and modern occultism.

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All I Ever Wanted To Do Was Be A Real Moose

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The Fabric of Dr. Moreau

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In the 1972 book "The Magical Revival" and subsequent "Typhonian Trilogies", Kenneth Grant claimed that Lovecraft's stories were not mere fiction.

Instead, he argued that Lovecraft was a highly sensitive psychic who unconsciously channeled the exact same cosmic forces that Crowley was consciously invoking through ceremonial magic. Grant constructed elaborate tables of correspondences to prove his theory.

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I want to feel your voice sinking into my mind like warm honey. I want every word to slide deeper...wrapping around my thoughts.

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Trump redefined the United States from a nation based on the principles of the Enlightenment, as it has historically been understood, to one based in the white nationalist ideas of blood and soil.

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The connection between H.P.

Lovecraft and Aleister Crowley is one of the most fascinating intersections of 20th-century subculture. Legally and historically, the two men never met, never corresponded, and inhabited completely different philosophical universes.

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Ultimately, the connection is one of accidental synchronicity. Lovecraft used the language of materialist dread to describe a cold, vast cosmos; Crowley used the language of ancient magic to conquer it.

Because they both stood on the edge of the same modern abyss, their shadows look identical.

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Imaginary evil is romantic and varied; real evil is gloomy, monotonous, barren, boring.

Imaginary good is boring; real good is always new, marvelous, intoxicating.

Simone Weil

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The first time I realized I might be different