Comments by "k98killer" (@k98killer) on "Styxhexenhammer666" channel.

  1. ​ @Little.R  "Lucifer" is the Latin word for "morning star" found in the Vulgate. It is technically a translation of the Greek "Phosphoros", itself a translation of the Hebrew "Helel ben Shahar" from Isaiah, which means something like "shining one, son of the morning"; it was an epithet given to the king of Babylon, but Christians interpret it as meaning "Satan" because the verse in question describes Helel ben Shahar as "fallen from heaven". The idea of the "fallen" has also been twisted from its origins: originally, the "fallen" were the honored dead heroes, those who fell in battle. These are the Rephaim from Canaanite mythology, who were described as having feathered wings similar to the description of Christian angels. As chthonic beings, they were also celestial beings, as what is under the Earth during the day is above it during the night, so to become one of the fallen Rephaim was to become elevated to the heavens. In the Hebrew stories they were called the Nephilim, which also means "fallen". However, the Semitic stories painted these beings as evil since they were the great Canaanite heroes who fell in battle fighting off the invading Israelites. How can the Christ and the father of the anti-Christ both have the same moniker? Since Christianity is a confused amalgamation of pagan and Semitic myths, it is not surprising that it would contain such a confusing contradiction. A reasonable apology for this contradiction is that Jesus' spirit descended from heaven when he was incarnated while Satan was cast out of heaven during the rebellion, so in a sense they both fit the description of the "shining one, son of the morning" who fell/descended from heaven, though it is still very strange to describe supposedly opposite beings identically. I recommend the book "Lucifer: Princeps" by Peter Gray for an in-depth exegesis on the topic.
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  2.  @garrett4971  Evangelicals spent millions to lobby congress specifically to enshrine Christian moral ideas into US law -- to use the full weight of government toward Christian moral authoritarian ends. (DOMA, anyone? Christians made a big stink when Obama directed the DoJ to not defend it in court.) So while maybe you aren't "forcing" your religion onto anyone right now, it wasn't too long ago when such an assertion would have been a baldfaced lie.
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  3. The reasons for the up votes and down votes are definitionally subjective.
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  4. Methinks that Babalon is avenging herself on the predominant Christian culture that has suppressed her for so many centuries. I dunno if it has anything to do with Parsons or Crowley. Her prophecy was apparently one of the ultimate results of the workings of John Dee and Edward Kelley.
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  5. This analysis simplifies the vast diversity in ancient pagan practices into one system, and it seems focused upon the traditions and perspectives of the elite class. The commoners in most pagan/heathen cultures were focused on communing with local spirits and venerating ancestors; the elites, with their grandiose ideas of political/military expansion, were often focused on appeasing or gaining favor of the gods and mythical heroes. Elites were more literate than the commoners, so a naive review of pagan lore will show primarily the elites' religion; the religion of the commoners has to be deciphered primarily from archaeological evidence and obscure manuscripts.
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  6. Maybe he just has a better memory than Christians, who seem quite happy to conveniently forget every failure of even the recent past, e.g. their Defense of Marriage Act. It was not that long ago when Evangelicals were lobbying Congress pretty incessantly for their moralistic bullshit.
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  7. Cosmic ray bombardment is still very high since the sun is in a minimum and the earth's magnetosphere weakens to realign. This could easily become another pandemic. Thank the gods that Corona-chan killed global trade already. The Fed is sacrificing the dollar to Nergal, so I think we'll be okay.
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  8. Trump vs Biden is a matter of chaotic good vs lawful evil imo
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  9. Feeding feral cats is a microcosm of the welfare state. Lol
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  10. Biden is pro-police state. He is not for the defund rhetoric.
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  11. The issue with Trump is that he'll talk a lot about how horrible the inflation is and how culpable Biden's democrats are, then he'll immediately start spending money we don't have on shit we don't need and can't afford as soon as he's in office. It'll be very important to keep the representatives in line. The Senate is a lost cause imo. It would take a serious effort over a minimum of 6 years to reform it, kick out the huxters, and restore some dignity.
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  12.  @lesliesylvan  I counted 27, though I pruned one just now.
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  13. Apparently not. Looks like someone beat you by 14 seconds.
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  14. Actually, it was the incompetence of the banks at fault here. SVB had no chief risk officer for most of last year as rates were being hiked and the market clearing prices of their assets were plummeting. I agree in principle that fractional reserve banking us fukt, but these specific instances were unhedged duration risk and unmanaged liabilities.
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  15. Something that should not be overlooked is that the areas hit hardest by the hurricane, which is where early voting was expanded, heavily lean Republican. I think Republicans outnumber both Democrats and Independents in Lee and Charlotte Counties.
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  16. The judge did not dismiss any other charges. We'll see tomorrow if the judge decides to rule on the motion for a mistrial with prejudice before or after the jury returns their verdicts.
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  17. From what I've seen, trolls were posting photos of Ebola-chan shrines on 4chan and linking to African forums specifically to fuel conspiracy theories about Americans and Europeans worshipping an Ebola death goddess. They may have doomed us all.
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  18. "Sitting on a powder keg, thinking about chain smoking" is a pretty good analogy.
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  19. I would have grabbed the chest rig, AR, gas mask, and bear spray.
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  20. My dad is a tax accountant. He has his dad's income tax return from his birth year framed in his office because it was a page and a half. He is in favor of simplifying the tax system out of principle.
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  21. Where in the Florida Constitution does it say that? I could not find anything of the sort when I looked. The term "foreign power" is not in it, and there are no sections with the word "arm" or "weapon" that mention foreign states.
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  22.  @topsecretbear9918  I've read our constitution, and this claim seems totally bizarre to me. If you can find the source, that would be helpful.
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  23. The handgun that the wife wielded was nonfunctional because it was being used as an exhibit for a court case. The cops actually disassembled and modified it to become functional to justify charging her -- they literally tampered with the evidence because they otherwise had no case.
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  24. I tell you: one must still have chaos in one, to give birth to a dancing star. I tell you: ye have still chaos in you. Alas! There comes the time when man will no longer give birth to any star. Alas! There comes the time of the most despicable man, who can no longer despise himself. Lo! I show you the last man. -- Zarathustra
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  25. Whatever verifies* is ok
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  26. Felix uses old-speak words, so he's bad for social[ist] morality and must be censored. How dare you wrong-thinkers ruin our progressive dystopia.
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  27. "Voting rights legislation" is code for "honkening", so it makes perfect sense that they would blame a loss on a lack of honkening.
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  28.  @simonpetrikov3992  not sure the math os that simple, but our government is basically broke anyway, so we ought to lay off the expensive foreign wars.
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  29. Maxwell was likely actually in charge of the whole thing. She was born into a wealthy elite family. Epstein was adopted into their corrupt power structure by a billionaire who had no heirs. Epstein thus did not have a dynasty behind him for support, and he had no blood lineage for people who did this shady shit, so they whacked him. Maxwell grew up in that world, so she knows how to play ball in this situation, so she is not getting whacked.
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  30. Jesus is a pretty cool dude. His followers are often ignorant and cringe worthy. As Gandhi said, I like your Christ more than your Christians.
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  31. The point of the video is that the assertion that Appolonius was the template for Jesus is not well supported by current evidence.
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  32. Apparently, the captured Russian troops are saying that they have no idea where they are going, no idea why they are there, and no idea how to get home.
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  33. As the old maxim goes: listen to all but follow none. Replication is a necessary step of validation for every science, and that includes occult studies in my opinion.
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  34. Everyone's right to defend himself in Kenosha, to be more precise. The outcome of this trial does not even directly impact the whole state unless it goes through an appeals court and up to the state supreme court, which then could set new precedent.
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  35. Looking snazzy. Date night with the wife?
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  36. The elites are already beginning to enshrine their hypocrisy with lockdown policies: in the UK, "high value" business travel will be exempted from all restrictions, while "feed your family" remains illegal.
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  37. Styx literally admitted to being a narcissist. I think this qualifies him for the presidency.
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  38. The evidence from NDEs seems to verify the idea of Baphomet: after death, your mind/soul/life force is drawn toward and dissolves into Baphomet; as life begins, your mind is formed from parts of Baphomet. Reincarnation thus does not guarantee continuity of individuals, though there seem to be ways to bypass the solve et coagula process. There are at least six minds that comprise the human soul, 3 in each brain hemisphere: the exalting/human mind (cerebral cortex, higher level functioning), the normal/mammalian waking consciousness, and the unconscious/reptilian mind. (It would not surprise me if the mind colony included a different mind for every anatomically/ontologically unique part of the brain -- indeed, the ancient Germanic heathens believed in separate aspects of mind each having their own fate after death -- but adding complexity to the model may impede progress toward a good enough result.) We know from empirical observational studies of epilepsy patients who undergo corpus callostomy that each hemisphere can function independently with differing personalities, so the panpsychic, Baphometic concept of natural reincarnation makes a lot of sense. (Are you any more or less "you" if your hemispheres are severed, revealing two distinct minds?) If such a model is correct, then reincarnation with an intact personality could be achieved by two different methods: 1) dissolve into Baphomet with a strong, magickally enforced intent to then entirely recoagulate thereafter, perhaps gaining some insight or power in the process; 2) remain separate from Baphomet (e.g. enter your own purgatory) until a new host body can be acquired. Both would require first finding an adequate harmony in the mind organism, i.e. achieving the gnostic state of the True Will, and I imagine that experience with Baphometic invocations may be instrumental for achieving the first path. However, the goal in such a working should be to further advance experience and development, else the universe may find your unnatural schemes too much to permit.
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  39. The tweet about needing soy products was for a different "autonomous zone" in Portland, wasn't it? So there's another soyviet union across the state border.
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  40. Michigan has a pretty backwards law from a hundred years ago that says both that it is legal and illegal.
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  41. From what I've heard, Hinduism posits that reality is manifest out of mind, i.e. the universe is the dream of a god. I tend to agree with the panpsychic idea, but Baphomet makes much more sense as a model for reincarnation.
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  42. They doubled the cooldown costs to throttle usage because the server was getting overwhelmed yesterday. Took all day to complete the newest addition to my pixel art constellation in Antarctica. Very obvious botting in some instances.
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  43.  @prometheanevent  Our constitutions, both federal and state constitutions, are being used as intellectual toilet paper by the courts. Look up case law on the prohibition on ex post facto law, for example, if you can handle some more disillusionment. The standard across almost all states + SCOTUS is to ignore the prohibition except in specific, arbitrarily determined circumstances: the retroactive law in question must be "substantive" and not "procedural", and it must somehow disadvantage the plaintiff for it to be overturned in that specific scenario -- even then, the law would still remain on the books and be enforceable against anyone who doesn't challenge it. It's complete horseshit. "Ex post facto" has a pretty obvious meaning to anyone not high off their own farts -- maybe that's what the black robe is for, to keep them huffing their own flatulence.
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  44. Government is de jure legal and de facto criminal in every age. They outlawed racketeering to gain a monopoly on it. The only differences between a government and a cartel are style and scale -- if a Cartel got as large as our government, they'd waste no time forcing banks abd pensions funds to buy $30 trillion in debt just like ours did. They'll enslave us all if given the opportunity.
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  45. The Convention of States movement to restrict the federal government via new amendments has almost already met the quota. We won't need a bloody revolution because we'll have fixed these issues through constitutional methods within a decade.
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  46. Nothing is true; everything is permitted.
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  47.  @heresyhunters  liberty is what I want enshrined. I would never be so pompous as to assert that my personal moral code ought to be forced upon the masses. Adults can figure it out for themselves and don't need Big Brother government to tell them what Jesus wants from them.
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  48. There are still plenty of churches that fulfill that prime directive. When I was a kid, the church my family went to funded missionaries and underground Christian networks in SE Asia, where the stakes are still very high.
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  49. In Florida, we have a home education program which provides free online virtual classes and requires annual evaluation (there are five options, one of which is standardized testing). Home education is loosely overseen by the school district superintendent to make sure parents are providing adequate curricula and progress evaluation. There are also some scholarships and non-profit programs that help parents give their students additional learning opportunities (e.g. field trips). Being homeschooled was a pretty great experience.
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  50. If we've learned anything from the wokels, it's that violence is okay as long as you claim the people you're killing are Nazis.
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