Comments by "Peter deWolf" (@StoneShards) on "Styxhexenhammer666" channel.

  1. I object to the inclusion of paganism in occultism (an unwieldy term): it's the form of nature religion; and religion is not occultism. Primitive religion is currently expressing its dying gasps, especially noticeable in the muzy "immigration" movements. Technology is the new religion, and quite at odds with the old. And very capable in the real world...
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  2. The logical approach is sure to embarrass idiots! Have the crt-captured EXPLAIN--ANYTHING! Hahahahaha...the elite is going for broke, trying to make their last 100 years of preparation pay off! They see their advantage slipping away, as the level of general awareness rises. The "power" that is said to be "knowledge" is being widely redistributed amongst the lowliest people, through interconnectivity. The font of their power, IGNORANCE, is drying up; they see the writing on the wall and want to cash in, "git while the gittin's good"...
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  3. I thought Styx would have mentioned the fact that no one received/greeted the PM at the WH entrance!? Seems pretty significant, OPTICALLY! hahaha...
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  4. "There is no spoon."
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  5. Hey, styx, say, "bourbon", again! Is there a peculiarly Vermont accent? Was that it?!
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  6. Spotify should be worried about being "cancelled" if they even appear to disrespect its SJW employees. ha.ha.ha...
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  7. Mistaking the effect for the cause, "social engineering" mentalities damage society in their attempts to "fix" it! The worst of unintended consequences begin with such gloriously ill-advised efforts.
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  8. The "civil war" IS being waged economically! The corporations have aligned left, as have the banks, universities, and media; and they've declared war, by the use of various "de-personing" tactics capable of depriving one of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness...hehehe Just about the only "weapon" available to the right in this "war" is consumerism...Irony with extra umame...
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  9. I'm leary of lawyers, but, I'm also under no illusions about the character of human beings. Maybe, he's gone off the deep end, maybe...not. He's not saying anything a reasonable person would not accept as possible. If you believe the world is exactly as it appears to you, I'm sorry, I can't help you. "Everyone knows" is, also, a logical fallacy...just sayin'...Pretty soon we'll be hearing, "Everyone knows Lin is out to lunch"...see how that works?!
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  10. Obsession is the modus operandi of insanity! It's all they got! Since their rationality has departed...
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  11. The internet is the printing press on steroids! And all those rulers were right: this shit is dangerous--to them! Fluid information empowers the people. Expect a system of impediments...
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  12. "Drop a vice"! Are you stupid! Your vices define the limits of your self-control! You don't DROP them! hahaha...haaaaa...Any effort to ELIMINATE anything brings a rebound from base reality, your subconscious: negation is a philosophically impossible principle, in the absolute sense. The notion has local utility, but, in and of itself, it is invalid. So, don't try to eliminate a bad habit, for instance; REPLACE IT!
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  13. The scientific method, so-called, is a philosopher's pipe dream; a nice ideal to emulate; a target to shoot for; but current reality? No. At least not once you've penetrated the first level of professional bluster; it looks good on the surface, and scientists have the window-dressing "expert's arrogance" down pat. But time after time, it's made clear the failures of execution of the lauded scientific method. Scientists are human and, so, exhibit the wealth of human frailty we are heir to. The Method is supposed to neutralize observational bias, but you still have to execute competently for this to happen. People are incompetent, as a general rule.
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  14. We label things to know them. But we can still mistake the label for the knowledge.
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  15. Just wondering: is it LEGALLY NECESSARY to have declared antifa a terrorist organization in order to PROSECUTE antifa AS a terrorist organization?! I understand the political necessity...
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  16. The yellow shirt has the visual effect of "warming" Styx's skin tone...a good effect, since he tends to be pale, and blue heightens that effect.
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  17. Hmm...fanciful...when terminological error stacks...
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  18. This bit me. I tried troubleshooting it with the usual measures to little effect. I have a Killer E2500 net controller, which I had been using for the last year, and an intel port as well. When I ran the Killer utility, it showed the expected stuff--for about 2 seconds! Then it would say no device found, for about 2 seconds, then show me the expected stuff for...well, you get the idea. Thinking there was something wrong with the port, I plugged into the intel port, and had not the slightest problem! In fact, a speed test showed an increase in upload speed of about 50%. I don't KNOW that youtube fixed its stuff at precisely the time I changed ports, but I DOUBT it. I'm still working on a conspiracy theory for this one...maybe something having to do with the E2500 chip...
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  19. I think the cops fucked up basic security! Sue the city. EVery parade I've been to ends with heavy farm equipment and fire trucks, and he was coming from the rear! I don't see how that happens...maybe the parade was really LAME! hahaha...that could explain it...
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  20. Please, not another layer of supervision! Make existing laws pay the freight: unauthorized conversion, malicious dispossession of property, deprivation of livelihood. Anything like an internet bill of rights would be a contentious mess.
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  21. Homosexuality is a psychical derangement. No matter how many times you're told otherwise, common sense prevails. Derangement represents an existential (hey, why not!) weakness, which is not a very...presidential feature.
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  22. We need to overhaul to entire civil service: they have to fire-able; compartmentalization has to be improved to reduce the proportion of the workforce with higher-level access. Workers should be shielded from intelligence related to their work. Supervision has to more effective: there's too much of this "I don't know what he was doing" BS coming from supervisory positions. The "rubber stamping" mentality is the rite of passage into the civil service mystique.
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  23. It can't be government's business to "prevent" crime--that is the path to tyranny--AND runaway growth! "The state", in a representative republic, is in no position to "guarantee" the safety of children in private custody! Logic. No? hahahaha...I'm listening...
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  24. Seems the "blackmail" Styx mentioned in relation to activists/advertisers/producers satisfies the legal definition of "terrorism". No? The use of intimidation to seek to change political reality fits pretty well into the Patriot Act's definition of "terrorism". This usage could really clamp down on the "influence" tactics the left's been getting away with, because, as Styx states, money.
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  25. Memes are, more than anything else, maliciously disrespectful! Without respect a politician has the authority of an empty suit! Without respect the MSM is a real-life cartoon!
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  26. As others have noted, there's more info on the financial disclosure required of all candidates than in anybody's tax returns! It's an artificial device for expressing mindless rage. hehehe...stellar imbeciles...emotionally incontinent, mentally deranged...perfect feedback loop...their insanity is self-perpetuating.
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  27. The problem is that tolerance only grows with familiarity (at least for the majority of people for whom philosophical sophistication is inconceivable), exposure--some sort of actual experience--, resulting in a critical desensitization.
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  28. We should have a society where YOU GET YOUR DAY IN COURT, GUARANTEED! None of this plea deal bullshit! The government is trying to game its own system! "Oh we don't have the money to try all charges!"...What's that! "Hide the Monkey"? The legal system is a conspiracy to violate the constitution! It is CORRUPT! Ban plea-bargaining and you're on track to restore constitutional fidelity to the legal system. Otherwise, you'll learn to eat shit and like it!
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  29. Your mind won't "shut up"? Did you TELL IT TO SHUT UP?! You'll have to consistently tell it to shut up; at first, it'll pay little attention; with practice you can break its unruliness. But you gotta be consistently ON TOP OF IT! It's a battle of wills: your conscious will and your unconscious will (the "animal", the "monkey mind"). If you don't execute diligently and persistently, the animal will win. As soon as you give up, you're lost...and the unruliness will be worse than ever. So, consider well, before you take up such an effort...
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  30. I use cane sugar; you can use beet sugar if you want, or can't tell the difference, but you don't and won't have. Historically, as material "shortages" arise, alternatives are generated. I don't buy a special case for phosphorus. This is how it works: as the scarcity increases, the price increases...gradually. This price increase stimulates innovation for profit. Duh. So you're accustomed style of life changes...boo fucking hoo...
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  31. Ahh, yesss, the fine art of "weasel words"! In a word, "smut"; the essence of "fudge". It goes on all the time. Most people just read into it what they want...that's the art. The same words mean different things to different people, so, as a politician, it's very efficient to let the listener take the meaning that makes him happy, as opposed to speaking the truth clearly and risking backlash. Weasels gravitate to politics...
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  32. High-tech to the rescue: deepfakes! Make one showing a suicide, and another showing a murder. Then, everybody's HAPPY! hahaha...makes about as much damn difference!
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  33. They want to terrorize the court! The Patriot Act makes that illegal! Law enforcement is corrupt, else there would be prosecutions. It really is rather simple to understand--it's just disgusting! Such weakness of character shouldn't be tolerated in government...
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  34. For all of history before the internet, expression has been throttled/channeled/suppressed by social norms (good girls don't show their knees), community organizations (Kawanis, churches, YMCA), and law enforcement interpreting the law according to their perceptions of community standards (it wouldn't do to take the mayor's son to jail for...). The internet has forced openness on its users, and most people find it uncomfortable. Information they would have been protected from in the past is in their faces now. So, ouch! Now I'm responsible for protecting myself from the disturbing effects of harsh notions that I encounter. That's good, and progress in the right direction, even though a few people will have an impossibly difficult time "protecting" themselves, and so express their frustrations in a more or less disruptive way. This is problematic.
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  35. The philosophy of individualism is anti-social. The cohesiveness of society is threatened by individualism, especially its expression as individually mediated behavior. This is not hard to understand, given that society is an expression of collectivism, and collectivism stands diametrically opposed to individualism. But when an individual is threatened there are certain measures the individual may employ in self-defense that amplify the individual's capacity for defense, though always short of the collective's capacity for defense/offense--far, far short! The powers of "the mob" are irresistible; it's pervasiveness is sinister, it's soldiers everywhere, like flesh shells for Agent Smiths to jump into. "I am individual" is the only response I can live with, even though I do feel the "pull" of the collective. We learned at an early age that compliance with social norms brought acceptance; later, we realized there are additional benefits that flow from membership in "society". However, the price, we discover too late, is a certain vitality that comes from self-possession, the lack of which induces a decided restlessness prone to all manner of misinterpretation. One of the more insidious effects of this restlessness is poor concentration/focus/attention...like you always have to be doing something ELSE. The individuality lies buried beneath inattention. In some quarters, that's a positive benefit.
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  36. "Breaking news..."--pun intended? hehehe Hell! There's a lot of congress critters being treated with drugs for their dementias (and whatever else)! Congress's poor performance is less mysterious in this light.
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  37. Did I hear there was wild meteor action in Netherlands last night?! Ah, the Cosmos is scopin' for ya, Styx! hahaha
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  38. Brexit: Trick, or Treat? Poignant...
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  39. "He who has the might has the right." The law of the jungle...it's rock bottom. We've spent thousands of years trying to rise from that bottom, producing civilization in the process. That's a bare minimum grasp of history, without which, little makes much sense.
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  40. A figure head who can't figure...hahaha
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  41. I tried menthols for a few months, but it really f'd up my lungs. Smoking menthol is nasty. It is not practically inert. Much of the menthol is not so much vaporized as incinerated--and there's a HUGE difference (a crushable filter that injects the menthol AFTER ignition, would be much safer). I'd like to hear more of the basis for this ban: what is the science? Styx is suggesting this is a kind of "token" action by the FDA, to justify its existence, etc.
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  42. Styx talks like he's back in Netherlands...it looks like he is, too. But, I'm not much of a "follower", so maybe he explained it in some "exclusive" video, somewhere.
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  43. This will be an election for true Americans; those willing to risk their LIVES for their country! Military vets are rightly thinking, "You call voting a RISK?! Try being target practice for a real enemy!" It's a matter of perception, eh?
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  44. I think Trump's idea was for a massive peaceful demonstration to Congress critters that the stolen-election issue deserves serious consideration. Antifa redirected the effort violently--a black eye for Trumpers. "Effective concession" is as meaningless as "concession"...political window-dressing...We have, now, video of cops escorting bus loads of antifa to the rally! Antifa stormed the capitol, under cover of the usual false flag. "This is only the beginning...only the beginning..."...hehehe
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  45. The more "wolf!" she cries, the more her voice marginalizes itself. Nature has a way of limiting the spread of "crazy"...AND "stupid"...
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  46. "Merkel scrapings"! Eeewww...Shit! Styx had to say that right when I was paying attention! Now I gotta figure out a way to unsee that...hahaha...
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  47. Trump illustrated how voter fraud is not an issue with either in-person voting or--and the point of his illustration--absentee ballot voting; only mail-in voting is insecure, subject to fraud. Idk...seemed clear enough to me...But reporters make their living making word salads--THAT is their primary loyalty! Hacks!
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  48. Guess how you celebrate the inevitability of death! By CHALLENGING DEATH! With robust LIVING! Life is a raucous denial of death...
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  49. The TOS is supposed to bind the issuer as well as the customer! You have to find a way to move this kind of thing into and THROUGH the court system, or it can't change.
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  50. Gillibean's got no game! Wherever she is, it's hard to tell she's there. Where she needs to generate excitement, she generates...nothing, maybe a little of that "tingling" sensation that preceeds numbness. She looks pasty, acts pasty, and talks pasty. Trump's next tweet: "Sorry, I meant "Gabbard" is the scary one...I get the names mixed up sometimes...they're pretty similar..." Trump's yanking their chains...again...hahaha
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