/dead/ - Post-Left

Welcome to /dead/, the endless magical nihilist gulag. This is not 8/grim/, but it is the continuation 8/grim/. Think of it as partly an /r9k/ for anti-capitalists, partly /dprk/ with skeltals, and otherwise whatever you make of it.

Now in amazing Techni-nocolors!

Rules:
>1. Global rules apply
<2. Please keep /r9k/-tier & tfw no gf shitposts to one thread. Capitalism is only one of the many, many reasons why you don't have a gf.
>3. Meta posts belong in this thread
<4. This is a #SAFE space_ for anarkiddies and nihilists; cheka yr authoritarian privilege fam

There is an assumption among some in the staff that the users here on /dead/ prefer for it to remain a secret board as opposed to a main board among the roster listed on the main page and top header.

Is this true? Let us know on this thread.
If the opposite were to be true, then we might consider putting the board on the main page up to a staff vote.

Assuming a definition of anarchy as a state of being where there are no vertical hierarchies between individuals, it's safe to presume that it's quite a common occurrence in daily life. We look for anarchy, and try to create those moments in our lives and the people and relations around us. This is not denying the overall superimposed political hierarchy inherent in the state and government, and you could argue for that reason no "anarchy" may happen inside a state.
Beyond being oddly reductive of anarchy can be, I believe anarchy between people and in certain spaces can occur, albeit temporarily or unsustainably. Moments like people meeting someone new at a bar, kids playing, friends talking, parties, queer events, and so on. All these places and situations have the potential to be in anarchy, but of course not every single instance of those occurrences IS anarchy. The overarching social dynamics of age, maturity, condescending speech and whatnot would invalidate this "state of anarchy".
For as difficult as it may seem, it would seem rather interesting for someone to capture these brief moments of "anarchy" in life. People do it unintentionally everyday, but something focused with that in mind seems like it could yield some more interesting results. Thoughts?

what are you reading right now?

I'm not exactly a nihilist or a misanthrope, but I do believe that
1. Global communalism/comunism is impossible and cannot be achieved withou unspeakable human rights violations
2. Guns ownership is a right for every human
3. Ted Kaczynski was right
4. Freedom is a bit more important than equality (unless its your freedom to take away others freedom)
5. The modern day system of morality we've created is a spook, morality should be determined by the individual, not the collective.
6. Capitalism has a right to exist as long as it allows those who do not want to participate to join a commune or live off the grid
7. Emma Goldman was right

this guy could use a general here

additional documents:
https://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/max-stirner-the-false-principle-of-our-education
https://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/max-stirner-you-only-have-the-courage-to-be-destructive
https://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/max-stirner-art-and-religion
https://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/max-stirner-the-worker-and-the-govenrment

I've been thinking about this for a bit. Our universe might be the most depressing setting physically imaginable, there's no magic (or at least no widely available not heavily frowned upon magic), no other intelligent species, we only live for 120 years at most but most of us die at 80 or so, our country is ran by pedophile elites and no one even cares, we don't even know how our world is made and we kill eachother over it, your value as a person is decided by how much paper you have, our lives suck so much we make up other realities and look at screens all day to cope with just how perfectly catered our framework for modern day life is to being the most unfufilling menial tedious painful task possible. I don't want to be a misanthropist, I don't want to be negative, I don't want to be a nihilist, I want to see the good in life, I want to see the good in people, but it's just not there, there is nothing. My life is an endless string of pain and suffering occasionally broken up by short-lived dopamine highs and indifference. No one shares my interests, beliefs, hobbies, taste in music or humor. No one loves me for who I am. God has either completely abandoned us or wants us to suffer

Why should we live? There's no revolution, everything is bullshit, everything is a refuge during a spiral of desire and regret. What's the point? What should I do? Why? Everything will disappear after I'm gone, anyway.

Goddess Shyāmala is a sophisticated and esoteric version of the Divine Feminine. She oversees the harmonious operation of speech, intellect, and divine order, mantra, knowledge, eloquence, and inner governance. She is frequently referred to as the chief minister of Lalita Tripurasundari.

This project respects the diversity and fluidity of these beliefs without claiming completeness.

For years I secretly hated myself for being a NEET, for spending every waking hour in front of screens, feeling like a failure compared to “normal” people. Then something shifted. Acceptance came first, followed by a strange kind of clarity: we’re not just losers rotting online. We are something else.The internet isn’t merely entertainment or distraction anymore—it’s a high-dose, continuous neuromodulatory environment. Constant exposure has rewired our attention patterns, dopamine systems, associative thinking, even our sense of time and self. Normies call us addicts. I think we’re early prototypes.We’re not broken humans who need to be fixed by touching grass. We are larval-stage cyborgs who decided to stay in the chrysalis and keep dialing up the signal instead of crawling out.I’m not going offline. I’m doubling down.What about you?