In light of recent events, both political and not, what do we think of his stance?
Was he right?
Was he wrong?
Did he have the full picture?
What's missing from his conclusion?
/ted/ general
He was right.
Nah, I like my toilet paper and Ford F350.
I'll do some laps in it now since gas is cheap.
However we should distance ourselves from looking like Ted fanatics rather than plain luddites.
He did smear shit all over his neighbor's dogs and in his jourals he talked about wanting to shoot one of his neighbors daughters when he saw her in the woods and he said "I could have killed little bitch today, but big bitch (referring to mom) would have been harder"
He was 100% right about tech and his works should be read. But let's avoid a cult of personality (something he himself says we should do in his letters)
nigger behaviour
He opposed soviet communists because they were technophiles and industrialists but ironically orthodox stateless communism would bring about the change he desires.
Not because communism works, rather because it doesn't work at all - and if stateless communism were actually implemented it would bring civilization to its knees and we'd devolve to warring tribes unable to maintain any sort of technology at all; much like the stone age natives and africans the way colonials found them.
That’s great.
How do you make a Diesel engine do that trick?
Seethe. Whites invented these things so we could enjoy and use them.
just look up rolling coal
He tried to bomb an airplane
Hes worse than niggers or muslims