Was he right /his/?

>>893831
Somewhat.

>>893831
about what?

>>893831
Who???????????????????????????????????????

>>894787

Anders Breivik

>>893831
He should have found a way to stay at the system and try to chagne it by becoming something big in it.Thats how you change it.

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>>895323

His ideas were right, but he was remarkably insane in the method of implementation. Instead of bombing intellectuals, he could have leveraged his position in academia to advocate his thoughts. He was truly a waste of a magnificent human.

>>895416
Isn't it fair that he made some really big assumptions far too often?

Also, "muh log cabins"

He was right about the academic brand of leftism that's for sure.

Living without technology would suck though.

>>893831
he's just as unrealistic as communists. there's no way to implement his ideas without putting some techno-fetishist meritocracy or another in the position for a massive global takeover.

>>893831
I've downloaded PDF of his ramblings and never read it.
Can someone actually summarize his ideas?

>>895668
Fuck these spineless leftists and their technocratic globalist puppetmasters.

>>893831
His observations were correct, his conclusions were obviously wrong. Undoing technological civilization would only begin a new cycle of suffering. We just need to continue enduring it until we become gods through genetic engineering and AI.