1. Alistair Crowley

That's it.
Also I have never listened to the pod, but I know he's a chud that's has such an open mind his brain is falling out and I think it would be funny if we got some weird power-bottom goo into that brain.

Who do you think would be a fun guest for a podcast?

  • SpookyGenderCommunist [they/them]
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    7 months ago

    Idk if Crowley was a chud. Definitely full of that good old ambient British imperial racism, but he was mostly an edgelord coked out of his god damn mind

    • Vampire [any]
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      7 months ago

      His politics are inconsistent. He's not a political figure.

      Definitely very racist as you say. Anti-Hitler, anti-Mussolini.


      Hitler has invented a farrago of nonsense about Nordics and Aryans; nobody even pretends to believe either, except through the “Will-to-believe.”


      my first act is to enlist the Devil himself in our ranks, and take the Materialistic Interpretation of History from Karl Marx


      He also makes statements in favour of anarchy and republicanism somewhere in his huge huge body of work. Interesting writer but not someone you'd look to for politics.

    • Egon [they/them]
      hexagon
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      7 months ago

      Dude broke a mans mind with his ass. That's not a good person thing to do

            • Egon [they/them]
              hexagon
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              7 months ago

              I don't really remember it all that well, but he basically gave ayahuasca to a dude in a cult, then powerbottomed him while the dude was tripping, and he apparently talked so much filthy shit while getting railed, that the guy fucking him wasn't ever the same since. Like he was traumatized.
              Powerbottomed his brains out.

              • Vampire [any]
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                7 months ago

                I don't think Crowley would have had access to ayahuasca; he died in 1947, Burroughs wrote The Yage Letters in 1963.

                Crowley did write The Cactus about peyote, a manuscript that's sadly lost.

                • Egon [they/them]
                  hexagon
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                  6 months ago

                  Might've been peyote then, its been a long time since I read about it