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“Do not draw me without Reason

Do not use me without Virtue.”

“The first lesson a revolutionary must learn is that he is a doomed man.”
― Huey P. Newton

For you foreign boys subscribed to my channel just know that there still exists Desperados here in the New World.
There still are men that run on horses of the steel variety and deal justice with equal tempered fury.
Don't let those Communists in the media tell you otherwise, we are getting wilder than ever.
Our Cavalry will trample the World back into a Bronze Age Submission!

On victory, humility & temperance:

To yield victory, or become vindicated in a way that commands only the columns of Triumph, feels good. There's much need to rub it in, to proclaim to the world yourself a victor. This ultimately stems from pride. Understand that, once victory is reached, it's good not to spoil it with excessive posturing. It invites ill spirits and causes us to trip. A victory paraded for too long or too much may be snatched from your hands.

In victory always be humble and celebrate in silence. Because another day will come, and that victory will be ridiculed when you lose.

Every regime is deposed in the same manner in which it'd originally come to power. It begins with revolutionaries clutching their rifles in hand, preparing to publicly execute the militarists, intellectuals, and loyalists of the old caste so that they may be replaced anew, and it ends with those very revolutionaries on their hands and knees and awaiting another fusilade. Revolution is a rotating door through which the world of man breathes.

“The man of knowledge must not only love his enemies, but also be able to hate his friends. One repays a teacher badly if one always remains nothing but a pupil.”

—F. Nietzsche, Thus Spoke Zarathustra: Part One, “On the Gift-Giving Virtue, §3” (edited excerpt).