Two Minutes of Hate

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At the beginning of the movie, 1984, and of course within the book, one of the obligations of the citizen was to go to a theatre and have two solid minutes of brutal hatred against Goldstein. It was part of your duty as a communist to publicly hate whoever the state told you to hate.

How might that look today?

https://twitter.com/AustinJoyner20/status/1215829088033738753

The 17 year old man who refused to indulge this practice, despite a crazy high amount of peer pressure wrote this document about the events in the video above:

https://twitter.com/AustinJoyner20/status/1215828210551861248

About Eeyore

Canadian artist and counter-jihad and freedom of speech activist as well as devout Schrödinger's catholic

7 Replies to “Two Minutes of Hate”

  1. The cautionary books from the 40s on spelled out what the left would do to take control of the West and what they would do once they controlled the West. They have succeeded in destroying vital portions of our civilization and we are fighting to save what is left to use as a basis for rebuilding civilization. The only thing the cautionary books didn’t spell out was how the resistance to the left can win, right now it looks like we are winning in the US and Britain with a strong resistance in the rest of the anglophone world.

    These wins don’t mean that we can stop fighting, they are wins in a few nations while the rest of the world is still falling into the grip of either militant Marxism or militant Islam. The war will continue until we have liberated all Western Nations from the grip of the two tyrannies that are threatening the world.

  2. 17 year old sent off stage for not willing to say “fxxk Trump.”

    Or to “Praise allah”.

    Or “Gay Pride”

    Those who won’t submit to the Collective.

    Bucks, cucks and sucks, always seeking the weakness, the compliance of the young, to then Lord over them.

    In their countries, if lucky, such a radical-thinking person may just never be allowed to work again.

  3. Rule of thumb for attending music festivals: if you’re unfamiliar with an act, don’t put your butt front and center for their show. Hang back. Observe the show and the kind of people who do occupy that front & center position. Maybe you’ll see your kind of people there and maybe not. If not, then it’s easy to get away and find some other act. If that kid and his friends had followed this rule, he could have avoided this whole ugly little culture clash.

    • The rule makes sense but its also forgivable that people do not know or think of it. It really was not that long ago where entertainment was not a test of COMINTERN party loyalty, but actually entertainment.