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Old October 4th, 2009 #81
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Also, following on from my above post, it is also a jew-inspired myth pushed by the nigger-lovers that Whites don't have rhythm, in fact White people have rhythm and in fact it is the sub-humans who don't have the capacity to respond to rhytm as they indeed rely on 'beat' which reflects their infantile behaviour, this is indeed what children first react to in music.
 
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This article proves i'm right regarding Third Wave Feminism.

The show makes the tired claim that by being sexually provocative, the girls are de facto feminists, setting some sort of example of women being both sensuous and smart.

http://www.popmatters.com/pm/review/...ent-girlicious

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Old October 4th, 2009 #83
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Also, following on from my above post, it is also a jew-inspired myth pushed by the nigger-lovers that Whites don't have rhythm, in fact White people have rhythm and in fact it is the sub-humans who don't have the capacity to respond to rhytm as they indeed rely on 'beat' which reflects their infantile behaviour, this is indeed what children first react to in music.
Yes, and do people have rhythm when they jump up and down at rock concerts? All form of ORDER has been removed from most modern day music.
 
Old October 4th, 2009 #84
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Popular culture has developed to such a stage that after decades of, and consequently, softening up previous generations, it is now the vehicle by which those who seek to harm us have utilised it to be in a position where it dictates to society what they seek... a drug addled, race-mixing, sexualised, immoral, paedophilic, homosexual/lesbian accepting, de-based, brutalised, soul-less, vaccuous, bestial population.

Frankfurtist School indeed! (also Protocols, but of course they are a forgery!)
 
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This article proves i'm right regarding Third Wave Feminism.

The show makes the tired claim that by being sexually provocative, the girls are de facto feminists, setting some sort of example of women being both sensuous and smart.

http://www.popmatters.com/pm/review/...ent-girlicious
But all decent women even career women want traditional alpha males.The fatslob lesbos and the hairy jewesses and the plug ugly Harmans can push their hobby horses all they like but in the real world it does'nt count jack.At least in my own experience.
I am quite prepared to wage un an unremitting cultural war against perverted social engineering just for forms sake.But "The Movement" must target its audience correctly.For example better to encourage normal women into "the movement" than trying to "save" airheads and emotional retards.
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Indeed, when it comes down to the 'nitty-gritty' nature will out in the end, regardless of what the jew dictates, a woman will always seek out a man, as indeed will a man seek out a woman in the accepted traditional way. For example, women, the so-called ladettes, bemoan the fact that they cannot find a fella, that is because a man does not want a lasting relationship with a man (ladette)
 
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The last point, yes, no question.

Some music is too loud, admittedly but not all. Certainly not as loud as the 1812 overture. (edit: think that's the one I'm thinking of - the one with the cannons.) Why do I enjoy loud, fast thrash metal music and you don't?

Secondly, again, some music is about problems, but again, not all. Master is about the evils of drugs so that's a good message, in my opinion. I'm not nit-picking individual songs, though it might seem I am, I'm just speaking about the songs I know of.

A purpose that is constructive - this, again, is where I'm struggling. I enjoy it (not all but one band and a few other songs) - but is that enough? And why do I enjoy it?
Bev, the first sound you ever heard was the sound of your mothers heart beat. You would hear it increase and decrease. In the womb a child feels this.

Music is usually played at around 120 bpm which is the same as a heart beat. I think the real properties of 'music' is a much deeper story psychologically as is sound in general. For example you may feel more relaxed just listening to some windchimes outside in the garden rather than a slow song or vice versa.
 
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Not every song and group has destructive influences over people. But what sort of example is Slipknot giving when wearing silly masks? And why do they feel the need to wear them? Music has gone completely of track with this sort of silly behaviour.
So they don't get bothered by fans and press when they are out with the kids.
 
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Also, following on from my above post, it is also a jew-inspired myth pushed by the nigger-lovers that Whites don't have rhythm, in fact White people have rhythm and in fact it is the sub-humans who don't have the capacity to respond to rhytm as they indeed rely on 'beat' which reflects their infantile behaviour, this is indeed what children first react to in music.
So explain to someone who can only play a recorder (which doesn't rely on beat or rhythm), a couple of half-songs on guitar and who took drum lessons but gave up when she saw the price of drum kits, the difference between rhythm and beat. To me they're the same thing and on a drum kit would both be expressed as 1and e-a 2and e-a (those are aural clues to help you keep time, not notes.)

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Bev, the first sound you ever heard was the sound of your mothers heart beat. You would hear it increase and decrease. In the womb a child feels this.

Music is usually played at around 120 bpm which is the same as a heart beat. I think the real properties of 'music' is a much deeper story psychologically as is sound in general. For example you may feel more relaxed just listening to some windchimes outside in the garden rather than a slow song or vice versa.
That makes sense to me. So music is more of a primal instinct than a choice and this could be why it's so hard to break? I'm also now wondering what music Joe's mum listened to before he was born - I know mine listened to nothing but fast 50's rock n roll (and still does). I've grown up surrounded by music - perhaps this is why it's hard for me to break. Even though my tastes have changed, my habits haven't.

We (society, not me, before any retard starts saying I breed dogs) put ticking clocks with puppies at night to remind them of their mother's heartbeat as well, which fits your theory, and you can buy those birth tapes of womb sounds to soothe newborn babies at night.

It also brings to mind the scientlologist idiots who insist on silence during birth and then continued silence in the first month of the baby's life. Are they ignoring and defying a primal need? This is getting very interesting, if a little confusing.
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No precussion (beat) but the rhythm is the same.
 
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I think the Nilson one is just a video made by a Youtube user.
I was hoping someone (but preferably not you or Joe - but never mind!) would say that. What do you think this says about the person who made the video - why did they choose those images?
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So explain to someone who can only play a recorder (which doesn't rely on beat or rhythm), a couple of half-songs on guitar and who took drum lessons but gave up when she saw the price of drum kits, the difference between rhythm and beat. To me they're the same thing and on a drum kit would both be expressed as 1and e-a 2and e-a (those are aural clues to help you keep time, not notes.)



That makes sense to me. So music is more of a primal instinct than a choice and this could be why it's so hard to break? I'm also now wondering what music Joe's mum listened to before he was born - I know mine listened to nothing but fast 50's rock n roll (and still does). I've grown up surrounded by music - perhaps this is why it's hard for me to break. Even though my tastes have changed, my habits haven't.

We (society, not me, before any retard starts saying I breed dogs) put ticking clocks with puppies at night to remind them of their mother's heartbeat as well, which fits your theory, and you can buy those birth tapes of womb sounds to soothe newborn babies at night.

It also brings to mind the scientlologist idiots who insist on silence during birth and then continued silence in the first month of the baby's life. Are they ignoring and defying a primal need? This is getting very interesting, if a little confusing.
My mother danced at Ballrooms before she had me.
 
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Without rock n' roll the Woodstock "summer of love" music Festival could never have happened. Without Woodstock, the sexual revolution could never have happened. Young people's lives were thrown of track by this Jew (infact, four Jews were responsible for putting Woodstock together) produced madness. And why did 400,000 people go there? Not because they loved their country or wanting to sign up for Vietnam, but just to listen to music. Can you now see how this Jew created crap has taken control of a lot of people's lives in the fact it's paramount over everything else. They were more concerned over what band was playing than soldiers dying in Vietnam.

Compare Nazi-germany in 1939 to Woodstock. Britain joined in the attack on this AMAZING country to bring us Woodstock. Did anyone notice the difference between the youth at Woodstock and Germany 1939?


 
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My mother danced at Ballrooms before she had me.
If that was while she was having you (or if she continued to listen to the same music while carrying you) then that might explain the difference in musical tastes between you and me (and others.)

I'm just fascinated by the point Rolf made that music - or sound - is one of the first ever things we're exposed to, before birth, even - and am convinced this has something to do with the bond between music and calming/brain/need and perhaps even addiction to music that some people have.
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If that was while she was having you (or if she continued to listen to the same music while carrying you) then that might explain the difference in musical tastes between you and me (and others.)

I'm just fascinated by the point Rolf made that music - or sound - is one of the first ever things we're exposed to, before birth, even - and am convinced this has something to do with the bond between music and calming/brain/need and perhaps even addiction to music that some people have.
Could be, my mother listened to Black Sabbath.
 
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If that was while she was having you (or if she continued to listen to the same music while carrying you) then that might explain the difference in musical tastes between you and me (and others.)

I'm just fascinated by the point Rolf made that music - or sound - is one of the first ever things we're exposed to, before birth, even - and am convinced this has something to do with the bond between music and calming/brain/need and perhaps even addiction to music that some people have.
No, it can't be. I would still be into the music i was when a teenager had i not found NATIONAL SOCIALISM. I was into all the usual garbage before i was alerted to the nature of it.

This is the music that calms babies brains.

http://www.educationoasis.com/resour...abys_brain.htm
 
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One cannot be into Metallica and against Woodstock, as they are one and the same. One cannot be into Woodstock and the second video in Germany 1939, as they are mutually exclusive. So, you have to decide what you really believe and what you don't. If the hand of our sworn enemy is using modern day music (in all its forms) to destroy our young then you must throw it in the bin and be done with it. If you believe the principles behind Woodstock, and the summer of love, then you can't be a Nationalist. You can, but it's a bit hypocritical.
 
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I was hoping someone (but preferably not you or Joe - but never mind!) would say that. What do you think this says about the person who made the video - why did they choose those images?
I'd imagine it would come from the emptyness of the vastness of water, as someone would feel empty after being dumped. I haven't seen the original Nilson video, cant find it on Youtube. People these days are now listening to this type of music and amplifying all the emotion within themselves after a break up. If it weren't around they would have no choice but to get on with their life, and would wouldn't be subject to all the bad feelings it produces.
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I'd imagine it would come from the emptyness of the vastness of water, as someone would feel empty after being dumped. I haven't seen the original Nilson video, cant find it on Youtube. People these days are now listening to this type of music and amplifying all the emotion within themselves after a break up. If it weren't around they would have no choice but to get on with their life, and would wouldn't be subject to all the bad feelings it produces.
Yes, exactly. But because it is here people use it to try and ease their anguish. But sadly, it only makes things worse. And there is too many of these videos for it to be a coincidence.
 
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This is a bit graphic (warning) , but it is taken from a film, (production company dominated with Jews of course). This song has been re-released and covered quite a few times too. But this clip shows perfectly the type of reaction this song will provoke. Why are people letting this type of song be released?

YouTube - Broadcast Yourself.
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