/phil/ - Philosophy

None of that bullshit is essential.

What's essential is, in order:

1. clothing

Proper clothing for your climate. That means wool in the cold north (where white people live) and silk in hot climates (where only niggers and sand niggers live), and yes silk is the best for hot climates and always will be because of its unique structural and chemical properties, you'll need polyester outer lining if it rains a lot though since it can't be applied with water resistant coatings. LAYERS FAGGIT, if it's cold wear layers of wool>more wool>poly+down.

2. Knife

You want a real knife nigger, just fucking get a knife. Most important thing is balance and having a full tang, anything else is dependent on situation and needs. You want a nice whetstone and some oil too.

3. Rope

Rope. Buy rope. The more rope you have the better. Make caches of rope across the forests, the plains, the deserts. Store rope in attics, basements, in the trees. Rope is the currency of the future, rope is the essence of life. With 10,000 feet of rope you will be the king of your nation if it collapses, you will be a living god. Rope is life, rope is king, buy rope now. Coincidentally rope is also very good for executing people when time is of the essence, all fucking niggers must hang.
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>>20
Wait, so /Phil? is allowed /k/ threads? sorry I am not following.
>>21
Of course all of what I listed is essential? do you want to get buttfucked by some psycho path in da woods? Jeez.
I also might go check out some other /k/ to see if I can find that 9 month story of I think Ukraine or Polish dude who survived in a situation like this.

>>24
/Phil/ is for philosophy, but also education, lifestyle, and hobbies. So /k/, /fit/, /tech/, etc threads could all go here.

This board was actually created because I wanted a board for /k/ (and also /fit/), but didn't want to just name it /k/. Then I realized I also needed a philosophy board, and figured it could fit in here.

>>24
I think I got you covered fam.

Did some one say innawoods?

>>13
I'm spending it the way I usually do, Christmas trees and spending time with my family.

Is Christmas radically different in European countries? Just wondering.

>>14
I don't know about radically different, but there are different traditions per region, all of them very nice. Pics related are swede/scandinavian traditions

By the way, the SS had its own christmas traditions. It isn't hard to celebrate yule like a true SS man even today. Book on it is at the link below.

https://polchan.xyz/arc/res/3.html#q31

>>16
http://www.renegadetribune.com/the-celebrations-in-the-life-of-the-ss-family/

here's an online copy of that pdf

>>14
Finnish traditions are really similar to Swedish traditions for historical reasons.

"Yes-But" rejoiners used to ignore key scientific findings on intelligence and race

Good thread. Just fyi, you don't need to break links on here because links are disabled site-wide. See:

https://polchan.xyz

>>6
Its pretty funny to me how this is the exact same way any religion perpetuates itself, as well as any authoritarian ideology.

>>10
PDFs go on /arc/. It's to save space and make sure I can backup threads when they reach the limit. Upload them there then link them.

If you have anything written by de Rivera, OP, I would be very interested in it.