how to write an actual manifesto?
>>24829444AI
>>24829444If you have to ask then you arent ready
>>24829444You have to believe in something first…Most people are wishy-washy. Their supposed beliefs are fed to them and reinforced by other people via socialization or algorithms. But given a new algorithm, you could change their mind. See, I’m not much one for politics. I never liked the whole act of giving yourself up to the revolutionary spirit. Or feeling all riled up, just to go home and wake up the next day, nothing having changed at all.But I do believe in cheese. I’m a big fan of cheese. I don’t like vegans or the lactose intolerant. The former are voluntary cripples and the latter are plain, disgusting cripples. But that isn’t so important really, I’m more concerned about the right to enjoy cheese and protecting the diversity of cheeses that exist. I’m working on my cheese supremicist manifesto now. We won’t eat the antichrist fake cheese. Cheese lovers of the world unite, all you have to lose is your chains!
>>24829444read Wyndham Lewis's Blast for starters
>>24829444Ten pages at most we got other things to do than read some poorly written oh woe is me story because you weren't picked first in school sports.
>>24829606Definitely willing to kill and be killed for this
>>24829444I made one for a character in a book once. It was all planned (glowniggerified) but I felt the manifesto made it seem more real to the believing public. For a general theme to my fictional manifesto I went with basic. They're here casing the town, I saw them. I know its coming. They failed to kill me once, they're here to finish the job. I'm going to get as ready as I can, and see how many I can take with me. The character didn't have respect for law and authority so that made for some interesting observations.
