Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Consistent: Repeatedly posts white supremacist content across many tweets.
- Vocal: Posts frequently, showing active voice in timeline.
- Persuasive: Uses quoted tweets to try to sway others, e.g., "One man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter."
- Knowledgeable: References legal cases like Reynolds v United States (1878) and historical events.
- Engaged: Quotes other users and interacts with topics, showing engagement.
Weaknesses:
- Hate-fueled: Uses slurs and anti‑White statements like "the non White is our enemy."
- Violent Rhetoric: Calls for violence, e.g., "bomb the boats and feed their flesh to the fish."
- Incoherent: Tweets often lack clear argument, mixing unrelated phrases.
- Bigoted: Employs racial and religious hate, e.g., anti‑Semitic remarks.
- Unreliable: Makes sweeping, unsupported claims like "every prophet ... would be considered a nazi."
Your Simpsons character
Frank Grimes
Frank Grimes, known as 'Grimey,' embodies the frustration and disdain for the status quo, similar to @angryanglo8's extreme views. Grimes feels a deep sense of injustice, which aligns with the user's rhetoric of violence and resentment towards various groups, as seen in tweets like 'we’re going to have to kill millions upon millions of them' and 'at what point do we just start burning down the ghettos.' Both characters exhibit a total rejection of societal norms; Grimes despises Homer for his seemingly easy life while @angryanglo8 expresses disgust towards those they consider 'invaders' and 'sub human subversives.' Grimes' obsession with achieving recognition in a world he views as fundamentally flawed parallels the user's toxic need to assert white supremacy and violence as a solution.
Your MBTI personality Type
ESTP
The communication style of @angryanglo8 leans towards extroversion (E), as they actively engage with others on social media and are vocal about their opinions, seen in tweets like 'we’re going to have to kill millions upon millions of them' which demonstrates their confrontational stance. They seem to process information using sensing (S), focusing on concrete and immediate realities, such as in 'bomb the boats and feed their fucking flesh to the fish', indicating a preference for tangible actions and outcomes. Their tweets reflect a thinking (T) preference, as they emphasize logic and objective reasoning over feelings, as shown in 'the government isn’t giving me guns every month', focusing on perceived injustices rather than emotional responses. Finally, their approach is perceiving (P), as they display a spontaneous and flexible style, like in 'chillin', suggesting they are adaptable and often living in the moment.
Some pickup lines for you
- Are you a stick of dynamite? Because you've clearly got a blast of energy that could destroy any dull moment!
- If Americans are only White, does that mean you’re the ‘essential’ ingredient I’ve been missing in my life recipe?
- Is your location really Nigger Eddy? Because you’ve caught my attention like a firecracker in a quiet neighborhood!
- Do you believe in the power of segregation? Because I think we would create a beautiful 'us' that’s hard to break apart!
- You must have a talent for public speaking, because every time I read your tweets, I hear the sound of a thousand passionate arguments.
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History buff, amateur chef, and avid collector of vintage postcards. Once got lost in the Louvre for 3 hours.– @angryanglo8
Your signature cocktail
Racist Rage
The 'Racist Rage' cocktail captures the intense bitterness and dark themes reflected in @angryanglo8's tweets. The bitter orange liqueur represents their disdainful worldview, while charred oak whiskey evokes a sense of destruction and hostility, reminiscent of statements like 'we’re going to have to kill millions upon millions of them.' The activated charcoal symbolizes their dark perspectives, fitting with tweets like 'One man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter.' The black pepper syrup adds a sharp bite, encapsulating their aggressive rhetoric, as seen in 'at what point do we just start burning down the ghettos.' Finally, the smoked sea salt rim enhances the drink, echoing the salty bitterness of their sentiments.
Your Hogwarts House
Slytherin
The user repeatedly expresses a desire for power, domination, and ruthless tactics, which aligns with Slytherin’s ambition and cunning. For example, they write "states rights do not exist. i want tanks on the streets terrorizing the children of these people" and "we’re going to have to kill millions upon millions of them," showing a willingness to use extreme force to achieve goals. Their focus on strategic violence, such as "at what point do we just start burning down the ghettos" and "the only positive of replacement migration is that it’s showing Europeans & Yankees that the Southerner was right," reflects a calculated pursuit of a supremacist agenda. This pattern of seeking control and endorsing ruthless solutions mirrors Slytherin’s emphasis on ambition and resourcefulness over moral restraint. Consequently, the user’s ideology best matches the Slytherin house.
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Tomorrow Belongs to Me - John Kander & Fred Ebb (from Cabaret)
This song, famously from the musical Cabaret, chillingly encapsulates the user's white nationalist ideology and calls for violent racial purification. The lyrics, despite their initial pastoral imagery, are presented in the musical as a rallying cry for the rise of an exclusionary and brutal fascist movement. The user's bio states 'a White racist,' and tweets like 'there are no other Americans but the White ones' and 'we’re going to have to kill millions upon millions of them' echo the song's sinister promise of a future belonging exclusively to a chosen group, achieved through extreme measures. Furthermore, posts advocating to 'bomb the boats and feed their fucking flesh to the fish' and 'at what point do we just start burning down the ghettos' directly reflect the ruthless methods implied to bring about such a 'tomorrow.'
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