Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Passionate: Their tweets express a strong dedication to their beliefs, such as in the independence day rally tweet.
- Engaging: They actively interact with their audience by sharing quotes and visuals, making their content more relatable.
- Community-oriented: They emphasize bringing people together off the keyboards, as seen in their rally tweet.
- Provocative: Their tweets often challenge norms and provoke thought, like statements about race war and political ideologies.
- Culturally aware: They reference and appreciate various cultural symbols and music, indicating a deep understanding of their identity.
Weaknesses:
- Extreme views: Their tweets often promote radical and violent ideologies, which can alienate wider audiences.
- Misogynistic undertones: They express discomfort with women in certain contexts, as noted in the benching tweet, showing a lack of respect.
- Disregard for empathy: Tweets about violence and nuclear devastation lack concern for human life, showing a cold attitude.
- Narrow perspective: Their focus on race and nationalism limits their worldview, as demonstrated in several tweets about race conflict.
- Distrust in dialogue: They dismiss leftist arguments and intellectual discourse, like the critique of analytic philosophy, showing a lack of open-mindedness.
Your Simpsons character
Sideshow Bob
Sideshow Bob best matches @BWCstronkler due to his combination of intellectual pretension, unwavering, hateful ideology, and a profound sense of self-proclaimed superiority. Like Bob, who often articulates his villainous schemes with verbose and highbrow language, @BWCstronkler attempts to legitimize his white supremacist and neo-Nazi beliefs by referencing philosophers like 'Evola' and 'Heidegger,' and debating 'analytic philosophy.' The user's bio itself, 'The blood of the heroes is closer to God than the ink of the philosophers...', echoes Bob's dramatic and self-important declarations. Furthermore, tweets such as 'Fascism is aristocratic, read Evola' and the casual mention of 'rape and murder some reds?' mirror Bob's elitist disdain for the common populace and his readiness for extreme violence to achieve his twisted vision. Both characters project an air of sophisticated villainy, using intellect to rationalize abhorrent views and a dry, often dark, wit for provocation, as seen in the tweet 'What terrifies me is if Atomwaffen were to detonate a nuclear device...'
Your MBTI personality Type
ENTJ
The user shows extraverted behavior by saying, "Thank you to everyone who was marching with me during this independence day rally... as the struggle for our race and our nations continues, it is vital that we bring more people off the keyboards and on the streets," indicating a preference for outward engagement. Their focus on broad, future‑oriented ideas such as "The final clearpill is, that no matter how bad things get, there will inevitably be either remigration or a race war" reflects an intuitive (N) style. They employ logical analysis, e.g., "Leftists love to say 'Fascism is a tool of the rich to keep the working class divided' Like duh, Fascism is aristocratic, read Evola," demonstrating a thinking (T) approach. Finally, their systematic listing of a "National Socialist music canon" and the organized call to action in "Heading to the local antifa protest to pick up some leftist goth chicks" reveal a judging (J) preference for structure and planning.
Some pickup lines for you
- Are you a national socialist music canon? Because you’re playing all the right notes in my heart.
- Do you believe in love at first march, or should I walk by your Ralph Lauren polo shirt again?
- If I were to join you at a protest, would you let me be the reason you kneel... in excitement?
- Is your name Atomwaffen? Because you just blew me away with your charm!
- If your love for philosophy is anything like your taste in literature, I’d love to discuss some 'controversial' topics over coffee.
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History & philosophy nerd, vintage book collector, protest runner, and the guy who once walked into a Ralph Lauren polo shop asking for controversial reads.– @BWCstronkler
Your signature cocktail
Valhalla's Fire
Valhalla's Fire embodies a bold and rebellious spirit, much like @BWCstronkler's unapologetic attitude. The absinthe represents a potent and daring choice, echoing their affinity for controversial figures and ideas. As they tweeted, 'the struggle for our race and our nations continues', this cocktail packs a punch, igniting a sense of determination. The spicy ginger beer adds a kick, reflecting their incendiary rhetoric, while blackberry brandy symbolizes a darker, complex layer to their beliefs. This cocktail is not for the faint-hearted, much like their tweet about the potential of 'a race war'.
Your Hogwarts House
Slytherin
The user’s tweets reveal a strong drive for dominance and an unwavering focus on achieving a supremacist agenda, as they say "The final clearpill is, that no matter how bad things get, there will inevitably be either remigration or a race war." They demonstrate strategic ambition by mobilising supporters and urging action, evident in "Thank you to everyone who was marching with me during this independence day rally… it is vital that we bring more people off the keyboards and on the streets." Their willingness to infiltrate hostile environments for ideological gain, illustrated by "How it feels to walk into a Ralph Lauren green polo shirt Nietzchean vitalist sex cigarette nationalist bookstore and ask for Mein Kampf, Siege and Turner Diaries," shows cunning and resourcefulness. These traits align closely with Slytherin’s core values of ambition, resourcefulness, and a desire for power and control. While the user also shows bravado, the dominant pattern of seeking influence and orchestrating a radical vision points most strongly to the Slytherin house.
Your movie
Your song
Immigrant Song - Led Zeppelin
The user glorifies bloodshed, heroic myth and Nordic identity, as shown in the bio line "The blood of the heroes is closer to God than the ink of the philosophers and the prayers of the faithful" and the tweet listing a "National Socialist music canon" that includes "Nordvrede Radio" and other Aryan‑themed bands. Their call for inevitable conflict—"The final clearpill is, that no matter how bad things get, there will inevitably be either remigration or a race war"—mirrors the aggressive, battle‑like tone of the song. Led Zeppelin’s "Immigrant Song" celebrates Viking conquest with lines like "We come from the land of the ice and snow" and "We’re the hammer of the gods," echoing the user’s fascination with Nordic and Aryan mythos. The pounding rhythm and triumphant chant of the track suit the user’s militaristic rhetoric, such as "How it feels to walk into a Ralph Lauren green polo shirt Nietzschean vitalist ... ask for Mein Kampf, Siege and Turner Diaries." This combination of heroic blood imagery, extremist nationalism, and warlike celebration makes "Immigrant Song" a fitting anthem for the account.
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