L0m3z
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Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Strategic: He organizes large projects and fundraising (’We’ve raised over a quarter of a million dollars…’) and plans media rollouts ('New media project forthcoming'), showing strategic planning and follow-through.
- Intellectual: Frequent references to writers and theory — 'Read Nick Land for yourself,' 'My speech from NatCon... what it means for art to be “true”' — show a taste for ideas and deep reading.
- Persuasive: He mobilizes audiences and sales for books and causes (promoting Lovecraft bundles with promo codes and hitting fundraising goals), evidencing rhetorical and fundraising effectiveness.
- Combative: He doesn’t shy from confrontation: tweets like 'The RECONQUISTA of California is coming' and sharp critiques of opponents demonstrate willingness to fight publicly for his views.
- Playful: Humor and self-awareness emerge in lines like 'Mid life crisis but where you drop everything and become a turbo normie' and whimsical posts ('Went to Pizza Hut and asked for the Moldovan').
Weaknesses:
- Polarizing: Endorsements of divisive figures and slogans such as publishing Martin Sellner and shouting 'Sabers up' risk narrowing appeal and provoking backlash.
- Provocative Tone: A combative, sometimes incendiary rhetoric (e.g., 'The RECONQUISTA of California') can alienate potential allies who prefer subtler persuasion.
- Echo‑chamber Risk: Frequent amplification of niche writers and sympathetic networks ('Read Nick Land', promoting like‑minded orgs) suggests a tendency to circulate within ideologically aligned circles.
- Cultural Elitism: Highbrow references and moralizing about 'serious, competent people' imply a tone that can read as dismissive to broader audiences.
- Confirmation Bias: Pattern of framing evidence to support preexisting views (criticizing immigration enforcement, highlighting specific stories) indicates a reliance on confirmatory anecdotes rather than broad-based data.
Your Simpsons character
Sideshow Bob
Sideshow Bob is erudite, literate, and dangerously theatrical — a good match for Lomez’s blend of literary references and sharp political theater. Like Bob, Lomez traffics in highbrow culture ('Read Nick Land for yourself', Lovecraft recs) and deploys sophisticated insults and plots rather than lowbrow riffs. Both enjoy playing the role of cultured contrarian and can be vengeful or theatrical in public displays, which mirrors Lomez’s combative rhetorical style.
Your MBTI personality Type
ENTJ
ENTJ fits Lomez: extraversion shows in public-facing activities — driving fundraising ('We’ve raised over a quarter of a million dollars'), live broadcasts ('Going live in a few minutes'), and organizing projects. Intuition appears in his big-picture takes on identity and institutional shifts: 'Things are actually going incredibly well for the American Right' and long essays about art and nationalism reveal a future-oriented, conceptual bent. Thinking dominates his discourse; his analyses are evaluative and instrumental (critiques of media vetting and immigration policy). Judging is evident in his project management and announced rollouts ('New media project forthcoming', professional photo shoots), preferring structure and deadlines. Together these traits — public leadership, strategic vision, analytical critique, and organized action — point to ENTJ.
Some pickup lines for you
- Is your library open to visitors? Because I’ll gladly spend a weekend reading everything on your shelf and still have time for pizza (Moldovan optional).
- You raise funds better than anyone — how about you channel that energy and fund a date night? I promise a 100% ROI in laughs.
- They say you’re a proud gamer. Want to co-op our lives? I’ll bring the controller, you bring the hardcover.
- If you’re launching a new era, let me be the foreword — I’ll be short, flattering, and slightly scandalous.
- I can’t help but admire someone who sells books and stirs a crowd — care to demo both skills over coffee?
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Your new Twitter bio
Publisher, editor, and cultural critic. Building a literary counter‑culture, one book, podcast, and fundraiser at a time. Proud gamer. Live broadcasts, long reads, and bad jokes. New era — prosaic, polemical, and unapologetic.– @L0m3z
Your signature cocktail
The Sabre & Spine
This cocktail is bookish, sharp, and a little old‑world — like Lomez’s public persona. Rye provides a stern backbone (serious cultural projects and fundraising), smoky amaro nods to gothic tastes and Lovecraftian evenings, maple adds approachable sweetness under a stern exterior (the 'I have great love for my Indian friends' human moments), and flamed orange peel gives a theatrical finish ('New Lomez era begins'). It’s a drink for someone who wants substance, style, and a little bite.
Your Hogwarts House
Slytherin
Slytherin fits Lomez because his tweets emphasize ambition, strategy, and cultural influence rather than mere moralizing: he boasts concrete wins ('We’ve raised over a quarter of a million dollars…') and maps long‑term political projects ('The RECONQUISTA of California is coming'). He deliberately cultivates networks and media reach ('New media project forthcoming', professional photo shoot) which align with Slytherin’s focus on power and resourcefulness. His willingness to embrace controversial alliances and tactical publishing choices (’publishing the English translation of @Martin_Sellner’s Remigration’) shows a pragmatic, ends‑driven streak rather than simple idealism.
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Your song
Everybody Wants to Rule the World - Tears for Fears
The song’s mix of calm irony and geopolitical ambition pairs well with Lomez’s tone: he argues about national influence and institutional stakes ('unprecedented levels of institutional and social purchase––centered around immigration and the big questions of national identity') while staying rhetorically composed. The song’s meditative take on power echoes his cultural project of building influence through books and media.
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