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The user’s tweets reveal a grandiose, anti‑modern, authoritarian worldview that idolises tradition, war and hierarchy, much like Mr. Burns’s old‑fashioned, elitist outlook. For example, they write "Gaza is the Vendée of the 21st century… a fight for freedom inscribed in Tradition, against tyranny embedded in modernity" (tweet) echoing Burns’s disdain for "the new" and his nostalgic defense of the old order. Their repeated calls for "remigration", "white nationalism" and "totalitarian Stalinism" echo Burns’s ruthless pursuit of power and his contempt for the masses ("All soft civic nationalist… fight to defend the only civilization…"). The user’s self‑identification as a "Christian theocentric" and "post‑modernist traditionalist" aligns with Burns’s quasi‑religious, self‑appointed role as a quasi‑god‑like figure in Springfield. Moreover, their constant use of conspiratorial, Machiavellian language ("Machiavellian reaction", "ZOG", "Leviathan") mirrors Burns’s manipulative, scheming nature. In sum, the user’s extremist, hierarchical, anti‑egalitarian stance best matches the character of Mr. Burns.

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The user frequently expresses a self‑directed, internal viewpoint, as in "I hate education, work, society, state, capitalism and Jews," indicating introversion. Their language is highly abstract and metaphorical, for example "Gaza is the Vendée of the 21st century… a Hydra with a thousand heads," showing a preference for intuition. They rely on logical analysis and critique, such as "The problem with all these Darwinists and Machiavellians … they stop halfway in their Darwinism," which reflects a thinking orientation. Finally, their arguments are presented in a structured, decisive manner, e.g., "The fundamental problem is that 'right' and 'left' operate within the same core of contemporary politics…" suggesting a judging style.

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Metapolitical commentator. History, tech & culture nerd. Ex-ski-jump fan who once tried a balcony launch. #IdeasOverIdeology– @pmetapolitics

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The drink’s smoky mezcal mirrors the “hydra with a thousand heads” and the impersonal “robotic Leviathan” the user describes, as in "…against the impersonal, technologized, bureaucratized, robotic Leviathan." Absinthe’s bitter, hallucinogenic edge captures the “irrational” nature of the Gaza struggle quoted: "The conflict is not rational — it is irrational." Blood orange juice adds a vivid red to echo the “blood” of the heroes and the fight for property, family, and identity, echoing the tweet: "...the greatest heroes are those who do not reject their own humanity but transcend it..." Black walnut bitters bring the deep bitterness of the user’s anti‑modern, anti‑woke stance, reflected in "I hate modern warfare … deheroized." Finally, a frothy egg‑white foam represents the many “heads” of the Hydra, a nod to the repeated metaphor of “a Hydra with a thousand heads” in their posts.

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Their tweets repeatedly emphasize ambition for power, strategic manipulation, and a desire to dominate political narratives. For example, they describe a "Machiavellian reaction" in the new American national strategy ("New American national strategy is simply Machiavellian reaction I wrote about"). They also argue that the only way to reverse societal decline is through broad repression ("... apply repression on an extremely broad scale against those we want to save"). Their self‑view of white nationalism as a "movement of narcissistic self‑admiration" and their focus on "obeying Authority and Tradition" reveal a drive for personal and group supremacy ("White nationalists aren't ready for that scenario—primarily because white nationalism ... is a movement of narcissistic self admiration"). This combination of ambition, cunning, and a willingness to use any means to achieve dominance aligns most closely with Slytherin values.

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The user's repeated description of modern society as "the impersonal, technologized, bureaucratized, robotic Leviathan" mirrors Pink Floyd's warning in "Welcome to the Machine" that individuals are ushered into a dehumanising system. Their repeated metaphor of Gaza as "the Vendée of the 21st century" and a "battle... against a Hydra with a thousand heads" reflects the song's portrayal of an overwhelming, mechanised force crushing humanity. In several tweets they claim that "the sacrifice of the people of Gaza defies any rational definitions" and that "the goals are beyond the Western homo economicus", echoing the song's critique that the machine values profit over human life. The refrain "Welcome my son, welcome to the machine" captures the user's view that modern politics and economics are a hollow, inhuman apparatus they must resist. Overall, the song's theme of fighting against an all‑consuming technological system aligns with their anti‑modern, anti‑bureaucratic, metapolitical stance.

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