Along with his
articles, Andy Nowicki has also written several novels like Columbine Pilgrim and Heart Killer. His short story Oswald Takes Aim is an alternative
history set in a world in which the Kennedy Assassination never happened. His
style is dark and melancholy, sometimes it’s shocking, but I find him intelligently
rueful and self-reflective. He’s also written some magnificently brutal
critiques of feminism and political correctness on the website which I very
much endorse. What’s more he makes the correct point that racism can sometimes
be directed at white people, but in which case is not taken as seriously by
society; perhaps that’s an understatement. I differ from him in many ways; I
don’t identify with being a white person at all, unless my race being used as a
motive to harm me or others. Also I think I’m more concerned than he is by
racism of the conventional kind, acts of injustice and oppression against
non-white people. You might decide that he’s a racist or fascist, but I think
Andy has a good heart; he’s just a complex and world-weary man. Actually even
if I didn’t think that I would still say that he has the right to free speech
and anybody who tries to attack him personally or professionally in this way
for his beliefs is an enemy of freedom. If you think Andy is wrong, or even
immoral, then explain why; don’t try to silence him and ruin him.
4 comments:
This chap is lucky he doesn't get put in a mental hospital or have his children taken.
My teenage son has been banged up in a mental hospital for two years now and he has never been violent or aggressive. He merely has his own opinions based on the deep research he used to do.
Guilt by association - this resulted in our baby son being taken and a two year on-going legal battle to get him back. Social service reports even admitted that because of our views, 'it painted a concerning picture for the return of our children.' I was so extreme, I had stood for election for the Green Party on environmental and liberty issues and had supported a peaceful animal rights group.
Any reader beware - when the Berlin Wall fell, the Stasi didn't disappear - they just moved West.
Very true, Unknown, in fact the Stasi was operating in the West before the Wall came down. We had a policeman lose his job because he spoke out about 9/11 and a vicar in Canada defrocked over "complaints" when he found out the Indian's children were being murdered in schools. Unorthodox viewpoints are not a good career move, people.
You are spot on, sir. Mr. Nowicki is one of the most important authors I came across the last years, especially his deeply reflective non-fiction, in particular his anti-sex philosophy is what I always felt at the core, but was unable to articulate. Especially in such brilliant prose. Several people, including John K. Press, compared his style to 19th century authors. While I like Vox Day as well, and followed him for more than a year, philosophically, there is no one among the "dissidents" -- for lack of a better term -- who is even comparable in terms of philosophic-theological depth. Since I'm a suicidal Christian, it is highly important to me.
I agree, Mr N is a truly great writer and a highly sensitive thinker. He wouldn't harm anybody. If you're feeling down about the world to such an extent I recommend calling your doctor or the Samaritans helpline.
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