I never thought this level of based was even possible

@user-tx9lx2xz5f

Ай бұрын

Usually when the infantile 'based' crowd come in, you know you've exhausted your limits. Mishima is known for having multiple homosexual relationships. He sees women as redundant not just to his spiritual growth but sexual. Of course he'd say this.

@soulfuzz368

Ай бұрын

@@user-tx9lx2xz5f Ive read much more from and about Mishima since I wrote this and I think you are completely and utterly wrong. His rejection of femininity springs from the inability of the society to be honest about what the true nature of the female consists of. There is a resentment that builds into something close to hatred when you can see something so obvious that almost everyone is pretending not to notice. The noble lie eats at the conscious until there is nothing left. This is not a man justifying his perversions through his philosophy like Foucault but someone lashing out at the mirage that prevents man from achieving something greater. I am not bothered by being called infantile but I am never part of any crowd you sanctimonious fool.

@emperorofmodding780

Ай бұрын

​@@user-tx9lx2xz5f you liberals cope and project so much and get triggered always and then call us infantile. Now go believe in a million genders and cry about mishima

@emperorofmodding780

Ай бұрын

​@@user-tx9lx2xz5f you have no proof of your accusations apart from reading it in some journal or biography written by a leftist who wants people to ignore and avoid mishima

@emperorofmodding780

Ай бұрын

​@@user-tx9lx2xz5f your a woman who can't deal with the arguments he made but just focus on his supposed evil motivations behind these statements

Your channel is the best, Parker! Thank you so much, sir.

@pbanks

10 ай бұрын

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoy them.

Dude would have loved 4chan

Is there much other writings about Mishima's opinion on Christianity? Also iirc the main love interest in his fictionalized autobiography "Confessions of a Mask" was Christian

@pbanks

11 ай бұрын

His essays still lack good translations, but Masaki (Barbarization à la Japonaise) seems to be fixing that. Mishima mentions Christianity a few times in "The Thought of the Universal Great Peace", and in "The Way of the Samurai" speaks positively about it as a philosophy of love, and its ability to gather so many followers who had a purpose which they were willing to die for. But I suppose he wouldn't care for the more modern, feminized form of Christianity. And he dislikes the Christian distinction made between the eros & agape forms of love.

@tashatectretius5718

10 ай бұрын

​@@pbankshe talks about the distinction between eros and agape in code of the samurai today, right? Does it come out that he dislikes it? It seems to me like he is making excuses for his homosexuality in that part.

@bobbyokeefe4285

9 ай бұрын

Who says his homosexuality wasn't caused by his disgust of the modern gynocentric society,a form of homosexuality of reaction,rather than an authentic biological attraction to other men? @@tashatectretius5718​

@emperorofmodding780

Ай бұрын

​@@tashatectretius5718 what's the proof of his homosexuality

My first time hearing the words of Yukio Mishima will definately not be the last. A strong man with a strong opinion

@futureshocked

4 ай бұрын

A dumb opinion

@emperorofmodding780

Ай бұрын

​@@futureshocked your a triggered lib who lives in your deluded sense of reality. So of course anything that triggers you is dumb. You can't understand anything

@Burnincyclon3

Ай бұрын

​@@futureshocked😂

Based man, wise man

Choosing Orson Welles for this was a masterstroke.

I too have met women.

What I don’t get about anti-Christian traditionalists is this: it’s like I’m Schrödingers Christian in some ways; chivalry makes us some kind of simp but sexual morality makes us misogynists ??

@actuallyKriminell

10 ай бұрын

There is a fine line between being generous and being a simp. Difference is cost. If you are a man of status, you do not open the door for a cheap slore. By doing so you show you are willing to serve. By that service you display that you are beneath her. If she is a woman of class, you don"t have to have the optics of the servant of the slore, therefore its not as costly. Expensive gifts are a similar story. Dont buy a woman expensive gifts if you don't have that kind of money laying around collecting dust. Once again it is a sign of submission. And not to god, but the wordly authority of a woman

@prydain4131

2 ай бұрын

​@@actuallyKriminellThat said, in Europe chivalry was the socio-religious knightly custom of European nobility and not exactly identical as the morality of priests (much like a samurai's morality and social roles would not be the same as that of Shinto or Buddhist priests) - one couldn't imagine a 'chivalrous knight' serving a lowborn woman in that era, since commoners were looked upon with ambivalence and particularly uppity ones with disdain.

Ladies and gentlemen, I hereby introduce the one and onlyYYyY…..first incel!

@emperorofmodding780

Ай бұрын

Cope

@n0vitski

Ай бұрын

Schopenhauer lived before Mishima.

@vdub6343

Ай бұрын

Nah, it doesn’t sound like Mishima wants anything to do with women, whereas incels seem to want women to serve them. I guess he’s slightly less bad on face value, but Mishima also seems to have some more complex stuff involving homosexuality going on. I’ve read little on him, though.

Wise words...

Pure Kino

It would've been even better if it was read with the voice of Measurehead from Disco Elysium.

@pbanks

3 ай бұрын

Lol, though the essay would take three times as long to read.

BASED FELLOW masaki enjoyer. highly reccomend his translation of mishima

@pbanks

11 ай бұрын

Yeah I'd like to do more of his longer posts, though I'll stick to only those publicly available so as not to interfere with his business.

I have great respect for Mishima and his respective work. I understand and agree that women embody many of the accusations he sets forth, but my ultimate disagreement lies in the criticism of Christianity, combined with the underlying thread of visceral hate concerning his opinions of the opposite sex. Ephesians 5:22-33 unlines Christian teaching for women: that they should obey their husbands as they would God; so too should men treat **their wife** (note, not all women) with the respect, dignity and love that Christ has for His Church. In summary, the woman obeys the man, and the man sacrifices and provides for the woman. This is why men were the head of the household in Christendom. I am sympathetic to the plight of men in this post-modern hell in which we find ourselves in, but I would refute that you answer this plight with scorn and hatred. I found in my personal experience that if you show a women love & devotion, she will respect you and obey your will. I only hope and pray that God offers you the same opportunities.

nah due Chivalry is a sacred pre-christian code of conduct and is super based. This dude was probably posessed by yahweh the woman hater

@thegodpill914

2 ай бұрын

There's a tradition that prior to eve's creation when the concept of women was brought up in heaven by yhwh a few angels protested on the grounds that a woman would induce Adam to sin. Yhwh became very incensed and punished some of those opposed to it. He also prophetically told some of the critics Azazel and Shemyazah that if they were on earth they would sin worse than men on account of women. Can't really call YHWH a woman hater if he not only makes women in a state where they are basically a trap but refuses to revise his design into something less problematic prior to eve's creation and gets pissed when woman's glaring issues are pointed out.

@prydain4131

2 ай бұрын

The vile semantic drift of the term 'based' being used in a comment that tries to dress up feminism as trad paganism rather than the Marxian egalitarian impulse it is. I hope for your sake that you're at least a woman, so this lie at least serves your self interest and isn't as embarrassing as saying this while male and allegedly Right Wing.

@emperorofmodding780

Ай бұрын

​@@thegodpill914 shut up blasphemer

lol

Bravo, this man expressed my thoughts ❤

This guy has god-level understanding.

😂😂😂

legend

2:50 We're reaching based levels that shouldn't even be possible.

Tell'em Yukio. 💪

I'm a woman and I don't desagree on all, but a healthy cooperation would be ideal. I can understand the hard destiny of man now. Of course I will write the book and at least to find all the difference between the two sex. In arts? There are really very few exption and yes right on that one. But finnally for a man must be so frustrating to depend so much on women, from birth and after desire. 10 min only? That is not enough. I never liked romantics and since ever. And what you mean by fool? Yes the woman lives longer to look after you when you are old so...... And we have others skills....so...

@peterchen3821

10 ай бұрын

Co-operation implies operating on the same level of ability. Clearly you missed the entire point of the video hence the existence of misogynistic men.

@dashingeduardosuarez

8 ай бұрын

'I'm a woman, and I understand the hard destiny of man, now' GTFO. You cannot and never will, understand anything about life on our side of the fence.

@deathbycognitivedissonance5036

8 ай бұрын

​@dashingeduardosuarez Take out the word "understand" and replace it with "sympathize with,'' and I think this comment is much more digestible to you.

@dashingeduardosuarez

6 ай бұрын

@@deathbycognitivedissonance5036 Nobody asked you to save her, White Knight

@deathbycognitivedissonance5036

6 ай бұрын

@@dashingeduardosuarez 😔

This comment section is radioactive.

@theuniverse5173

5 ай бұрын

Woman in chat

@ubermensch_dadaista1797

4 ай бұрын

poverina, Mishima ti ha offeso😢??

@CamilaDenleschi

4 ай бұрын

@@ubermensch_dadaista1797 Não, querido, eu disse que os comentários são radioativos, não Mishima.

@CamilaDenleschi

2 ай бұрын

@prydain I read his book, I was writing an essay on The Sound of Waves, which I loved, so I was looking for interviews to understand Yukio Mishima. He had his way of thinking and, still, he wrote amazing female characters in The Sound of Waves. But... the comment section is taking advantage of this to throw hate on women without understanding the context of Mishima's life and sexual preferences. I really enjoy Yukio Mishima and I didn't expect to be annoyed.

@RainerRilke3

2 ай бұрын

​@@CamilaDenleschi I agree. I think Mishima himself would think of today's incel-culture mysogynists as effeminate and weak because they seek to possess women not unlike women seek to possess men. Personally I agree with Mishima's views even though I don't hate women as individuals, and I think his thoughts function quite well as critiques of gender and social roles, as long as you don't fall into gender essentialism. Feminism will never amount to anything of notice unless it transcends into gender abolitionism, and in that pursuit I think there's a lot to learn from this text.

Mishima is correct; his honesty is refreshing and admirable. I especially liked his take on chivalry. Most men attempting to criticize feminism still believe that chivalry is a good thing, and it is despicable to participate in chivalric acts just to get a woman to like you more. It's really hard to cope with being born as a woman, knowing that the heights and dephts of male thinking will never be available to you. Not to mention the possibility of being infertile, which will cause your life to be essentially close to useless.

@leonhauptmann3301

5 ай бұрын

"Not to mention the possibility of being infertile, which will cause your life to be essentially close to useless." What in the world led you to think that way?

@ediot7471

5 ай бұрын

​@@leonhauptmann3301Well, you can still work in the medical field, prescibe medication and wipe old people's butts as a woman, but overall, working in some depersonalised clinic will make only have a shortterm positive effect on the wellbeing of people, and holds no longterm benefit for society. All of the greatest things that have been achieved in this world have been achieved by men. Even if you look at truly exceptional women: Mary Shelley couldn't write like Dostoevsky, Roza Shanina couldn't shoot like Simo Häyhä, Jean d'Arc is nothing compared to Napoleon. What you can do, is give birth to a son, but not if you're infertile.

@Kathvk

27 күн бұрын

🚬

Based beyond belief

Bruh…

All our based belongs to Mishima

Hes literally me

And not a single word he said was untrue

Words of a closeted homosexual - truly wise.

@somethingelse04

3 ай бұрын

He wasn't gay, but nice try buddy

@Pioneer_DE

3 ай бұрын

​@@somethingelse04 The totally straight urge to write a book about a closeted gay character with all the details matching your own life. I've seen actual gay people act less gay!

@looooove1410

2 ай бұрын

@@Pioneer_DEyeah, because metaphor is conceivable, unless someone is talking about gay stuff

@communist754

14 күн бұрын

​@@Pioneer_DEsounds pretty based, ngl

What an injured human. How did he coexist with that kind of intense but widespread hate.

@soulfuzz368

11 ай бұрын

Your comment makes me think you have very little experience living with women

@ofmonadsandnomads9500

10 ай бұрын

He was closeted gay but married a woman only under social pressure. He probably felt boxed in and put upon by his marriage and this festered into resentment for all womankind.

@candide1065

10 ай бұрын

@@ofmonadsandnomads9500 Can you analyse yourself as professional as other, Sigmund Freud. Seek help.

@candide1065

10 ай бұрын

@evasomething: You're just mad that some men don't exist in order to worship you and/or your kind. Cry harder.

@deathbycognitivedissonance5036

8 ай бұрын

​@candide1065 exactly! The projection from those comments opposing this man is very telling of how it's all coming from emotional impulse. A feminine reaction, I might add.

Imagine hating women. Cringe

@soulfuzz368

11 ай бұрын

Hate is a low resolution word

@fyrdman2185

11 ай бұрын

Imagine simping for women, gay

@tashatectretius5718

10 ай бұрын

You don't know what you are talking about. Misogyny is a transcendental value!

@candide1065

10 ай бұрын

You don't even know how to use words like cringe. You just have the vocabulary of a 8 year old and you can only articulate yourself by using buzzwords.

@ezabjacorn6208

Ай бұрын

Hahahaha