Are Vampires a Metaphor for Westerners?

[Omar del Sur]

I want to explain to you why I think "vampires" are actually a metaphor for Westerners.

However, I want to do that later.

First, I want to discuss the importance of rotating your terms for evil Westerners.

If you call them "imperialists," "devils," it might get old and lose its impact.

I recommend you rotate your terms. The next time you think about calling evil Westerners "imperialists" or "devils"- I recommend you start comparing them to vampires instead.

With your acquaintances and those close to you, you can talk to them about the similarities between Westerners and vampires- then it can become a sort of running theme. It may be good for strengthening relationships. People who hate Western vampirism together may tend to stay together!

I particularly recommend discussing this with small children. It is important to instill children with healthy and useful values.



So this is how we can demonstrate an uncanny similarity between Westerners and vampires.

1- Vampires burn in the sun. Who else fears sunlight?

2- Vampires suck the blood of others and lack their own warmth. Who else feeds off others and lacks warmth?

3- Vampires are horrified of crosses. Who else is averse to religion?



As it stands, despising evil Westerners is an art. Through stern dedication and determined, unified effort, I believe we can and should develop it into a science.

 

[Daacad90]

I want to explain to you why I think "vampires" are actually a metaphor for Westerners.

However, I want to do that later.

First, I want to discuss the importance of rotating your terms for evil Westerners.

If you call them "imperialists," "devils," it might get old and lose its impact.

I recommend you rotate your terms. The next time you think about calling evil Westerners "imperialists" or "devils"- I recommend you start comparing them to vampires instead.

With your acquaintances and those close to you, you can talk to them about the similarities between Westerners and vampires- then it can become a sort of running theme. It may be good for strengthening relationships. People who hate Western vampirism together may tend to stay together!

I particularly recommend discussing this with small children. It is important to instill children with healthy and useful values.



So this is how we can demonstrate an uncanny similarity between Westerners and vampires.

1- Vampires burn in the sun. Who else fears sunlight?

2- Vampires suck the blood of others and lack their own warmth. Who else feeds off others and lacks warmth?

3- Vampires are horrified of crosses. Who else is averse to religion?



As it stands, despising evil Westerners is an art. Through stern dedication and determined, unified effort, I believe we can and should develop it into a science.

Sax wallahi, lakiin the analogy of the cross is false since christianity is false in the first place.

 

[Omar del Sur]

Sax wallahi, lakiin the analogy of the cross is false since christianity is false in the first place.

Then what would be the point of Satanists using upside-down cross symbolism?

I don't dispute that Christianity is a false religion but Christianity is basically the next best religion after Islam.

It is not surprising that in the Western cultural depictions of vampires they would be averse to the cross specifically.

If these had emerged from an Islamic cultural milieu then presumably they would be scared off by recitation of the Quran.

I'm not espousing a religious relativism- Islam is the objectively true religion but the evil spirits are not only opposed to Islam.

As the world becomes darker and more Satanic, there is a push against Islam and Christianity.

Islam is the true religion but Christianity is higher than paganism and atheism. For example, a Muslim man can lawfully marry a chaste Christian woman but not a Hindu woman.

I think there is clearly a push to eliminate Christianity, even though the devils are more opposed to Islam.