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The (not very) Noble Savage
Thursday, November 10, 2022 10:33
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Posted byBy SavantNovember 1, 202272 Comments
Since Joogle nuked my original blog I’ve had many requests to republish some of the most popular posts, the following being frequently mentioned. As it happens I found the original draft of the post in text format when rummaging through old files recently. I thought that this included what I had written on the Australian Abbos but unfortunately it seems that was a separate post. Anyway enjoy this still very relevant blast from the past.

I’ve just finished reading The Tyranny of Guilt: An Essay on Western Masochism by French philosopher Pascal Bruckner in which he claims that “all of modern thought can be reduced to mechanical denunciations of the West, emphasizing the latter’s hypocrisy, violence, and abomination.” He shows how Europeans see themselves as “the sick man of the planet” whose pestilence causes every problem in the non-Western world. When the white man set foot in Asia, Africa, or America, death, chaos, and destruction followed. Europeans feel themselves born with stigmata: “the white man has sown grief and ruin wherever he has gone.”

Well, maybe he’s over-stating his case. But there’s no doubt that one of the staples of our delusional post-colonial romantic self-flagellation is the myth of the Noble Savage. Coined originally I think by Rousseau in the eighteenth century, it’s characterised by misty-eyed fantasies about early men and women, living in Bambi-like harmony with nature while selflessly looking out for each other. But then the (White) colonialists came along to spoil everything, with their pesky hospitals, colleges, literature and so on. Of all the delusions supporting the anti-White agenda, this is surely the most egregious. So hopefully I won’t bore you by taking a look at the reality of some of those idealised lives.

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Depends on the tribe/culture across the board. Then again, ultimately we're all the same as a whole, huh? We do what we gotta do to survive, and we exploit, and we adapt to the environment. As for modern technology, I really wonder about its inception. Was it invented by us, or did we have help?

I dunno.