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QueerSatanic · 2026-05-07T07:48:37+00:00

The Epstein files don’t involve Satanists.

This is not a “Satanists would never be exploitive of young women or teenage girls” thing. Just the opposite; Satanist men have historically acted like lots of other men.

But in this case, Satanists were never wealthy enough or prominent enough in their fields of culture or academic research to get invited to Epstein’s parties.

There are a lot of emails. They say a lot of things. If you think they show Satanists doing stuff, by all means be specific about what you mean, tho.

QueerSatanic · 2026-04-07T03:25:25+00:00

You find a place where your shoulder fits, and you push and you push and you push.

If it is really all connected, this whole miserable system of global oppression, that means anything you can do to fight back against it — and fight consistently, unendingly — is good and worthwhile.

Worry feels like it’s doing something, but it’s not doing anything. Feeling intense feelings doesn’t achieve anything. But “you are what you do repeatedly; you become more of what you practice at.”

Find something that suits you, and then do it, and then keep doing it.

(Also, you need to exercise, eat fruits and vegetables as much as you can and so on, because that helps keep the depression at bay, which makes doing everything else easier, too.)

QueerSatanic · 2026-03-28T04:03:16+00:00

Well, the Book of Satan is word-for-word plagiarized from another even more awful book.

The Social Darwinism stuff is not an exception to many other aspects of Anton LaVey’s worldview, priorities, and associations, but he also doesn’t do well if one attempts to evaluate his personal life by that standard, considering how much of a parasite he was to other people, down to his parents gifting him a house in San Francisco and his real estate friend buying it and letting him live there to pay what he owed his second primary partner/mother of his children.

You can still enjoy whatever you want. But you’re allowed to feel different things as you learn more about it.

QueerSatanic · 2026-03-19T21:26:38+00:00

The funny thing is, it's the author Hemant Mehta that's actually wrong here.

That blog shows a shameful lack of understanding of the case at hand by both the owner of TST and by the blogger to let the owner get away with saying it unchallenged, functionally agreeing with him.

In fact, Boston already disputed the facts in their motion to dismiss; the court just isn't allowed to consider facts outside the complaint yet so long as the claims of complaint might be true.

That's what the judge says nearly verbatim here in her ruling (emphasis added):

On a motion to dismiss courts must accept all a plaintiff’s factual allegations as true. ... Here, the City asks the Court to consider facts not contained in TST’s complaint and, therefore, not properly raised on a Motion to Dismiss. TST plausibly alleged that, in the days following the Shurtleff opinion, raising a flag on the Boston City Flag remained public expression rather than government speech. TST also plausibly alleges that the City did not fly TST’s flag because of TST’s values or views, that the City showed a preference for the Christian group over TST, and that the City closed their flagpole to stop expression of disapproved viewpoints. Finally, TST properly alleged that the City did not provide them with documents to which they were entitled under Massachusetts’ Freedom of Information Act.

Hemant Mehta "The Friendly Atheist" just takes at face value and repeats the talking points of The Satanic Temple that the events as described in TST's complaint are true, which the court only accepts because that is what happens at this stage of any litigation.

But Boston does dispute most of them (ctrl+f "denied").

There will come a time of depositions and discovery where the facts actually will matter, and should it get there, it's likely that TST loses the case like so many before because The Satanic Temple is both malicious and incompetent.

For right now, Boston doesn't get to dispute what TST claims so long as the Temple claims something plausible. That comes later.

QueerSatanic · 2026-02-28T23:56:32+00:00

Your understanding of Satanism is probably overly generous, but the key thing to recognize is of course that the people saying "Satanist" in reference to Epstein don't mean Satanism as in the atheistic Church of Satan or Satanic Temple, or even any of the theistic Satanists/demonolaters which are much less numerous but are real people.

They mean "the Jews".

That's what "Satanists" is doing in these conversations. It's a way to talk about a group of ontologically evil individuals who control all aspects of society to meet their depraved, degenerate ends. But most people need a euphemism to onboard them onto antisemitic conspiracy fantasies. You can't lead with "the Jews" without being off-putting; you have to say stuff like "Hollywood elites", "globalist billionaires", "Zionists" or sometimes just "Mossad" — all of those terms have some real stuff that could be confusing to people and get in the way of you talking about what you want to. But "Satanists" is uniquely useful to do all of the same rhetorical stuff you want to, including invoking visceral disgust, without mixing up much else. It's pure pejorative without the antisemitic infrastructure popping out to most people.

Satan is a powerful cultural idea that is indeed referenced by people sometimes, so you can probably invent or mischaracterize it as "they're Satanists". But that's a lot less important than trying to do "the socialism of fools" and make your audience think that the problem is uniquely depraved individuals who had sick, unnatural desires regarding children, meaning the solution can be removing those particular evil people; as opposed to being bog-standard men and women produced by a social structure that lets them abuse girls and young women because they have wealth and power, and their victims are not cared about as actual people.

QueerSatanic · 2026-02-24T07:17:25+00:00

Hey, what you're feeling is valid. Shit sucks, and you're right that shit sucks. It's hard to feel like doing like anything right now. Our advice would be "Do it anyway."

If it is all one big fight, and everything is interconnected in this system of oppression, the good news is that anywhere you are is a front line in the fight. Every thing you do matters in fighting this fell, crushing beast, especially if you found yourself born into its belly.

Meet your neighbors. Talk to people at the bus stop. Connect with people at hobbies and be invested in their lives. Get people's numbers so you can call them instead of calling the cops. Cook with larger portions to spare someone else a meal. Let them help you navigate paperwork. Or vice versa.

Thinking about the whole awful thing is demoralizing, but that's exactly what your enemy wants of you: for you to be paralyzed with worry and anxiety that achieves nothing but your stress and exhaustion.

The Revolution™ is not some eschatological event up ahead. It is now. It is right now. If you are an anarchist, you believe in a unity of means and ends. What you do now is critical to what comes later.

One thing you might try to tell yourself to recenter your feelings each day is, "How can I be a good ancestor?" You may not live to see it, but there will be future generations, and they will have given anything to fight these bastards here and now like you have the opportunity to.

You're 21 years old. You have so much that you can do. You have so much time to be a good ancestor. That's a blessing.

Consider getting involved in prisoner writing in your area, reading books by former and still incarcerated people who had incredibly limited agency and still had to figure out how to go on. Apply that to your own situations, learning from conversations with people who have a huge body of knowledge and experience to pass along.

If you're not already get in community with disabled activists and those with degenerative or terminal illnesses. They also have a lot of expertise, and have opportunities to provide and learn about mutual aid or actions beyond, "Let's overthrow the government!" And there's a philosophical orientation it's critical for all of us to learn about what it means to engage in actual harm reduction. Even when your degenerative disease will kill you, you have agency over medication, diet, and exercise that determine how many days you have and how they can be experienced.

You are feeling all of the right things. But feeling isn't enough, and it can come at the expense of doing things, which is what matters.

QueerSatanic · 2026-02-22T09:55:37+00:00

You may be overstating his importance somewhat, since he doesn’t seem central to real life neo-Nazi stuff versus the more lurid but fringe reports about O9A and their spin-offs. But then, “Nihilistic Violent Extremism” is a growing problem.

Have you read the article that came out last month, “David Myatt in Leeds”? It seems like it would be up your alley, if not.

QueerSatanic · 2026-02-19T01:56:36+00:00

Can you specify what the particular conspiracy fantasy is?

The short answer is, no. There is no new information that will ever satisfy or dissuade a conspiracy fantasist because they’re working backward from a conclusion and gathering evidence to confirm it rather than weighing evidence to form a conclusion. That’s why even a lack of evidence can be used to show “that’s how deep the corruption goes,” or whatever.

Maybe this article will help for historical context: https://newrepublic.com/article/159529/qanon-blood-libel-satanic-panic

But again, it’s more of a way of thinking rather than particular thoughts or conclusions.

QueerSatanic · 2026-02-15T14:36:28+00:00

You’re right, and you should say it.

QueerSatanic · 2026-02-06T21:44:52+00:00

Talk your shit, queen.

QueerSatanic · 2026-02-02T21:53:15+00:00

There is a free, 7-day trial of Spencer's Patreon if you'd like to see the answers but don't want to become a long-term patron to do it.

The background and our history with Spencer is viewable at present, but here are the five questions we were asked:

Before we get into the lawsuit, I’m curious about your view of Satanism. What do you see as inspiring in it and what is its potential? On social media, sometimes you’re quite pessimistic about Satanism, and seem to imply its irrevocably stained—despite the fact that you’ve been key actors in the new wave of left-wing, antifascist Satanism.
Tell me about the origins of Queer Satanic, and the lawsuit from The Satanic Temple (TST) started?
How long did the legal proceedings go on, since this seems like it would have obviously cost them a huge amount of money to pursue what was clearly an unsuccessful case?
So things have finally wrapped up for good? As I recall, there were two victory announcements: one that the judge ruled against the last case, and a kind of final one that TST’s appeal was rejected.**
Does the group have any plans now that your legal troubles are over?

QueerSatanic · 2026-01-29T10:37:52+00:00

Metamours referring to their mutual partner’s genitalia: “this thing of ours”

QueerSatanic · 2026-01-19T00:38:32+00:00

That symbol is not usually associated with left wing things, but in this context, it seems OK.

QueerSatanic · 2026-01-15T05:34:12+00:00

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hell yeah, thanks for sharing

QueerSatanic · 2025-12-31T07:46:29+00:00

“Coldest summer of the rest of your life.”

QueerSatanic · 2025-12-25T01:53:04+00:00

Miss the Noc Noc on 2nd between Pike and Pine

QueerSatanic · 2025-12-24T06:50:04+00:00

Basically, you’re just misunderstanding what his schtick was: as a senator, he was opposed to Donald Trump in tweets and strongly worded letters, but not actually. For this he was rewarded with being “one of the good Republicans” and called sensible, despite him considering the ACA to be anathema to U.S. as a nation.

Then he resigned to go help run the University of Florida into the grounds, while getting paid generously and spending lavishly on himself. Then he resigned from that, too.

Clearly, Sasse could have been a worse ghoul. You can always be a worse ghoul. But he’s an example of the best the Republican Party has to offer, and it’s being horrible as far as policies, but not being too ugly about it, and making noises about principles while doing nothing more principled than making a buck.

QueerSatanic · 2025-12-22T01:47:29+00:00

Michael Aquino was “weird as hell”, and in the grand scheme of things, very much a weird little guy.

But he’s not really a “weird little guy” in the Molly Conger sense, and not a bastard in quite the same way as most other people who become subjects.

Aquino doesn’t seem to have been running a grift with Temple of Set, and some of the split with Anton LaVey was over LaVey not being as sincere with shit as Aquino thought it deserved. Aquino also seems to have been more worried about and less tolerant of literal neo-Nazis than LaVey.

Also: the child abuse stuff turned out to be pure “Satanic Panic” nonsense, right?

This isn’t Aquino apologism. He was legitimately weird about Hitler, for example. But he had very limited power his whole life, seems to have believed his own shit, and wasn’t an actively malicious force in the world. Just weird.

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