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Aesthetics of whiteness and toxic masculinity 3.0 style.
"Tell a man he is brave, and you help him to become so."
Thomas Carlyle
🇫🇷 Toutes nos félicitations à Tomasz qui a réussit à soumettre Éric Olsen (malgré une différence de poids de 24 kg).
🇬🇧 Congratulations to Tomasz who managed to submit Eric Olsen (despite a weight difference of 24 kg).
On June 19, 1936, Max Schmeling entered the ring in Yankee Stadium first, his glistening hair greased back above bushy brows. Within minutes, Schmeling showed that he had, after all, found Joe Louis’s weakness. In the fourth round, sure enough, Louis dropped his guard. Schmeling hit him smack in the face. A split second later, Louis hit the canvas for the first time in his professional career. Schmeling would win the first fight against Joe Louis who was considered the best in the world at the time. Hitler would personally great him on his arrival back in Germany. When war broke out he would go on to fight in Crete with paratroopers on the Frontline meanwhile Joe Louis would see no action and just run around the US collecting money for the war effort. Max would survive the war and even compete again in 1948.
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"The most important thing in a man's life is not happiness; it is knowing that his life served a purpose."
— Machiavelli
"It's easy to love your country when it's blooming, enjoying the fruits it bears. But, you should love your country when it's cursed, when death relentlessly sweeps all over it."
— Aleksandar Pašić.
"the thing that makes you want to die for is the thing that makes you want to live for"
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🏴 Solo Active Club - La Rochelle
⚔️ Passez une bonne semaine et restez actif !
"Somewhere, a future leader is furious at what he sees around him: the cowardice, selfishness, and incompetence of the 'leaders' who betrayed their warriors so completely and utterly.
He is out there."
-Quintus Curtius Rufo.
DRUIDS OF THE BLACK SUN - My Love
@DruidsOfTheBlackSun
“I know of no better life purpose than to perish in attempting the great and the impossible.”
— Nietzsche