why starbreaker.org?

Any reasons I might give for this website’s existence are post-hoc rationalizations. Reason is, after all, nothing but a bratty sub to the passions, and should be bent over and spanked if it even appears to aspire to any higher office.

starbreaker.org exists because I want it to exist. It exists because I have the means and the knowledge to act on my desire. That is all there is to it. Having the ability, in this case, confers upon me the right.

You might also wonder why I’d bother running a website instead of merely settling for social media like a normal person. Well, I was never normal. Normal people don’t post on social media, let alone run websites. And if I’m to be ‘abnormal’, I feel no obligation to be ‘abnormal’ in a way that further enriches the already wealthy. If I want to make rich assholes even wealthier, I can do that at my day job. But if that isn’t enough for you, then keep reading; maybe it might help if you knew what this site is to me:

• starbreaker.org is métal hurlant.
• starbreaker.org is a sacrament of defiance.
• starbreaker.org is my exercise of free speech.
• starbreaker.org is my work, done my way.
• starbreaker.org is intertextual violence, a crime of literary shock.
• starbreaker.org is a refusal of societal demands that I specialize or simplify myself for the sake of those who cannot handle complexity.
• starbreaker.org is a gentle rebellion against the tyranny of capital, a use of my intellect that does not further enrich the already wealthy.
• starbreaker.org is where I let my shadow out to play and am most truly myself.
• starbreaker.org is an eigengrau sword forged of my rage, my compassion, and my eternal hostility toward every form of tyranny over the individual human mind.
• starbreaker.org is the scar I will leave on the face of my culture.
• starbreaker.org exists because that is my will, and my will be done.

It’s really this simple, and the reasons don’t really matter: I do it because I damned well can. I do it because I choose to. I do it because only God can stop me, and He has more pressing concerns. (At least, He damned well should; shall not the Judge of all the Earth do right?)