Let's talk about KEK, baby. Let's talk about you and me.

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I think we can all agree now, the Kekistan meme is... dead.
It was a curious experiment, and one i'm glad happened.

But it betrayed its own god; KEK by becoming exactly what KEK isn't - it became too easily defined, too rigid, too brittle, like the pathetic Atheism+ movement.

Kekistan is a failed state, but KEK lives still; we saw it, and some of us understood what it truly represents; the tip of an ideological iceberg, a glimpse into real chaos, and an understanding of the energy that in the past, when people were less nihilistic, is what gives birth to a pagan god.

Chaos has value, and chaos is powerful because it liquidates into anarchy, which crystallises into order.

I believe KEK has still yet to realise its full value and potential, and must not be weighed down by the poorly forged pig iron that is Kekistan.