The History of Zombies

Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
February 3, 2016

Here’s a sort of cool video showing the evolution of zombies.

Zombies are an interesting cultural phenomenon in connection to the non-White invasion. Basically, The Walking Dead is just a straight-up metaphor now. I don’t think it’s on purpose, either. This is just in the back of all of our minds. Because even if we don’t know it consciously, we are all feeling the pressure of being displaced by monstrous hordes.

And on the subconscious level, we are all racists. We are all born racists. Your brain recognizes patterns, whether you want to admit them or not, and your blood recognizes that you’re part of a group.

It would be hard to find a single theme – at least a theme so specific as zombies – that has been so huge in a culture as zombies have been for the last half decade or so.

Beyond the metaphor for non-Whites, the grotesque nature of zombie entertainment also must say something about the current cultural zeitgeist, though I’m probably not smart enough to know what.

We should probably ask those guys at Counter Currents.