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How to be a remorseless killer
Otto Normalverbraucher · 2021-09-06 23:00
The Night Stalker
-taught by ex green beret thru his experiences in the war
-taught by peeping tom how to be sneaky
Grim Sleeper
-ex military
Micah Xavier Johnson
-ex military
-was seen by neighbors running drills
-was proficient enough to make police believe there two shooter rather than simply him
What instrumental skills , paramilitary or not, can be learned by yourself?
Spooky · 2021-09-09 20:37
>>7356
Remorselessness isn't something that can be learned, you either are or you aren't. For your main question, pretty much any skill can be learned through reading and self study. I would advise against killing people personally, but I'm not your boss so
Terzibashjian · 2021-09-09 21:20
being remorseless is a mindset thing. You CAN shape yourself into this, but that requires extensive training and psychological preparation, and intense, normally traumatic, experiences in order to destroy you, to enable a rebuild of your person. But that usually requires a controlled environment and someone who does the actual destroying and rebuilding. You can try doing the physical and psychological preparation work, shaping your body and mind for combat, and then seek out a situation that puts you to your absolute limits, hopefully breaking, but not killing you. If you can survive such an event, and rebuild your spirit afterwards, you will be the deadliest predator known to man. But i don't think you'll be willing to kill people afterwards.
John Rain · 2021-09-12 05:03
Op again, here is a channel that has some decent guides on some modern tactics and necessary gear
https://yewtu.be/channel/UCl1a1FOUwxh5pOsGOZw37Cg
This is a playlist of Mao's take on guerrila warfare
https://yewtu.be/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_lUNWXh7J3XjX2L_t0yj39RuSj264FjosI
Post any helpful materials
Also Merry 9/11 :P
Boris Grishenko · 2021-09-12 13:50
being ex-military won't help you. the military doesn't train you to be a killer in the sense of being proficient beyond being able to shoot straight, unless you're hot soykaf and get selected to be more than a grunt or a desk jockey. what the military primarily does is indoctrinate people into blindly following authority, operating as a team, and being willing to kill for your country. at least that's how it is in the US.
as others have said, remorselessness isn't something you can really train yourself to be. you either already are because you're a psychopath, in which case you wouldn't be LARPing on lainchan posting a thread like this, or you've been indoctrinated into killing for a cause and have done it enough to be desensitized to it. joining the military could be a path to the latter option, but most likely you'll not do anything exciting and regret the decision.
as far as actual skills go, the idea that serial killers all happen to be proficient at killing people is pretty laughable. most of them target people weaker than them, like women or children, and the only reason they manage to not get caught for awhile is usually because of a combination of police incompetence, them going after people who wouldn't be missed, and various historical quirks like hitchhiking being normal or there being no phones or social media. one who comes to mind who did actually kill people that could have beaten him in a fight was Carl Panzram, but you're never going to be a Carl Panzram because you weren't born to a family of Prussian immigrant farmers in the late 19th century in Minnesota who has been hardened by a lifetime of corporal punishment, prison, abuse, and crime.
sage because why the fuarrrk is this on the DIY board, also you're a LARPer glitterboy
Unnamed · 2021-09-12 20:00
>>7373
>being ex-military won't help you
ummm okay
>what the military primarily does is indoctrinate people into blindly following authority, operating as a team, and being willing to kill for your country
that's 98% of jobs you find out there except switch out country for company and kill for die and you're golden,friend
>remorselessness isn't something you can really train yourself to be.
try working in a slauhterhouse sometime see if come out feeling the same, sure you could give me soykaf and say "but they're not human u peta luving dumfuk " however id argue it would atleast cut down on your empathy.
>idea that serial killers all happen to be proficient at killing people is pretty laughable
yes i agree, that's why the discussion is on the attainable skills and/or pertinent vocations towards becoming the fuarrrking terminator
>sage because why the fuarrrk is this on the DIY board, also you're a LARPer glitterboy
still diy, these skillz for da killz
Armitage · 2021-09-12 20:28
>>7356
Sorry to inform you of this lainon, but your post seems to emit a quite striking amount of light and especially in the dark
Donna Hawthorne · 2021-09-12 20:42
>>7375
hey i saw that on the news like a decade ago, that soykaf was cool. also im too autistic to understand the depth of your post. i guess we all are on a watchlist now srry
Marly Krushkhova · 2021-09-12 21:01
>>7373
>the military doesn't train you to be a killer in the sense of being proficient beyond being able to shoot straight
more accurately the military finds people who are already remorseless killers and puts them in roles like sniper. Most people cannot do those jobs not because they don't have the skill, but because most people have a hardwired aversion to killing when they are not directly threatened.
Case · 2021-09-12 21:57
>>7377
I thought they look for poor people
Lady Jessica · 2021-09-12 22:35
>>7378
yeah that's how they recruit but most recruits get grunt jobs where they either never see combat or only do patrols.
Shogun · 2021-09-17 23:45
>>7369
It can be learned or probably forced on anyone through traumatic events
The Fin · 2021-09-20 13:45
philosophy can put you on a path as well, killing something can be rationalized away if you have a purpose and evidence to support your purpose.
Fred Nurk · 2021-09-24 19:41
>>7407
recommended schools of thought?
Otto Normalverbraucher · 2021-10-04 05:16
Do this:
- be edgy
- watch gore
- kill
- get away with it
Vasya Pupkin · 2021-10-04 07:00
if you're asking to be a remorseless killer, you must already have the capacity for remorse, in which case i advise against killing. you might as well be asking how best to destroy yourself. to which i say, as discretely as possible.
and thats not me saying lol kil urself, despite appearances. just that if you want to ruin yourself, you should strive to do so accurately, and with minimal impact on others unless you want more and more negativity aimed at you.
i suspect this is anger related and you'd be better off, in a very literal sense, by turning it into positive motivation. it's much easier to get into a negative feedback loop, and harder to get out of one, so you should do everything you can to avoid it unless that, and all it brings, is your ultimate goal. is like kicking dead whales down the beach that positivity requires more effort, but what can you do? PROTIP: nothing. doing nothing is better than doing harm if you're currently low-energy.
best of luck, and stay ruthlessly self-interested. just... think further ahead than your examples had the capacity for. the long-game is where it's at.
Marly Krushkhova · 2021-10-04 07:28
>>7448
>image
a lot of these are signs that someone is a police informant
Nanashi No Gombe · 2021-10-24 17:14
I have read a book published by Palantir Press I thought they are called or Palatine or something. There's one where an anonymous writer has written a book on how to be a killer for hire. Funny guy, practical advice and very entertaining book. He tells about his first hit, the hows and the whys, seems legit actually. He doesn't sound remorseless, maybe just about the killings. Not the most recent book though, so the advice on where to find the contracts seems a bit outdated. I cant remember the name of the book, but I have it somewhere and if I find it ill post it here. Some retard film maker used his first kill story as the opening scene of his film, haha. Shit film cant remember the name as well, but its there, haha, if the author knows about it, hed probably be proud. But it was soykafty acting, soykafty directing, which is a pity.
There's also the article on Atavist magazine about Paul le Roux hiring hitmen to kill some people, but he and his gang of hitmen got caught through a US trap in Liberia. Fun read as well, but those guys were also retired military and were now private security in sketchy countries (somewhere in sub-Saharan Africa).
Would not recommend though, most I've read about this soykaf is the difficulty of inevitable paranoia.
The most interesting takeaway from the hitman book I thought was that he said when you make the first kill, its very difficult not to talk about it. So be prepared to feel like a God and not be able to tell anyone. For the no remorse part, I don't know anything
Eldon Tyrell · 2021-10-24 17:28
>>7425
Im >>7527 but I forgot to add, maybe read some Nietzsche for this. He's all about a morality of sheep & Hawks. You're either a sheep like those Christians, or you're a hawk and you set the course, you decide your life, you are the morally superior. He's a fun read as well. Other ethical stances that may undercut morality is emotivism. But when you get into critical metaethical analysis I think it'll scrape a couple of years from the remorseless killer description :p
Miho Iwakura · 2021-10-27 02:05
>>7527
Thanks 4 the quality post. i am pretty surprised this thread is still kickin.I think the publication Was Paladin Press.
here r some reads
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unethical_human_experimentation_in_the_United_States#Psychological_and_torture_experiments
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psychological_warfare
https://archive.org/details/Psychology_of_Killing/mode/2up
Neo · 2021-10-29 18:12
>>7545
>Paladin Press
That was it yes, great. Fun Wikipedia page en.wikipedia.og/wiki/Paladin_Press
It also has a reference to the archived version of the book, so I put that one in the attachment
Lain Iwakura · 2021-11-10 17:16
>>7560
4got 2 say Thanks. So Thanks
Hiro Protagonist · 2022-01-23 14:21
>>7425
Read max stirner or explanations of Stirner's views, since his books are more of making fun of objectivists rather than explain what he thinks and he also uses a lot of bad grammar.
Ivan Petrov · 2022-03-11 21:56
sorry for neglecting this thread
here is some love
https://1drv.ms/u/s!AnqAX-IR2SxDbgJg7sFnQw_l0UY?e=02Lumh
Crash Override · 2022-04-19 09:07
>>7356
Be edgy
One way it could work is if you are desensitize to death an dead people, watch those chinese videos of people having bad accidents while you increase how graphical this videos are and boom you are inmune to those rare feelings when you see dead people
The Fin · 2022-04-19 10:43
>>7356
How about Therapy?
Rick Deckard · 2022-04-19 11:19
>>8490
Usually I'm not a fan at all of the therapy posters, but in this case I have to give credit where credit is due.
Not many things are likely to drive a sane, normal, well adjusted lain to conduct crazy murderous rampages for fun. But if anything could do it, a few good long chats with a therapist might be the ticket.
Consider getting some drugs too, while you're at it OP. Help deaden any emotions and get you used to feeling nothing. Not sure I know any training methods that sound as consistently good, and with such quick results, for this purpose as what I've heard about antidepressants and anti anxiety meds.
Hiro Protagonist · 2022-09-06 17:02
why would you want to kill anyone anyway? all you're going to do is ruin your entire life when you inevitably get caught.
Void · 2022-09-07 13:57
>>7356
I'm going to assume you are 14 and not planning on going through with any of this, but on the off chance that you are not, I must ask, what do you think you would gain from randomly killing NPCs? It is pointless, will change nothing globally and will make your life hell locally.
Debbie Charteris · 2022-09-24 13:08
You're not and you never will be. You're just someone with a lack of control who thinks that foregoing any empathy and sympathy will allow you a fleeting attempt at control of others hoping it will put you in control of yourself. Stop looking for the easy way.
Aristóteles Amadópulus · 2022-12-21 01:21
>>9295
shut up debbie, im a big boy now
The Fin · 2023-01-01 00:32
>>7448
bros... i think im the wojuk
John Doe · 2023-01-09 21:38
jack off to the offended page every single day. the whole thing. slowly scrolling.
Bob Arctor · 2023-05-01 12:31
>>9653
better start acting like it then
Yu-ichi · 2023-05-01 15:28
>>7356
>>7375
I remember another thread that just turned into soykaf slinging. Actually, IIRC there were in fact 2 similar previous threads.
>>7373
There is a concept that the ideal soldier turns killing into a technical skill, and improves that skill just like you would driving. It becomes instinct instead of a decision. There are texts that date back hundreds or thousands of years on how to become efficient at it. The more difficult part psychologically is using discretion or wounding people intentionally (like snipers trying to increase a kill count).
>>7377
Also not entirely true. Some people excel at it because psychopath or sociopaths, but many people can easily become killers. Socially conditioned aversions to killing can easily be overcome.
Once again lains are not as well versed as they think they are in this subject. This thread is going the same direction as the other two.
To answer OPs question on how to become callous towards killing, working in a slaughterhouse, and then become radicalized or something is a path that some people go down.
There are enough studies about extremist groups that show how a normal person exposed to certain tragic life event or trauma can learn to love or hate things and then become a merciless killer. That goes doubly for autistic people. A lot of mass murders (not psychopaths who kill for fun) saw themselves as protectors or vigilantes.
>>7448
Heh, you can't deny there's spooks on here, especially when they admit it themselves kinda regularly.
Hong, Guil Dong · 2023-05-09 21:58
>>7356
I don't know about you but i uave plans on join the french foreign legions
Marly Krushkhova · 2023-05-11 19:08
>>10241
>they admit it themselves
An officer never will. The sprawling network of thousands who're tertiarily involved sure like to hint at it though, but very unlikely they serve any violent potential. Some kid working at Intel, for example. These networks form naturally, and at their fringes exist a strange, seemingly schizophrenic innuendo rife with eyebrow raises and soft, unspecific jests.
There's a lot of youtube content coming out with Russian/Ukrainian syndicate members suddenly being less then quiet about their activities and involvements, and very interesting events that preclude formal military activity. Car bombings, subterfuge cells, strike drones launched from inside Russian territory? I don't know what you're talking about.
Netrunner · 2023-05-12 16:16
>>10297
>An officer never will
A whole group of FSB officers got relieved for tweeting about being le edgy international spies and basically the Russian james bond.
There's also a big difference between the movie spy assassins and real life. While there have been crazy assassination plots, there are plenty of spooks who lurk around looking for would be threats. Laseranon from 4ch doxxed himself here multiple times, and he openly discussed his desire for violence all across IBs.
It's not too far fetched that the very intel spooks who are on here and obviously other IBs would notice people like him.
Leto Atreides I · 2023-05-12 19:01
>>7356
please dont
i know this goes against the thread and culture but killing people is never good
people already hurt each other too much todays so please be the poppy in the field no warmonger
you only have your humanity to gain when you resist the societal killing metanarratives
and theres nothing glorious about war anyways
sorry for te ramblings im just so sick of all the bloodshed and injustice its so tiresome
Leto Atreides I · 2023-05-12 21:46
I know that this thread should have been dead for a long time and that the OP is likely a glitterboy, however I am very fascinated by the kind of individuals that OP mentioned. Are there any historical resources when it comes to the modus operanti of smart criminals/killers? I'm not planning on becoming one, but I'm very curious about how they do it.