Bartek did not want to be Tyler Durden; what he sought was a “Project Mayhem” expressedly created to destroy the Tyler Durdens of the world. His Pan-Tribal Conspiracy was aimed at convincing every man to recognize his own physical body as the territory of a state, and for every such man to become his own anti-fascist dictator... The surreal, bizarre message that Bartek propagated is best described by this analogy: instead of creating charismatic men to spellbind nations like Pied Pipers in jackboots, he wanted exactly the opposite – for those spellbound victims of the crowd to instead over-run the theoretical Nuremberg stage in a stampede, trampling and killing Hitler in the process. With the entire crowd now populating the stage, and not a soul left in the audience, each of the former spectator puppets would rip off their clothes and approach the microphone absolutely naked and wholly exposed to the elements. Having disowned the flags of every nation – and replacing the need of nationalism with a patriotism of the soul – these newly crowned emperors of will-power and self-determination would begin, one by one, to recite the text of their own personal anti-fascist Mein Kampf expertly crafted to destroy all facets of negative control. Shouting their fanatic designs to an empty stadium, the microphone reverberations would bounce off emptied concrete, because no one would be left to hear it... One by one, the Anti-Mussolinis would froth at the mouth with impassioned rhetoric, passionately screaming towards invisible crowds the central message that no man should ever convert to their frenzied and fanatic message, because what is right for them is not right for everyone else, and that every man should be free to think for himself, to follow his hearts desires, and that through mutual understanding and compassion they be united in their quest of peaceful individuality, open communication, and respectful intercommunalism.
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