As a young kid, i wondered when it would tip. The have and have nots, gridlocked. Some born into conplete shit...some born into pillows of money. A clear difference, a line in the sand. Then 2020 happened. The shell game. The FED buying 4 trillion in corp dept...and we grasp for toilet paper. We deserve this. I relish the pain, stupid fucks scramble for lysol while we slip into being comfortably numb. I look at my girlfriend and wonder what she is worth in lead and water. Tune in, drop out. We beg for 1200 dollars and give up everything. I find my heart racing...not because of the demise. I relish the end. I enjoy watching projections take our lives.over a sneeze. I cant help but laugh as rome burns. I just hope i can find out what the Kardashians had for breakfast
I hope it was conflict free oats and free range eggs...
Damn, Jim, I like the cut of your jib!!!!!!!!!!!1
Nihilism is a perfectly rational response to this clown world. I feel sorry for children and those who have them.
(04-08-2020, 10:12 AM)Guest Wrote: [ -> ]Nihilism is a perfectly rational response to this clown world.
Yes, but the logical conclusion of nihilism is extinction.
Whether life is meaningless is subjective. Many people have hope for the future, and it's not for us to say nay to them.
Pike wrote from a Kabbalistic perspective about the inevitable progress towards a just and moral society in his much maligned
Morals and Dogma. Some consider that book to be a roadmap for Illuminati world domination, but, having actually read it, I don't see that at all.
People know the current world system is a shit sandwich without the bread. They're starting to wake up to the fact that human progress has stagnated, and things won't change as long as the oligarchs are running the show.
A populist revolt is clearly needed, and it's looking like this will be the thing that sets it in motion.
They say mankind is always nine meals away from anarchy. I think I have about that much food in the freezer.
(04-08-2020, 01:29 PM)Guest Wrote: [ -> ]. . . things won't change as long as the oligarchs are running the show.
Those people are so damn fucking old anyway...
They just need to give it up.
(04-08-2020, 01:29 PM)Guest Wrote: [ -> ]They say mankind is always nine meals away from anarchy. I think I have about that much food in the freezer.
NINE?! Bahahahaha anybody who says that ain't ever dealt with me when I'm hungry!!!!!!!!!!!!! More like 3 meals!?!?!?!?!
(04-08-2020, 01:29 PM)Guest Wrote: [ -> ]Yes, but the logical conclusion of nihilism is extinction.
Whether life is meaningless is subjective. Many people have hope for the future, and it's not for us to say nay to them.
Pike wrote from a Kabbalistic perspective about the inevitable progress towards a just and moral society in his much maligned Morals and Dogma. Some consider that book to be a roadmap for Illuminati world domination, but, having actually read it, I don't see that at all.
People know the current world system is a shit sandwich without the bread. They're starting to wake up to the fact that human progress has stagnated, and things won't change as long as the oligarchs are running the show.
A populist revolt is clearly needed, and it's looking like this will be the thing that sets it in motion.
They say mankind is always nine meals away from anarchy. I think I have about that much food in the freezer.
Put down Morals and Dogma and pick up Might is Right. Idealistic fantasies are for kids and coddled academics. Pike also wrote this.
“Fictions are necessary for the people, and the Truth becomes deadly to those who are not strong enough to contemplate it in all its brilliance. In fact, what can there be in common between the vile multitude and sublime wisdom? The Truth must be kept secret, and the masses need a teaching proportioned to their imperfect reason.” ― Albert Pike
"The nations of the world are either autocracies (monarchy or dictatorship) or oligarchies (formal or informal cabals of military and/or economic elites). All routtinely claim to be "public servants", working for the interests of the entire citizenry. As long as this image is maintained, by a mixture of propaganda and force, the autocracy/oligarchy remains in power. If it fails, the result is revolution and the eventual institution of a new, similar elite. Yes, this is a very harsh, banal, and depressing portrait of humanity; it is unfortunately also coldly realistic. The "science-fiction" of George Orwell's _1984_ has quietly become the contemporary way of life." - Michael Aquino