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politics is still just religion.
it's about control. no king ever really believed in jesus magic, but you behave better (produce more [not you the person, but you the serfs {in aggregate}]) if you think he does.
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The left, as I see it, like to incorporate a sense of moral superiority into their personal sense of self-worth. They get that moral superiority by using an “oppression index” type of hierarchy given to them by propagandists to decide which intersectional group has it the worst in America, then focusing on helping those going from the most disadvantaged up while simultaneously pretending that resources are infinite. Sort of like how Jon Stewart one time sarcastically commented “free money and unicorns for everyone!” or something to that nature The big change in the last decade or so is the left has stopped giving a fuck about any right wing, whether that’s a poor or a black right wing person, etc. If they’re right wing, fuck them, they’re the enemy. So their altruism comes across as hollow in my mind. A true saint would be willing to forgive and care for literally everyone (maybe barring the most extreme outliers) How I am like the right is I don’t mind telling people “no”, or admitting that some people might just be completely fucked by circumstance. I wouldn’t say it’s that I don’t care, but maybe that I don’t care enough, or that I am too much of a realist I have no problem taking the moral lowground. I am the person on the lifeboat pushing people back with the oars, because if too many people climbed on, the entire boat goes down and everyone drowns. The left doesn’t want people like me, but any system with limited resources NEEDS people like me to tell someone “sorry, you might just be fucked”. And yes, maybe one day that fucked person would be me too But yes, you are correct that I am not all that religious. Although I don’t see politics as my “replacement” religion, because like I said, I take the moral lowground in a lot of areas, politically | |||
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Less than 200 years. That's a couple handfuls of generations. We didn't even know there was a "galaxy" in the sense of there being other galaxies until Hubble. And we didn't know their were billions of *visible* galaxies ... until Hubble!
So we wonder why people are rustled. Alvin Toffler called it "future shock" -- the future happens too fast for human groups to digest it. This was back in the 60's. It creates disorientation, or what Durkheim, 100 years early in the 19th century, called "anomie" -- a feeling of normlessness. Confusion happens when people do not know which way is up. SO just, you know, pop in an 8-Track of Europe 72, and just realize, all this fury? Your youth and your best mind is passing by, and you are thinking some boogie man gonna get us. It ain't gonna happen man. You just got some bad acid.
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sorry op ended up having to work late, ill come up with something special for ya later
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WTF is he trying to do, destroy RNF?
Look, IGNORE THAT BULLSHIT. That was my goddam valet, Chang.
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not a single one
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