Deplorable Yankee
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Our dystopia is their utopia.
The only way to control a substantial population is to murder enough that the rest are terrified into submission. But it isnāt really the control thatās the objective, itās the murder. At root, murder stems from a grotesque hatred of oneās self, which animates a craven fear of anything and everything, particularly death, and paradoxically, a psychotic desire to kill oneās self and every other value. Only by understanding our enemies do we have any chance of defeating them.
The twentieth century and the two decades of this one offer ample material to study the psychology of evil. In the nineteenth century, Fyodor Dostoyevsky masterfully plumbed those depths. In the barren desert that constitutes todayās intellectual life, the study of history has been discarded and great literature ignored or burned. Theyāre casualties in the war being waged on anything that helps us understand ourselves. In one sense Dostoyevsky couldnāt have anticipated the collectivist charnel houses of the century to follow, but in one sense he did. He knew charnel houses were the work of individual souls, and one couldnāt grasp the one without examining the other.
With many minority groups claiming historical injustices against them and demanding remedial recognition and reparation, with official endorsement by many institutions of those claims and demands, and with their propagation via all major channels of communication, no voices have been raised in support of the indisputably smallest and most persecuted minority groupāthe individual. āIndividualā and āindividual rightsā are words that must not be spoken.
Any recognition of the individual draws attention to the fundamental and massive violation of individual rights stemming from coronavirus totalitarianism and governmentsā encouragement of riots, vandalism, and violence. In a Peanuts cartoon, Linus exclaims, āI love mankindā¦ itās people I canāt stand.ā The game is always the same. In the name of some collective greater goodāsafety, anti-racism, fill in the blankāthe wealth, property, work, rights, freedom, and lives of individuals are stolen. Of course the alleged greater good is never realized, but that was never the point. The fountainhead of any collectivist ideology is the hatred these lovers of mankind have for people and their pursuit of happiness.
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Long read on abusrd lockdowns and collectivist arse wipes
straightlinelogic.com
The only way to control a substantial population is to murder enough that the rest are terrified into submission. But it isnāt really the control thatās the objective, itās the murder. At root, murder stems from a grotesque hatred of oneās self, which animates a craven fear of anything and everything, particularly death, and paradoxically, a psychotic desire to kill oneās self and every other value. Only by understanding our enemies do we have any chance of defeating them.
The twentieth century and the two decades of this one offer ample material to study the psychology of evil. In the nineteenth century, Fyodor Dostoyevsky masterfully plumbed those depths. In the barren desert that constitutes todayās intellectual life, the study of history has been discarded and great literature ignored or burned. Theyāre casualties in the war being waged on anything that helps us understand ourselves. In one sense Dostoyevsky couldnāt have anticipated the collectivist charnel houses of the century to follow, but in one sense he did. He knew charnel houses were the work of individual souls, and one couldnāt grasp the one without examining the other.
With many minority groups claiming historical injustices against them and demanding remedial recognition and reparation, with official endorsement by many institutions of those claims and demands, and with their propagation via all major channels of communication, no voices have been raised in support of the indisputably smallest and most persecuted minority groupāthe individual. āIndividualā and āindividual rightsā are words that must not be spoken.
Any recognition of the individual draws attention to the fundamental and massive violation of individual rights stemming from coronavirus totalitarianism and governmentsā encouragement of riots, vandalism, and violence. In a Peanuts cartoon, Linus exclaims, āI love mankindā¦ itās people I canāt stand.ā The game is always the same. In the name of some collective greater goodāsafety, anti-racism, fill in the blankāthe wealth, property, work, rights, freedom, and lives of individuals are stolen. Of course the alleged greater good is never realized, but that was never the point. The fountainhead of any collectivist ideology is the hatred these lovers of mankind have for people and their pursuit of happiness.
snips
Long read on abusrd lockdowns and collectivist arse wipes
No Lives Matter, by Robert Gore
Our dystopia is their utopia. The only way to control a substantial population is to murder enough that the rest are terrified into submission. But it isnāt really the control thatās the objective,ā¦
straightlinelogic.com
