I don’t have a lot of new things left to say anymore. That’s how things go with old men. They have to stop themselves from repeating what they have said before. I’ve learned the noble art of keeping your mouth shut. At dinner with new company, when people bring up politics, I don’t say a word. I eat in silence. Young men have opinions they need the world to know about. Old men with any degree of class will tell you that discussing politics over dinner is impolite. It’s honestly uglier than talking with half-digested food in your mouth for everyone to see.
What I’ve noticed is that people just tend to shut down, when you point out the soft white underbelly of their worldview. Talking to a low IQ low status white male about ecological overshoot is really no different from mentioning to a leftist that we ran out of physical space in most of the Netherlands to build houses and so the problem is a bit more complex than “neoliberalism”. When people don’t want to understand something, they’re not going to. When I was young I thought that people build a mental model of the world based on information. But in reality they install a mental model of the world in their brain and then they look for ways to reject points that don’t fit into it.
Telling people what they want to hear, is an excellent business model. When you tell people what they want to hear, you don’t even have to be good at stating it. I don’t think it’s very dignified however. It’s mental prostitution. As with all prostitution, you become unable to tell apart what you want and what your customer wants. Anyone who makes money posting his opinions on the Internet is engaged in mental prostitution. Whether you’re a high class escort or the town bike (like Andrew Tate) is secondary, you are a prostitute.
But young guys are somewhat naive. Have a look at this:
This is Sister Cindy, a woman who found Christ. Please do me a favor and watch the whole video, I promise it’s worth four minutes of your time. She is holding a talk about “abstinence”. But as she explains what a woman will do when you buy her Margeritas at a Mexican restaurant, the students (mostly the boys of course) loudly cheer her on. And supposedly, poor Sister Cindy is so aloof that she doesn’t understand what she’s doing.
Well, I’m an old man by now. I can look at Sister Cindy and figure out she must have had her fair share of LSD over the years. She has probably completely shattered the thin illusory barrier between Self and Other multiple times. American women of her age, who still have long hair and a healthy figure, are not stupid. Nor have they lost their sex drive. And like most women, words have an emotional impact on her. The boys think they’re mocking her, by cheering her on as she explains how a woman will put on a harnass and peg a guy after drinking five Margeritas.
Well, sorry guys, you’re too innocent to realize Sister Cindy is having the time of her life as you cheer her on. It’s kind of similar to the homeless guy who is yelling at a seagull and starts yelling louder as you walk closer. Yes he is mentally ill, but he is also putting on a show for you, for his own enjoyment. Sister Cindy enjoys hearing all the submissive boys cheer her on, as she penetrates and defiles their innocent pale minds with her words. And in all fairness, she deserves it, because she has bravado and is skilled at her game. She has refined her art.
If these boys were a little older and had an actual holistic interest in girls their own age, beyond their naive compartmentalized instinctive drive that disperses through their brains as they age, they would have figured out what the shy girls their age get up to on dark corners of the Internet. And then they would realize that Sister Cindy effectively sodomized them with her words, with their cheering being moans of pleasure. She very obviously gets something out of this, but they’re too naive to realize it.
To look at this and think: “Sister Cindy is a Christian abstinence preacher” Is childishly naive. And yet, to look at this and think: “Sister Cindy is not a Christian” is almost equally naive. Sister Cindy is just taking Christianity back to its early roots, by not being discreet. The early Christians “found Christ” after finding a whole bunch of other things in life.
Effectively all of Christian tradition is saturated with sexual imagery and symbolism. A nun just manages to maintain a lower hedonic baseline, so sex for her becomes ritualized. She kneels down and opens her mouth, to receive the blessing of Christ, a naked tortured man nailed to a cross, in her mouth. Imagine looking at this and not comprehending it. That’s true innocence.
On the other hand, a sodomite who makes everything explicit, constantly pushes his hedonic baseline higher. He goes to a club in Amsterdam, he screws up his brain’s dopaminergic tone with stimulants, then he finds out eventually while being tortured by another man, that there is no pleasure left to find in it. Then it ends in suicide.
When Leftists say that words are violence, they’re just revealing their brains don’t have a very thick barrier between different qualia. It’s similar to how Muslim men react to insults to the prophet Muhammed. These men don’t have a strong sense of self. When you insult Muhammed, for all practical purposes you’re insulting them, because in their lived experience they are a mediocre form of Muhammed, a degraded photocopy if you will.
For people with a weak sense of self, experiences become similar for them to reading about them. Right wingers who insist on “free speech” are not unable to understand this. Rather, they’re just showing off their ego: “I have a strong sense of self. I can take everything you throw at me.”
Well, I’ve noticed that they can’t. Words can be sex. Violent, dominating, assertive, cruel, merciless. If you look long enough, you’ll find videos of fat unattractive guys on the Internet, getting women to humiliate them. But every once in a while, you can tell the women give them exactly what they ask for, but they’re too good at it and they’re actually hurt in their ego.
That’s generally my experience, when I tell people what I see. They can’t handle it. They shut down. “That’s a hoax, that’s all fake! These globalists are just lying!” Those are not the words of someone who doesn’t believe you. Those are the words of someone who doesn’t want to know. Someone who doesn’t want to let you into his mind. He’s trying to tell you that his arse is shut tight.
Everyone loves a good sub. It’s why Asian women are so popular among Western men. It’s not that they’re unable to stand up for themselves, it’s that they’re able to endure a lot. Imagine an old man goes to the supermarket with his elderly wife. They fill their bags full of heavy stuff. The man wears two bags, his wife wears one. We don’t say: “Ha what a loser, his back hurts because he has to carry his wife’s junk!” He’s just good at absorbing pain for her. He is being a good sub.
East Asian nations are influenced by Buddhism, which teaches us that the self is an illusion. There’s no true distinction between self and other. So what you find in these nations, is that historically they don’t have slaughter houses. Inflicting cruelty on animals is frowned upon and taboo. But they do have food that causes you pain. They have very hot red peppers. When you eat these, you alternate in position with plants. You allow plants to inflict pain on you. You submit before plants.
Ultimately, that’s what ecological awareness is too. You allow plants, species and entire ecosystems to transfer their pain onto you. Their pain is intellectually abstract. Most people can’t handle it, they flee away from it. But here, the noble instinct is to submit to the degree that you are able to.
To descend entirely into your thoughts, perhaps with their help and to make their pain yours, like an elderly man who carries his wife’s groceries. To truly comprehensively internalize, the young elephant, part of a dying herd, of a species that has roamed this Earth for millions of years, whose father was shot by a tourist for the joy of killing an animal, because elderly male elephants are seen by humans as not essential to the survival of the herd. To be treated as an object, a lingering curiosity from a dead era that brings in tourist money. To have all your dignity robbed from you.
This is torture. But humans seek out torture for a reason. The reward for making their pain yours, is that you begin to recognize the presence of God all around you. It becomes the only pleasure you need.
Hi everyone, I’m a low IQ low status white male and here is what I have to say:
Just move to a village in Siberia. Find a woman, keep warm, live poor, be happy, eat beetroot, make babies for the Kremlin.
and drink Vodka
And be sent to Ukraine and be blown to pieces.
Peace be upon you with God’s mercy and blessings. God willing, so long as I can fight with the Chechens, may God bless them and their families, doing close quarters urban combat, my and my brothers’ deen will be strong. After a long day killing Banderite UkroNazis, I can pray to my God giving thanks, enjoy a pineapple sisha with some added hash and sleep comfortable knowing that I am making the world a better place and that I have lived to fight another day, God willing, praise to the almighty. La hawla wala quwwata illa billah but God will give me strength.
Historically eastern Budhhist counties don’t have slaughter houses?
Thats a bloody lie.
Almost all Budhhists eat meat.
Stick to the truth please.
No this is documented fact.
There’s a difference between animals being slaughtered and having slaughter houses.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noble_Eightfold_Path
The Anguttara Nikaya III.208, states Harvey, asserts that the right livelihood does not trade in weapons, living beings, meat, alcoholic drink or poison.[43][81] The same text, in section V.177, asserts that this applies to lay Buddhists.[82] This has meant, states Harvey, that raising and trading cattle livestock for slaughter is a breach of “right livelihood” precept in the Buddhist tradition, and Buddhist countries lack the mass slaughter houses found in Western countries.[83]
I never understood why people needed so many rules and teachings to figure out what was right. Isn’t it obvious if you search your own soul?
Searching your own soul is not an easy think so I guess you would need to follow complex rules and teachings.
I have heard that Vipashyana meditation is very good for searching your soul.
I dunno, I never felt like I needed that, but I have trouble relating to how other people see the world too.
Point taken, thank you.
But as far as veganism is concerned, slaughtering in any way is unacceptable isn’t it.
Slaughtering is cruelty, but I agree that some ways of slaugtering are far more cruel than others.
But it is sheer hypocrisy to eat animals as long as someone else has slaughterd them.
What were you saying about tamasik food or something like that?
Does meat become less tamasik if someone else has slaughtered the animal or slaughtered it in a less cruel way?
Principles should not be slaughtered or corrupted.
>It’s kind of similar to the homeless guy who is yelling at a seagull and starts yelling louder as you walk closer
Based seagull screamer.
For most people, hanging out is just a way to get social validation. What they talk about is often of minor importance. Not infrequently the conversation is about a mutual friend who is being slandered. Otherwise, the conversation concerns a planned or already made trip abroad, a purchase, a planned renovation or some other status promotion. We are only hierarchical mammals after all. Then we have the autistics and the socially incompetent minority, who can choose to either try to fit in and clumsily try to learn the rules of the game. I prefer to be an enfant terrible in social contexts, at least when I’m in a good mood and feel that I can take it. Life will be more fun that way. I almost always fuck up in one way or another anyway so why not do it on purpose.
If you think Christ’s message was pro-sexuality you’re experiencing a profound misunderstanding of it. It’s a different matter to ask whether Christ himself was 100% correct, however.
> For people with a weak sense of self, experiences become similar for them to reading about them. Right wingers who insist on “free speech” are not unable to understand this. Rather, they’re just showing off their ego: “I have a strong sense of self. I can take everything you throw at me.”
Apart from your usual eco-moralizing, this is a very astute observation.
Within Radagast’s rants there are often some very astute observations, hence I am following his blog.
“East Asian nations are influenced by Buddhism, which teaches us that the self is an illusion. There’s no true distinction between self and other. So what you find in these nations, is that historically they don’t have slaughter houses. Inflicting cruelty on animals is frowned upon and taboo.”
So are you just unaware that China exists or what?
This statement is nearly as comically ignorant as your statement that Moses was chosen by God for his compassion towards animals.
To be fair, most people don’t practice what they preach when it comes to religion. Christians for example historically loved their human sacrifice rituals (Burning at the stake) despite what Jesus taught. Homosexuality is also a sin but we all know what Catholics like to to with little boys.
Normies don’t actually live in accordance with their faiths, I’m sure you could find some autismo Buddhist monks in China who are just as disgusted with the dog-eating savage hordes as we are. Buddhism and Hinduism both teach compassion to animals, and so, people who take the tenets of those faiths seriously are compassionate, should be simple enough to get. Same as how Christianity commands you not to sacrifice human beings (Doesn’t stop the normies)
Yahweh demanded animals sacrifice in his name, so I don’t know where the Moses comment came from. Jews today still sacrifice animals to Yahweh, that’s what kosher meat is.
You said something that sounded superficial to my ears.
Because I like you, I will point you to this pivotal work by French anthropologist Marcel Mauss:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Gift_(essay)
“He shows that early exchange systems center around the obligations to give, to receive, and, most importantly, to reciprocate. They occur between groups, not only individuals, and they are a crucial part of “total phenomena” that work to build not just wealth and alliances marked by economic wants but social solidarity because “the gift” pervades all aspects of the society.”