At the macro level (so do not piss me off with cherry
picked acts of benevolence) a handful of powerful have
all the strings in their cruel, greedy hands. While the
majority, overwhelmed by the everyday urge to survive,
cannot even fathom to dedicate a few minutes per day
to contemplate the true architects of their misery.
The world as it stands today sucks. It is social darwinism
at its best, and the petty quarrels of the common people
impede them from seeing the real opponent. What am
I to do? I cannot change that. No matter how hard I try,
I will fail to bring an anarchist revolution to fruition, and
I shall be left bitter and bloody... just as I am today.
It is time to give up. The finitude of my existence demands
from me to dedicate every single day of my life to the
selfish goal of smiling, proofing myself from the institutional
oppression in which we live, and filling my days with
nice memories so I can remain smiling once my body has
ceased to provide me a top notch service.
And, no, the world does not change one at a time. It
changes by drastic shocks where everything is burned
down so it can be rebuilt. So don't try to feed me that
sugar coated lie.
How can anyone maintain the will to live after realizing
that there is absolutely no saving from the slavery of
the status quo?
Originally posted by Seitseyes mate life is a bitch and then u die
At the macro level (so do not piss me off with cherry
picked acts of benevolence) a handful of powerful have
all the strings in their cruel, greedy hands. While the
majority, overwhelmed by the everyday urge to survive,
cannot even fathom to dedicate a few minutes per day
to contemplate the true architects of their misery.
The world as it stands toda ...[text shortened]... to live after realizing
that there is absolutely no saving from the slavery of
the status quo?
Originally posted by Seitse"Belief is a wise wager. Granted that faith cannot be proved, what harm will come to you if you gamble on its truth and it proves false?
At the macro level (so do not piss me off with cherry
picked acts of benevolence) a handful of powerful have
all the strings in their cruel, greedy hands. While the
majority, overwhelmed by the everyday urge to survive,
cannot even fathom to dedicate a few minutes per day
to contemplate the true architects of their misery.
The world as it stands today s ...[text shortened]... ill to live after realizing
that there is absolutely no saving from the slavery of
the status quo?
If you gain, you gain all; if you lose, you lose nothing. Wager, then, without hesitation, that He exists." -Blaise Pascal (1623 to 1662)
