Saturday, 28 August 2010
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I'm Tired of Living.
Seriously. It gets difficult to justify my continued existence on this planet. No one will ever see me as a human being, ever.
I'll always be the stereotypical white guy, the stereotypical American, the stereotype. I don't want to live that way.
Don't believe me? Go to answers.yahoo.com and tell me with a straight face we live in the best generation. Holy. Fucking. Shit
There are pages of answers on that site saying that if you're circumcised you're a backwards retard with zero sexual potency and an IQ to match. Well, sorry for not giving my parents the finger when I was 12 seconds old, I'll do better next time.
There are pages of answers on that site saying that if you're born in America you are automatically a warmongering terrorist. Oh, goodie, so if you're born in Africa you're automatically an AIDS-infested rapist and if you're born in England you're a dowdy prick with bad teeth and no money?
I don't know what's worse: living with the knowledge that these people exist or living with these people.
I get so frustrated sometimes. I feel like no one will ever just look at me. No religion, race, creed, nationality involved.
I just want someone to see me and not all the things people tell them to see in me.
I mean, come on. Circumcision arguments? Is the entire world so flippantly uncaring about all the problems with economies and wars that we have to measure each others dicks? Is the world ruled by college fraternities? Seriously, that argument really set me off. It made me fucking mad. I don't CARE what my dick looks like. I had no CHOICE in the matter. Maybe my parents shouldn't have chosen for me, that part of the argument I can understand, but it's a little late in the game to be feeling insecure about yourself, don't you think?
The American thing is getting old too. "If you live in America you're a meanie." GO FUCK YOUR MOTHER! I don't care what you think about me! I've got a job, a beautiful woman who means the world to me, and a wonderful life that I worked hard to attain. I could literally not care less about your opinion! Seriously! Maybe the reason you don't like me is because you don't know me. You make judgments before you get your facts straight.
Good fucking Lord, am I the only one who thinks this way? Is my mindset so alien to all of you that no one can understand that I just want to be a regular guy? That stereotyping and centuries-old beliefs are grating to me and I don't like to be subjected to them? Since when did the world go fucking insane?
Thursday, 05 August 2010
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The Most Beautiful Thing in the World
A = A
Sweet mother of holy mercy. This is beauty. Fuck all your makeup, your designer clothes, your six pack abs, your monuments that will ultimately leave nothing behind.
A = A
Fuck reality television, politics, people who think I'm crazy for believing in a greater purpose.
A = A
There is no subjectivity. No compromise. Things are as they are. Everything is objective. There is no grey area. Right and wrong. Good and evil. We all know this, which is why we find the prospect of moral ambiguity so captivating.
A = A
Equality at all costs, right? Sacrifice the most visible people in society to the masses and your legacy is assured. The rich, the Jews, the blacks, the whites. Pick one, you will prosper beyond your wildest dreams.
A = A
Keyser Soze said, "The greatest trick the Devil ever pulled was convincing the world he doesn't exist." My God. He's right. He's right. We've been tricked our whole lives. We've been told the only thing that we can rely on are the people in power. They will save us. They will murder us.
A = A
A=A
AA
A
There is only what we see.
Sunday, 16 May 2010
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End Race
There is no point to it.
How many people have died, how many lives have been ruined, how many countries have fallen because of race? The Jews in the Holocaust, the hateful reverie against foreigners in South Africa, the deaths of untold billions?
Thanks, race.
We categorize ourselves by our skin and nothing more. We see flesh, weak and pitiful, and we elevate it to the highest standard of creation. We associate everything with our skin; our intelligence, our atheletic abilities, our sexual prowess, our kindness. We attribute nothing to ourselves, only to the Altar of Flesh.
I have a vision of one day when man and man look at one another and do not think "There is a shifty-eyed kike" or "What a greedy looking peckerwood" or "I bet that nigger wants my money".
My vision is of a day when man and man look at one another and think, "There is a human being."
We are not insects or diseases to be categorized and placed in jars on a shelf. We are not animals to be caught, tagged, and chased throughout our lives.
We are human. We are the zenith of life on our planet, not our skin.
We are one.
Wednesday, 14 April 2010
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Logically Unreasonable
I got to thinking about God again today. I was raised Christian, and I guess I could still be called one. I ask questions, though, about my faith and about the faith of others.
Religion is one of those funny things. Everyone has an opinion about it, but not everyone feels like talking about it. Most people are afraid of insulting religious groups or drawing their ire. A lot of people just accept it as one of those things, like cancer and alcoholism.
Can God be logically explained? No, I don't think so. Our definition of supernatural is full of contradictions. The natural world, that is, everything in the universe, is for the most part objective. Facts are facts. The speed of light is the speed of light. Water is bipolar. The Earth spins. Very few things we perceive are left to our own devices, most are constant and logical. God is not.
God exists and has existed in many forms. Some believe in many gods, others believe in one, still others believe that God exists in nature, in the human spirit, and in the sun. God is subjective, completing whatever task a culture believes him to complete.
Many believe that God does not exist; that our society, species, and inclinations are the result of chance and development.
This explanation, however, I cannot accept.
The universe seems tailor-made for our perceptions. The mathematic system we created seems to fit perfectly with our universe. Our bodies seem perfectly adapted to the stresses of the gravity and laws of physics in our universe. In general, the universe is a very logical, ordered, factual place.
Probability, by definition, is anything but ordered or factual. Probability is the study of possibility, the attempt to salvage order from chaos. While the methods we use to do this are factual, the actual state of possibility is not.
It is foolish, therefore, to surmise that chance and possibility somehow took special notice to one single planet in one single part of the universe. It is foolish to believe that the universe in general was the product of probability. There is no probable cause for the creation of a universe. Nothingness is nothingness. Whatever existed before the universe was supernatural, because nature did not exist in it. Nothing did.
According to the logical, reasonable laws that our species has observed about the universe, something cannot come from nothing. Matter cannot be created or destroyed, only changed in form. By this definition, the universe should not exist. If nothing truly existed before the universe, then the universe could not have existed.
Maybe the universe is the result of another universe. Perhaps the death of another universe created ours. This still begs the question as to what started the original universe.
I believe in a higher being. I believe some force, be it natural or otherwise, somehow started the universe and somehow affects the goings on inside of it. I do not believe that this entity actively affects our day to day lives. I believe free will is a gift to be used and abused as our species sees fit. I believe that a moral code exists. I believe human suffering is mostly a product of our own devices and not that of a coldly distant monotheistic being.
I believe this higher power expects us to utilize our free will to further our knowledge of its universe. I believe this higher power expects us to work with other members of our species to achieve this goal. I believe this higher power expects us to follow a moral code to facilitate this goal of species-wide interaction.
I believe in a higher power.
Call me crazy, loony, idiotic, or crude.
I cannot think of a better explanation.
Wednesday, 31 March 2010
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I Have a Lot of Problems with Barack Obama
Problem #1: His lies.
I'm not one for duplicity. Life is too short to be spent figuring out who's truthful and who's not. Barack Obama is not truthful. Recently, he made a comment that he was going to "move us from an economy that runs on fossil fuels and foreign oil to one that relies more on homegrown fuels and clean energy" (L.A. Times). Correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't Republicans during the Bush and Clinton administrations say the exact same thing? They were derided as idiots and environmentally insensitive, but Obama is hailed as a hero. Obama's so called off-shore drilling is a ploy to lure undecided Republicans over to his side; to convince people that he is a moderate president even though his campaign trail supported ultra-leftist tendencies (socialized health care, etc.)
Problem #2: His attitude.
The large part of this country's debt can be placed squarely at the feet of entitlement. People believe that they are entitled to things. Tiger Woods thought he was entitled to some free poontang, as did Jesse James. People are too afraid to come out and say that special interest groups (NCAA) and government run institutions (The Education System) are bleeding our coffers dry. Why did teachers strike last year? Because "Education Cuts Never Heal", right? These people are mad because they are being paid what they deserve; their skill levels and the grades of their students reflect their effectiveness and by extension their paychecks. Obviously, raising teacher salaries does nothing to help education (California has the highest paid teachers in the country but is second to lowest in reading and math scores.) Obama, too, shares this entitlement attitude. He believes that people should get things for free, i.e. health care. Problem is, you can't just pull a bundle of money out of your ass and everything turns hunkey dorey.
There're more, but I don't feel like putting them up right now.
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