ANOMIE
(n) social instability resulting from a
breakdown of standards and values /
alienation and uncertainty that comes
from a lack of purpose or ideals. |
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Death
to Government
Mass murder is not a natural
state of affairs but rather one that must be organized and
engineered by a central authority. From Stalin to Pol Pot only
government powered by wayward ideology can compel its citizens
to obey such destructive dictates.
It takes a
government to create mass starvation; look at
Zimbabwe today
under the guidance of the racist Marxist Robert
Mugabe. Why do North Koreans eat grass and sell
human flesh for food? It's not because they don't
know how to farm, it's because food production is
controlled by the central authority.
But of
course our government is safe and
trustworthy so don't worry about it,
right? Many forget that Hitler was
democratically elected by a significant
margin in a legitimate election. And who
kicked all of the Japanese, legal
citizens by the way, out of their homes
and locked them up in internment camps
during World War II? That same U.S. government
(and the Soviets too) tested atomic bombs
on their very own soldiers, the same ones
that fought to defend their country!
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American soldiers soaking up the gamma rays on the
beach at Enewetak atoll, 1956. Those nuclear blasts sure
light up the nighttime darkness eh? |
The first atom bomb
used in war was dropped on Hiroshima and targeted
a Japanese military headquarters. However it's a
little known fact that the American military knew
they would vaporize not only
20,000 Japanese
soldiers in their barracks
but also American POW's being held in a prison
there! And what did the 'peacemaker' president
Harry Truman have to say about that very event?
"This is the greatest
thing in history!" I rest my
case.
"The US and the Soviet Union each
spent the equivalent of 10 trillion dollars on the arms race."
-
Mikhail Gorbachev, July 2002
Even a cursory study
of recent history provides a damning portrayal of
the hazards of centralized authority, and the
bigger and more distant it is from the people the
worse it gets. Never, ever, ever concede power
to persons that can avoid the consequences
resulting from their actions.
Death
to God
The stupidest, most
mind stifling, self-destructive notions
can always find an
open opportunity to perpetuate in the skepticism-free
safe haven of religion. Here are a few cursory
examples:
-
Orthodox
Jews won't touch a light switch on the
Sabbath, many refuse to touch a phone to
call an ambulance either and definitely
not if the unfortunate victim happens to
be a gentile.
-
Christianity
still thinks evolution is a fiction,
these are the same people that caged the
great mind of Galileo under permanent
house arrest for supporting the appalling
heresy of *gasp* the Earth revolving
around the sun and not the other way
around! And if Galileo had been less
famous he would have been tortured and
executed. The Christian Church used to
put animals on trial for crimes against
God and they accepted cash payments for the
forgiveness of sins - even for dead
relatives!
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Today, even
though many Amish buildings are destroyed
by lightning induced fires they refuse to
add lightning rods to their buildings
because they believe such things are
contrary to God's will.
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And what of
Islam that doesn't even want women to
drive cars (God forbid, it might actually
prove they're capable of doing something!)
or forcing them to wear head to toe black
robes in the broiling desert heat.
Islam's hatred for women is only matched
by Judaism's. In fact misogynism is so
much a general trait of all the dominant
religions it may as well be a defining
characteristic.
Confusing? Doesn't
make sense? Of
course - it's religion! The less logic it contains the more it
can only be understood by faith, and faith means obedience to
the interpreters of the manufactured confusion. This is the power of the priesthood
class, they profit from ignorance and blind
belief.
"Well,
religion is a collective insanity, the more
powerful because it is traditional folly, and
because its origin is lost in the most remote
antiquity," - Bakunin.
Death
to Ideology
Highlighted in a
recent book review - the conveniently forgotten
war crimes perpetrated by the Communist
liberators of Germany. Those heroes of the
Motherland somehow found the time between shaking
hands with allied American soldiers and building
'Iron Curtains' to gang rape, literally every
woman they could get their hands on throughout
eastern Europe. The author wryly states "If
anything, the events of 1945 reveal how thin the
veneer of civilization can be when there is
little fear of retribution. It also suggests a
much darker side to male sexuality than we might
care to admit." [1]
Yeah, no shit
Sherlock, it doesn't take Andrea Dworkin to figure that one out.
All animal species operate under the same sexual principle of
reproduction by every means possible and (news flash) most of
those bipeds so generously referred to as Homo sapiens have very
little inner desire to actually act like human beings when they
can act like animals instead. The sad truth is that most people
will do about anything if they think they can get away with it.
"The
Red Army had managed to convince itself that
because it had assumed the moral mission to
liberate Europe from fascism it could behave
entirely as it liked, both personally and
politically."
[ibid] Death to communism, death to fascism, and death to
everything in between. What did either side gain besides some 30
million dead?! Fuck their wars. I've seen videos of World War II
German news films; you should too if you get the chance.
Germanic robots eagerly dying in pools of blood and mud just
inches from that unreachable goal promised them by their
benevolent leaders so their wives, sisters and daughters could
be mass raped, tortured and murdered back home. Meanwhile those
precious few with enough smarts to refuse to participate in the
orgy get a slave manufactured, government stamped bullet
implanted into their brain at mach two.
And just like
clockwork, once again our benevolent leaders
concoct another world war against evil, this time
it's terrorism replete with all the typical
propaganda - 'axis' of evil' and 'them against
us' the Godly saints versus the filthy demons all
perfectly packaged propaganda properly priced for
all the citizens to gladly pay for in blood and
taxes.
It's long overdue
but nihilism will steal their ammunition
literally and figuratively once and for all.
Communists will die for communism, fascists will
die for fascism and the religious will die for
religion, and with them all gone the nihilistic
remainder will joyfully inherit the planet.
Death
to Purpose
Here's a good way to
start a conversation, just ask someone, "is
there any rational purpose to cosmic existence?"
Can they give a serious answer? And could this
dearth of logical purpose explain rampant
consumerism, drug abuse, entertainment escapism
and suicide?
So then, what are
we here for? The intellectuals take a stab and
walk away bloody. The misfiring synapses in
Nietzsche's syphilis corroded brain spoke in
mystical tones on the expression of power
embodied in the Zarathustrian superman. Carl
Sagan took a few hits off his joint and told us, it's all about
fathoming the infinities of the cosmos, man. Pioneer Freydis the
first simply fought her way through the mess and took what she
wanted. Freydis II implies that there is no reason, so don’t
even make one. Now true, taking advice from any of those persons
should probably be accompanied by one of those lengthy legal
warnings that come with computer software, but nevertheless the
real problem is that everyone tries to find a reason regardless
of the dangers. It's human nature. Although we may know why things are, none of it
seems to serve any goal. Yet we're programmed to believe, or more
accurately predisposed to believe, that everything has a goal
and purpose. So we revert to mystical notions to avoid dealing
with it. The result is religion, the manic faith in unassailable
fiction as an intentional avoidance of the rational lack of
logical purpose for existence beyond tautology.
'First-Nation'
archaic cultures are the most obvious victims of
anomie occurring from the head on collision
between modern high-tech culture and stone-age
subsistence living. But even within the modern
western world the effects of science and
technology are taking their toll -- continually changing, revolutionizing, and
discrediting tradition.
School
shooting anyone? Another
kernel pops, the news crews package the carnage
into a 60 second evening spot and everyone not
dead takes an aspirin for the sense of mild
unease and tries to get some sleep for the early
work day tomorrow.
Rewind to the opposite extreme, now
we see why intentionally irrational movements exerted such a
significant influence during the tumultuous 20th century. From
the pure emotional incitement of Dada art to the expression of
raw animal power in Fascism, trying to not make sense actually
takes a lot of effort and produces some strange results.
Humanity slams into yet another cinder block wall. The people were just as
exploitable as religious believers were because once again they
had no objective references; they castrated their minds and
robbed themselves of their only defense - skepticism and
critical thought. So there you have it, within the modern milieu
faith leads to suicide as the flawed notions are continually
discredited, reason leads to nihilism, and irrationality leads
to mass destruction. Decided yet?
The bottom line is that an
awareness of continuity is necessary for sanity and contentment
(if you study nothing else in life, study history). In practice
this means a comprehension of past coupled with a reasonable
expectation of the self continuing into the future, in some form
or another. This is the root psychology of human purpose.
Basically all of human endeavor is wrapped up within the
inveterate quest for immortality.
But even if
everlasting life in a literal, physical sense is
impossible it can nonetheless be achieved in a
vicarious but very significant way. This
practical immortality can take multiple forms
from genetically similar offspring to more vague
concepts like heroic altruism, fame, and glory.
Indeed the most successful here have themselves
interjected into the very fabric of culture, an
estimable means of perpetuating legend to be sure.
The secondary benefit to achieving these coveted
statuses is that it enhances every other element
of social success; celebrities never have any
problems finding money or mates.
Death
to Culture
Although culture is as palpable as
it is immeasurable it's really just a collection of common
beliefs, values, and ideas that slowly change with the winds of
fashion and perception. Culture is a means of conveying
collective knowledge from one generation to the next; and indeed
many animals have culture too, so it’s not even unique to
humans.
Yet simultaneously, as
cultural participants, it serves as a dimension with which to
perpetuate the concept of self. Culture is proxy immortality for
the participants, a selfish gift to the next generation.
Purpose comes from knowledge of your past with the prospect of
it continuing into the future. And although a few try to live
purely for the now in a state of hedonism, it's always an
ephemeral affair since it leaves no remainder, no memories, no
residue, no offspring to carry on the ideas or the culture.
The information being
conveyed within culture doesn’t even have to be useful, indeed
most of culture is purely arbitrary and of no functional
utility. Garbage and poison spread just as quickly as health and
optimism. Much of cultural knowledge was useful in the past but
isn’t any longer, and may even be harmful to development, but it
gets pushed forward by inertia and habit.
A culture that isn't
questioned or revaluated, destroyed and reinvented, is a
hopeless loop of history repeating itself where subsequent
generations must repeatedly toil against the same pain and
wrestle the same fictional demons. Culture unquestioned is just
habit - it's the comfort of routine within the context of
perceived history. So it’s entirely natural for youth to revolt
against the culture of their parents and their ancestors, both
to rid the world of dead and obsolescent ideas and harmful
beliefs, and at the same time to craft an identity for
themselves that's built from the foundation of the past and
combined with their assessment of the present in order to
survive and prosper in the future.
Don’t cling to culture or
hide behind it -- it’s not a solid rock or an absolute value
that must be, or even can be, perpetuated forever. To believe
otherwise is to become a slave to your ancestors and the past,
unable to adapt to the present, and doomed to a miserable
future.
We know what culture comes from and what purpose it serves but
the important issue is what form should our culture have, what
values are it based on and perpetuating? If it's based upon
faith in fantasy it will inevitably crumble to dust and spin everyone
attached into disorder and self-destruction. If it is based
instead on facts and skepticism it will have greater longevity
while generating peace and prosperity for the cultural
participants.
Death
to The Ego
One of the recurring
themes in nihilism is that individual worth is
vastly inflated by the subjective self, or what's
popularly referred to as the 'ego' - that selfish
urge inherent within human nature. For example,
the belief in life after death didn't arise by
accident. Just think of the alternate and how it
limits actions. Eternal life is an illusion but a
potent one. "All the Galatae, the
Triballi, and many other barbarians believe in
the soul's immortality, so they have no fear of
death and go out to embrace danger."
From Iamblichus' Life of Pythagoras, Book
XX, ~AD300 A more contemporary example would
include Jihad warriors and suicide bombers
blasting body parts all over the street with
unswerving faith in the fiction of a heavenly
afterlife.
The misguided belief that the self
is of utmost importance is an understandable survival tactic
because it covers up the doubts over existence but it can also
lead to a sense that nothing else matters so when those feelings
are at an emotional nadir suicide is the only way out. Much of
self-destruction is commensurate with the degree of ambient
social anomie, that being the realization of eroding values,
disillusionment and failed beliefs. But only if one is so
wrapped up in those illusions that you have no inner worth
outside of them. Self-destruction is an egotistical expression.
It's like saying 'I can't get the gratification my ego says I
deserve so nothing matters anymore because it's only me that is
of any importance'. Shortening perception down to the
nearsighted limits of the Id and reflexive impulse is a bumpy
ride indeed. It's like trying to steer a speeding car staring at
the road directly beneath the front bumper.
Physics doesn't
care, genetics is pitiless, and the whole
universe doesn't give a damn because it is all
operating on a time scale significantly longer
than any single human life. For instance if you
were the only one on Earth, your value is 100
percent. Add another and it drops to 50 percent,
four equals? And 6 billion equals? This is not
negating individual value and input, it's just
trying to put it in a more accurate
context. Trade unions highlight this with the
concept of worker solidarity and general strikes; meaning that although any single worker or
individual can be easily replaced by another to
work for the system, collectively the public has
a significant power.
Ego value must be
placed in proper perspective because inflated
self-worth without the evidence to support it is
not a pretty picture. It's time to tone the
hyperbole down a bit and find something valid to
substantiate your ego instead of just making it
up.
Death
to the Money Morality
Pol Pot was the only
communist ever to have gone so far as to actually
put his money where his mouth is, revolutionarily
speaking, and ban currency entirely.
It's also
the only thing he ever regretted doing. Few
Americans would ever dream of trying what Pol Pot
did because they love money. But the love of
money is also viewed as a negative thing so it's
carried under the proxy banner of the 'free
economy' of unfettered capitalist trade, which
sounds more acceptable because it implies that
even people without any money can potentially
acquire copious amounts of it too, someday,
perhaps ... not.
However anymore this
disingenuousness is the source of significant
criticism from both ends of the political
spectrum. It may be called a 'free market' but
that phrase could not be more misleading. If it's
a free market why is everything regulated? And
why do the rules keep changing? And why do the
same people keep winning? The true power of a
government is money - the ability to print it,
spend it and tax it. Rob authority of that power
and you have an impotent regime, laws are useless
and the military will quit if you don't pay them.
Pol Pot's lament! Ultimately it's
impossible to have any kind of equitable system
and certainly not any element of social harmony
within a true free market without vitiating the
cultural values of the money morality.
Few know this but before
World War II only a very few rich Americans had to pay any
income taxes. It was not until Roosevelt's war and the trillions
spent maintaining the ruse of the Cold War that average
Americans had to pay anything to the federal government in
income taxes! But as a side benefit to government, high taxes
make subsidies that much more effective, meaning it enhances
their ability to enact value goals. After all, a tax break
doesn't work if you're not paying anything to begin with. Higher
taxes make the government stronger but it makes the open market
weaker and that actually makes getting things done, built or
created, tougher.
But first let's back
up a bit, what are money and an economy anyway?
Money is like water, it always flows downhill but
what it does in between can be manipulated and
the economy is like the topology, the surface
land. Within a fluid and open economy the most
powerful influence enacting desired values is the
tax code. Taxes and money laws are like the dams
and canals for waterways. It is a universal rule
that a person will work harder if they think it
benefits them personally, this is the 'secret' to
capitalist success. An open economy plus
regulated tax and financial codes create the
incentive, and the entrepreneurs and
industrialists go for the bait and construct the
valued items and goals in the process.
Remember, money is a
symbol, the cash you spend on beer, pizza, rent
or anything else is called fiat currency because
it's not backed by gold or anything of value
except the reputation of the printing agency, in
the case of America this is the Federal Reserve
for bills and the Treasury for coins. Governments
love this kind because the money supply can be
inflated (printed up) at any time in any (reasonable)
amount as deemed necessary for political or
economic reasons. The consequence for this is a decline in value;
for instance the British Pound has lost 100% of
it's value over 100 years, meaning what could be
bought with a penny then, now takes an entire
Pound note. America has a loophole called 'Dollar
hegemony' but that's another story.
But the point is
that money is a symbol, the tax policy is a tool,
and both are value neutral in and of themselves.
It would be self-destructive to eliminate them
because it's not the money, it's not even the
economy, it's the values stupid! (A bumper
sticker slogan for nihilists!) The values and the
people pushing those values are the problem; they
use those tools to generate the product.
Economics is riddled with value judgments, for
example should we take the expensive option and
recycle everything thereby increasing present
living conditions? Or just throw it away
decreasing living conditions but giving us more
money to spend to perhaps fix the problem? Here's
another fairly neutral example, the tax
structure, coupled with values such as home
ownership, privacy, and national defense created
the interstate highway system, the suburbs, the
private real estate market, and the axis of
American money purchases: the house. Suburbia
was crafted through favoritism in tax laws driven
by a desire for neat, private, single family
dwellings away from the city. A goal that simple
generated (probably) the largest movement of
people and construction endeavors in world
history. Values drive the vision, and in an open
economy the vision is built using money tools.
The industrialists and
the entrepreneurs will always follow the
money, they always follow the simplest and most
consistent of rules: personal profit. Collective
success comes not from vitiating these dupes but
from manipulating them.
Death
to the Love Delusion
Even the most
enigmatic and bathetic of topics for poets and
philosophers, love, is just simple chemicals in
the brain. Sexual and maternal bonding is just oxytocin from the pituitary gland. Love is the
triumph of group over individual, of gene over
carrier; it's a temporary insanity of sorts that shuts down
parts of the brain that might start asking inconvenient
questions at the wrong time. At best, love
is merely a synchronous delusion, or as H.L. Mencken put it,
"love
is the triumph of imagination over intelligence."
Love is primarily an
irrational expression, this contention is
supported by the stunningly typical expression of
regret all relationships encounter when the
chemicals wear off. Think of how many marriages
end in divorce. Besides that, the modern divorce
rate is more an expression of the freedom western
society allows within relationships and the
egregious allowances of love that have not been
enjoyed on a comparable scale anywhere in
recorded history. Instead of having a mate chosen
by parents, clan, or lack of alternatives within
cloistered societies, the decision rests solely
upon the individuals personal discretion, or lack
of it. So this decision is now determined by the
fleeting whims of emotion with minimal social
pressure for long-term success or even a
fundamental compatibility between individuals!
Thus cohabitation is increasingly popular because
it's a superficial way of circumventing the issue
of legal partnership entirely.
And I
feel like a beetle on its back
And there's no way for me to get up
Love'll get you like a case of anthrax,
And that's something I don't want to catch
- Anthrax, Gang of Four
The vast majority
have no idea what they really want out of life or
a relationship - it's all fantasies and
imagination destined for a rude realization when
it's too late anyway. The victims of this
widespread stupidity, ignorance, and social-incompetence
are the children of such relationships. We'd all
be better off if they'd just grasp the fact that if
you can't get it right don't do it at all. Unfortunately for
the rest of us, and social harmony in general, our present
errant culture prides itself on perpetuating the triumph of love
over reason as well as over mental and physical health.
Knowing this doesn't
make the effect of love any less powerful but the
awareness of being manipulated coupled with the
powerlessness to rise above creates a maddening
feeling, a negative stimulus in stark contrast to
the positive of acquiescence.
This
demonstrates how much of human behavior has no
thought involved at all but is just predictable
reactions. Freedom? Liberty? One wonders!
"Marriage is the only adventure open to the cowardly." -
Voltaire
The only inalienable rights are
those derived from the genetic imperative, all else is fiction.
And yet to defy that nature is not only counterproductive but
essentially impossible.
Nonetheless, genes can’t plan ahead; they can only spread or go
extinct based on circumstance. As sentient beings struggling to
survive in an over-populated world of diminishing resources we
have the burden of making strategic decisions, and we must never
ignore, through delusion or intent, our own fundamental
biological elements.
Death
to Philosophy
Albert Einstein once stated
that, "The
most incomprehensible thing about the universe is that it is
comprehensible."
Philosophy fixates on the apparent complexity of nature and
classical thinkers ponder the grandeur and mystery of the
universe. Yet one who constructs a conclusion using the building
blocks of scientific knowledge eventually reaches a stunning,
inescapable, and diametrically opposed conclusion. Existence is
so absurdly simple it's utterly disheartening.
Yet simultaneously
the source of life's excitement is the unknown,
the chance and risk residing within all new
encounters. Take it away, make everything
predictable, knowable and the result is stasis,
boredom, hatred for life and eventual suicide.
Making things predictable has the unintended
effect of eroding grandeur and destroying drama.
Just think of the simple fact that the laws of
the universe and biology are all even capable of
being comprehended with a modicum of human effort.
The fact that things are both consistent and
quite understandable is utterly devastating to
philosophical thought.
Popular perceptions
are really just profound misunderstandings of
simplicity. Welcome to reality - mystery is
dead, philosophy is dead, faith is dead, love is
dead, and hedonism is boring. [2]
Death to Liberty
Like so many other ideals the populace desires, although they
may wish for freedom from control they don’t wish to live with
the consequences. Wars are declared, invasions launched and
authority enforced all in the name of freedom. Nearly every
political or social movement and economic reform is based on precepts of
freedom, liberty and so on. Free economics only enriches the
already rich. Adam Smith’s 18th century treatise ‘The
Wealth of Nations’ on unfettered market capitalism was the
philosophical groundwork for Laissez Faire economics or as he
called it ‘a system of perfect liberty’. Over 200 years later
we’ve found that pure freedom does not and never has existed.
What does exist, and always has, is a system of power and
authority and each side continually attempting to maximize its
own benefit often at the expense of the other side. The ironic
truth is that the most desirable system of government is one
that doesn’t function efficiently!
People don’t really want freedom and liberty because that means
other people will have freedom and liberty too. What most really want is safety and regulation and a double
standard. People really want equal opportunity but no
responsibility for their own failures within a system based on
merit, but at the same time one that blocks new entrants in order
to keep out the competition and hold what they’ve earned (or
stolen). The only remotely effective system of controlled power
and the maintenance of freedom yet found is one that pits one
side against another in a standoff. The Mutual Assured
Destruction (MAD) policy with the Cold War’s nuclear weapons was
50 years of pseudo-peace.
In
actuality personal freedom and liberty is a lofty, hazy ideal
that is continually being used by despots and democrats alike to
sugarcoat their policy actions just long enough to get the
public to swallow a poison pill. The French Revolution, one of
the bloodiest and most fratricidal civil wars in modern history,
was founded on the three ideals of liberty, equality, and
fraternity. Despite the fervency of the participant’s beliefs in
those three values the outcome had little if anything connected
to them, just the twisting torment of a hopelessly distorted
society attempting to reconcile archaic values with modern
realities. Not until a military dictator took power did any
group begin to get the things they wanted and it didn’t take
long for Napoleon to piss away France’s military conquests after
that! Hell of a long way to go just to get the metric system!
Real freedom and liberty is barely recognizable when compared to
the nebulous ideal. Complete liberty is a myth and real freedom
is a compromise because every human individual exists within and
because of a complex network of social connections and
inter-relationships. In practice nobody can just do anything
they want because the freedom of one will invariably impinge
upon the freedom of another!
Death to
the Y-Chromosome
Many things are confusing
because we are unable to see them in proper perspective due to
bias or ignorance. Contrary to popular perception, reality is
not constructed in human dimensions. The real biological driving
force is not the human body but the genes that build it, a
concept first formulated by William Hamilton. Evolution works
through the genes, not through the individual.
“Our
genes are not serving us at all. It is the other way round. We
are serving them — faceless, thoughtless, and ruthless.”
[3] This is why sex is such a source of endless discord,
contention and social trouble because the two opposing forms, XX
and XY, are in direct competition with each other, with different
needs and, very often, dissimilar goals.
Look around you and think for
a moment. You’ll eventually discover that essentially all our
artificially induced problems can be traced back to man’s
reckless abuse of wealth, property, and power and woman’s
machinations to exploit male cravings for her own benefit. The
Y-chromosome that creates men and sex has no conception of
future or consequences; it only seeks to reproduce as rapidly
and widely as possible without regard to anything else. In the
process it has created a synthetic, toxic world that is killing
and poisoning itself and everything else along with it. Clearly,
this is an issue of profound proportion that takes us to the
very roots of the established socio-biological order. Recognizing the true
dimensions of a problem is the first step towards rectifying the
situation.
Death
to Morality
The time to take out
the trash and clean up the human detritus is way
past due, the stink of rot gets worse everyday.
The issue of waste product sterilization is no
longer a when but a how. At
least three approaches to this problem are
presented here. The most effective option is to
simply level the skyline and let everything sort
itself out, allowing the survival process to weed
out the whiners and idiots. Another less
preferable but more exciting option is a campaign
of assassination and euthanasia. This has the
benefit of targeting the source of the mental and
environmental pollution, but even though it's the
simplest and least painful option it's also the
most publicly reviled, because of course all
murder is morally reprehensible regardless of the
behavior or the poison spewing from the person.
The third and least preferable option is the
prolonged suffering of the status quo, meaning
letting human nature slowly subvert the immense,
accumulated edifice of artificial laws intended
to protect people from themselves. This is the
contemporary world in the urban sewer of drug
abuse, sexually transmitted diseases, violence
and mental as well as environmental damage. This
is the least preferable option because it's such
a reckless process that often misses it's target.
The source of our
present pains of collective angst necessitating
such drastic actions is not in debate. It has had
a death-grip on western civilization for
centuries culminating in the present lunge at
world domination while yielding generation after
generation of compounded mistakes. The death of
all religious, mystical, theological, dogmatic
and faith-based morality is the only task of true
concern. These morality systems are public enemy
number 1, 2, 3 and 4000. Anything and everything
'good', 'evil' or ambivalent that works towards
the total vitiation of them from the public
conscience is more than preferable it is
necessary because it's what put us in this
chthonic wasteland we're collectively in today.
Why? Because that
morality says that everyone is the same, the
lowest trash, the weakest cripple in mind and
body is just as important as the most beautiful
or brilliant. Everyone knows instinctively that
this is total garbage but religion negates
instinct, it contradicts human nature and teaches
everyone to hate their humanity, to hate and
detest everything that they naturally are, to
utterly despise the very reason for their
existence and replace it entirely without
question or criticism with a groveling faith in
slavery to a mystical master. Instead of balance
and order in life it only brings imbalance and
disorder, a chronic sense of unease and an
artificial chaos that can only be alleviated
through deeper subservience to the all-mighty
holy answer-man and his earthly representatives.
Instead of normal human nature to love friends
and hate enemies it teaches the fantasy of total
(spiritual) love. Instead of criticism and
independent thought it teaches obedience and
repetitive oaths of faith.
In contrast to the
do-what-God-and-his-holy-book-says morality, nihilistic morality
is beautifully simple for it's to be what you are. A true
freedom to be sure and yet no freedom is free. The catch is you must
take responsibility for everything that you do.
You can't deflect it to the Devil or to God but
only to yourself. Nor has causality been repealed.
If you look you'll notice that the universe has
it's own way of punishing intransigence because
there's no 'free lunch' and every benefit has a
cost, every reward comes with a price tag. "Indeed,
against these [natural] laws revolt is not only
forbidden - it is even impossible. We may
misunderstand them or not know them at all, but
we cannot disobey them; because they constitute
the basis and fundamental conditions of our
existence." - Bakunin
Artificial law is
primarily an exercise in futility because forcing
someone to be something they aren't inevitably
leads to repression, perversion and anguish.
Nihilism attacks judicial justice because it is based upon the
whims of fashion and culture,
meaning morality. It is not based upon fact or
what actually happens, indeed most every
historical example of morality is one of a square
peg being forced through a round hole.
The destruction of
all this sick system in its entirety is
inevitable because it is wholly unsustainable,
the only factor in question is how long will it
take and how prolonged will the suffering be? Yet
even that inevitability will not stop the
politicos, industrialists, media bosses with
their bevy of leeches and whores living off it
from doing everything they can to keep it alive
indefinitely.
No one really wants
to swim in shit, but it's going to take a little
more than chlorine to clean out this pool. Try
drain and refill.
1. Berlin: The
Downfall 1945, by Antony Beevor 2002. (I hope
it's clear that my commentary is not an attack on
the author or his book, just making a point!)
2. This section is repackaged from essays and
analysis in 'Metaphysics'
3. Adam’s Curse by Bryan Sykes, 2004.
Top image: The Dance of Death by
Wolgemut, 1493.
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