There’s a certain sort of aging millennial American leftist for whom the School Bully occupies the same place in their spiritual universe as the Executioner did in Maistre’s; an austere and heiratic figure upholding the rightful order of the Cosmos by means of violence.
Unsure how to vote in the upcoming election because I am AGAINST his girlfriend abuse but IN FAVOR of his policy of hate-raping home invaders. Much to think on.
i adore shakespeare as a humanist writer but there's nothing like milton for raw power
chose paradise lost for an elective read in 12th grade english and it blew my mind
i adore shakespeare as a humanist writer but there's nothing like milton for raw power
chose paradise lost for an elective read in 12th grade english and it blew my mind
I was wondering why are they making a big deal about a job that will be finished in under a month then it hit me, confession through projection. If the CA dems ran this project it would take months or years. They fully expected a empty pool all summer at the peak of DC tourism. The idea it would be done on time never even entered their minds.
People are so incredibly mean to this woman because she actually had to live through the consequences of their favourite theocracy and didn’t say it was epic wholesome chungus.
“Your followers won’t see your tweets, Mr. Bond. But they will see what you rt from other accounts, and you will watch their likes accumulate in your mentions, while your own effortpoasts wither and fade, revealed for what they are: coal”
It is a little strange how many Christians respond significantly more viciously to those who choose to abort a down syndrome child as compared to a normal one. Obviously neither is justified but one can understand why the former situation is more difficult for the parents.
Nietzsche was absolutely correct when he pointed out that many modern Christians have turned the real obligation to care for the sick, poor, disabled, etc, into a quasi-veneration or idealization of those traits. But in reality there’s no virtue in weakness or helplessness. The real Christian path is to strive to maximize one’s human potential, cultivating strength, vitality, agency etc, while still acting justly to protect the weak and the vulnerable. Neopagans and atheists calling to abort down syndrome children neglect the latter, while many modern Christians, in their bizarre virtue signalings about the joys of a genetic disorder, reject the former.