I think the Identity debate is stuck in permanent recursive chaos because you can't get intelligence, care and decorum in the same room at the same time.
People either can metastand the whole subject or people are passionate enough to say words about it but rarely both.
Limitless wealth. Levels of prosperity not presently conceivable. 50 billion Anglo-Saxons spread across the cosmos.
The future is ours if we want it badly enough.
@KurmaRitish This was actually just text to video. Not something I normally do but I think it will take up to 7 scene reference images.
Not long ago this would have taken 10-15 clips and a day of editing.
I'm starting to get the impression that the whole Christian vs pagan debate is more about the entertainment of arguing rather than finding any resolve.
It's very easy to simplify the dispute and finalize a determination but fixing things and moving forward isn't as fun.
I can boil the debate down to
A debilitating mind virus that must be eliminated vs completely avoiding addressing that as the anti abrahamic position.
It's like playing whack a mole.
Thomas Sewell is essentially attempting Positive Christianity, all over again, entirely missing the lesson that should have been learned. The Nazis said that any future attempts to try to permit Christianity are to be rejected as Jewish subversion and against National Socialism. Yet this is precisely what Thomas Sewell is attempting by trying to work with Christians, especially since he has expressed that he would like to see a version of Christianity developed that could be compatible.
It's crazy that people are in denial about this, and crazy that I have to explain this. This is not "Oh he's being diplomatic." The real Nazis would be ashamed that the exact thing they said to never do with future movements is being flirted with - the exact thing they said should be rejected as Jewish subversion and against National Socialism, if a future movement attempts it.
It is extremely obvious that some people care more about trying to be friends with the dude and trying to put things gently, but if someone is incredibly wrong about something, it has to be said, because honestly putting things gently, and avoiding brutal honesty, is less likely to make people realize their mistakes.
Once again, I hope Thomas learns that the notion of unity with Christians, is pure fantasy, and a colossal mistake. I do not hate the dude. I hope he learns. But I absolutely profoundly disagree about this topic and have expressed that to him. This is the last time I plan on making a post about this. Not trying to ridicule him like crazy, regardless of how brutally honest I can be. I've said what I think, and hopefully I never have to comment on this absurd matter again, because my thoughts should be unbelievably crystal clear by now.
@F_Gardner_1 I feel like this whole argument is off. Do we have a complete story and documented spiritual history or do we have nothing?
With knowledge of general meditation and cultivation practices + what we do know from many angles is enough to work with in a meaningful way.
It was right at the transition between teenager and young adult. I remember a party full of goth girls doing weird vampire dancing to this. Such good times.
I keep seeing Millennials trying to claim this as their music.
I saw them open for Guns n Roses in high school. Siamese Dream came out when I was a freshman in college.
Smashing Pumpkins are a Gen X band and the way the combined grunge, emo and punk, they are arguably the most Gen X band.
Everything about this video is Gen X.
@KurmaRitish I used 5 different cut scenes describing cam angle and movement with the facial closeups at the transitions. The contest was to try to get intense emotions.
@F_Gardner_1 I wonder how many pagans take seriously the practice of acquiring knowledge by uncommon means because that's one practice we do know about and if true should solve the knowledge gap and if not none of it really matters anyway.
I am still puzzled by this.
There is a Islamic problem (No1 prob according to NJF)
There is a leftist problem, a liberal problem, a zio problem.
They all conflict, intersect and cooperate at times.
Why is this so F-ing hard to comprehend.
How the F are we confusing this shit?
Is the West culturally Christian?
Maybe the Mediterranean.
Is Northern Europe culturally Christian?
If you look at the results of it's relationship with Christianity not so much.
No culture has directly deconstructed Christianity like that of Northwestern Europe.
Debates always encourage high verbal IQ over general high intelligence because that's what wins debates but the opposite solves problems because they want to simplify everything so that it's easy to explain in few words.