/lit/ - Literature

>Muh morals
>Muh ethics
Fucking spooks.

People do whatever they feel like doing in the moment, and the rest of society guilt trips them if they go against the system. Not because the system is inherently good, but they live in it, are forced to abide by its rules and it would collapse if they didn't. So to preserve their own comfort and exercise their own resentment towards the perpetrator and their own cowardice, they shame them. Rape is not inherently bad, murder is not inherently bad, stealing is not inherently bad. There are no set in stone rules for life and you shouldn't care about being "good". No one is good, even people who try to be good 24/7 are never good. People are more animal like than we like to admit, we're not purely logical beings and expecting people to behave as if they are is an exercise in futility. Guilt is just the fear of punishment.

The only thing you should aspire to in life is to get away with as much as possible, anything more is vanity and delusion.

>Muh morals
>Muh ethics
Fucking spooks.

People do whatever they feel like doing in the moment, and the rest of society guilt trips them if they go against the system. Not because the system is inherently good, but they live in it, are forced to abide by its rules and it would collapse if they didn't. So to preserve their own comfort and exercise their own resentment towards the perpetrator and their own cowardice, they shame them. Rape is not inherently bad, murder is not inherently bad, stealing is not inherently bad. There are no set in stone rules for life and you shouldn't care about being "good". No one is good, even people who try to be good 24/7 are never good. People are more animal like than we like to admit, we're not purely logical beings and expecting people to behave as if they are is an exercise in futility. Guilt is just the fear of punishment.

The only thing you should aspire to in life is to get away with as much as possible, anything more is vanity and delusion.