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>for all intensive purposes

>>15673824
Some will be welcome here but out in the wild, these would get me cancelled
>Democracy is the stupidest system of governance
>I would rather have a Fascist dictator of the most boastful macho sort than the most "sane" Marxist leader
>I think Uncle Ted and Pentti Linkola are both right and we will destroy ourselves
>As such.... the greatest mistake in history may have been to nearly eradicate child mortality
>Capitalism, Communism, Socialism, Marxism, Liberalism are all fucking garbage
>Punching alt-right spastics is still cringe, even if they are a silly movement, but punching Antifa is a legitimate act of self defense
>I'd rather have slavers statues up and Karl Marx's in London down
>We don't have to apologize for anything in history
>Furthermore, we should not explain it away either. By saying "he was a man of his time" is conceding that if you were to find someone particularly racist for his time (maybe Lovecraft) then you would have to say "oh well, yeah, he is perhaps beyond saving". And saying that other races were violent and slavers is still a cuck. Just don't apologize.
>I suspect man is incapable of "creating" a society of any meaning or stability, and the only good societies are the ones he doesn't create at all, as in small island communities of a few thousand people
>It might have been better for us never to have been a species
>I think if some guy flipped a switched and all the nukes, smallpox samples, Saran gas were released and all but 10m people died, I would think him to have zero moral guilt on his shoulders and would hope he would not regret it
>Technology is literally a religion
>People say we are post-industrial when describing the "Information Age" but this is to make it more palatable that the evils of Industrialism are continuing, really the miniaturisation of tech is just the ongoing industrialisation of the developed world. It is a revolution that never really ends. It just gets separated because they are shiny gadgets, not big hulking machines. They are just as wasteful and destructive.
And one I have been thinking about a lot recently...
>There is no such thing as politics, only history. All movements/regimes are inevitable manifestations of the history of the region. Fascism was the inevitable culmination of war defeat and fears of communism, dictators in the Middle East are inevitable occurrences of a broken region etc. The idea you vote for a party and now the nation resembles their policies is cringe. They voted for conservatives, now we will have Gilead and abortion will be illegal. Plebs, these parties are steering a ship in a storm with a spoon, not a rudder!

German is way better. Prove me wrong.

>>13992644

>why yes, ofcourse I don't believe in god, isn't it just rational and logical thinking.

>>13522558
>why yes I do listen to kpop
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i0p1bmr0EmE

>one copy of the Bible, please