The only thing on those guidestones that I think a poor idea is the concept of a world court, and only that because collectively we are not intelligent enough to trust in its impartial application. Were we able, such a concept would almost instantly prove itself a superior option to our constant lust for war.
Humans are breeding exponentially, without regard, like a virus. We have been fruitful and we have multiplied, and we have ensured that the least capable, least intelligent, least contributory individuals on Earth breed the most profoundly... Surely there is a time when being wise and temperate becomes a virtue even in that regard?
I dont know what I think of the cannonical concept of the Christian mythos because I've never been able to see past my disdain for the Christian or their constantly changing social ideologies, or their man-made, political churches... Seemingly everything that makes them uncomfortable or angry is evil or the devil thus must be destroyed, no matter how many thousands of times throughout history they have been demonstrated to be wrong.
I'd so much rather live in a world governed by the words on those stones than the uncritical, reactive, violent world of the Christian or its behaviorally identical counterpart in the leftist secular cult currently so popular in our dying world.
Everybody has a right to their opinion. Being governed and begging to be, for the greater good and loosing any individualty, is not how I would like to see my grandkids have to live. Drones As far as population control and eugenics? What man has the right to say whos worthy of life? Where are the lines drawn? On your 35 th birthday you take a dirt nap? Oh you have blonde hair, Im sorry your age limit is 25.
The amount of logical leaps you applied to the conversation is simply beyond the bounds of good faith. That's why talking to people like you is difficult and frequently unrewarding... Just like your cousins on the left. Constraining ourselves to the words on the stones implies precisely nothing you've written. Meanwhile, we have two thousand years of Christian dogmatism that is explicitly totalitarian and violent and repressive literally everywhere it has ever held power. There are reasons theocracies are universal failures in practice. Have opinions, certainly. Discuss and disagree, by all means. But the wildly manipulative strategy of fictional narration you've employed goes beyond simple strawmanning an argument to an intentionally bad faith effort to trainwreck any positive or productive discourse that might have otherwise been had. That is why entire population segments who would otherwise support and defend the Christian are utterly repelled by them instead. Look no further than the NeoCon takeover of the Republican party between the late eighties and mid-nineties and how it fragmented a party once based on secular principles of Constitutional conservatism, fiscal responsibility, and limited governance into the Christian party of manipulative amoral zionists. Everyone who wasn't onboard with a party platform beginning and ending with abortion, fags, and complete vassalization to Israel became too leftist for the party. The result being the swell of independent, apolitical, libertarian, and 'moderate' democrats (which are almost exactly the same as the NeoCon, simply without the pious theater during election season.)
Christians, like Muslims, don't like to coexist with others... Particularly in matters of governance, the difference is that due to the deeply disliked nature of their behaviors, the Christian has been effectively castrated in the modern world, and since the Muslim doesn't traditionally exist within a civil society, they don't give a fuck.
For those that may not have read the guidestones... Look upon the face of Abrahamic evil and know that multinational Christianity stands in opposition to this message.
Maintain humanity under 500,000,000 in perpetual balance with nature. Guide reproduction wisely — improving fitness and diversity. Unite humanity with a living new language. Rule passion — faith — tradition — and all things with tempered reason. Protect people and nations with fair laws and just courts. Let all nations rule internally, resolving external disputes in a world court. Avoid petty laws and useless officials. Balance personal rights with social duties. Prize truth — beauty — love — seeking harmony with the infinite. Be not a cancer on the earth — Leave room for nature — Leave room for nature.
okay, youre committed..I get it. Can I ask whats your fav color?
Anxious to learn this living new language. Does it include the word woke, anti something, he/she/its, racsist, LGTBxyz, workforce, clown? Pretty sure I already started using that new language.
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