Nature is an irredeemable butcher whose tactics were necessary to bootstrap organismal fitness to the point where we are now, on the verge of being able to improve it ourselves consciously and humanely instead of blindly and with great collateral damage in the way nature currently does. There is nothing respectable or defensible or desirable about it, though one should at the same time have sympathy for your fellow travelers big and small who are trapped in the slaughterhouse with you and forced to be harmed and inflict harm on each other in accordance with the butcher's wishes.
Nature and the suffering that it inflicts has to be vanquished in order for the struggles of your ancestors to have ever meant anything (going back to the first single celled organism). If we persist forever in a benighted world ordered (and disordered) by suffering, then it will all have been pointless and meant nothing.
>>5019503>Things must die so that we can live. That is not evil.>That's just the nature of the existence we find ourselves in.You're so close. The nature of the existence we find ourselves in... is evil.
>>5019799nature is the underworld god. or it's an invention of the underworld god. I'm definitely not in favor of whatever the circumcision cult wants to replace it with, though.