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7/11/2025, 7:18:56 AM
>>510070238
These are all absolutely great! Capture the essence. Post more!
These are all absolutely great! Capture the essence. Post more!
7/7/2025, 9:19:07 AM
>>509721448
No. I do not accept the "white man's burden." I cannot bridge and am nor responsible for a 300K+ year gap in evolution. To be fair, I'll add that it is unfair to these people to force them to live among us and conform to our standards Y compete with us. This is the source of their trouble, maladjustment and unease. They must be set apart among their own and be left to deal with all this amongst themselves without any interference from us.
No. I do not accept the "white man's burden." I cannot bridge and am nor responsible for a 300K+ year gap in evolution. To be fair, I'll add that it is unfair to these people to force them to live among us and conform to our standards Y compete with us. This is the source of their trouble, maladjustment and unease. They must be set apart among their own and be left to deal with all this amongst themselves without any interference from us.
7/7/2025, 8:36:32 AM
>>509718905
To the ambitious, contentment in and acceptance/respect of natures moods and cycles may seem melancholy or mournful, I guess. But, I rather like your take that this is all resolved by/in HOPE. But not a passive hope, but one which is both defiant and "divinely wrathful" ("raging light"?) as necessary to achieve balance.
Point #2: It is not for nothing that the ancients always said that only those who did not want power were deserving of it. If we truly believe in natural law / dharma, any leader must wholly put aside their desires, and act as a pure conduit for the immanent will (i.e., justice, wisdom, righteousness); no more, no less. No private desires, no special interests, and esp. no jews. Haha. Only in this way can the leader be the true center of the greater wheel; and do all this (necessarily) without movement and without fail. A mirror, as it were, in this world, of the God (however you conceive it) who accomplishes all yet does not act. This is why I like the notion of the "Mandate of Heaven," and the Taoist notion of "wu wei" (no action).
To the ambitious, contentment in and acceptance/respect of natures moods and cycles may seem melancholy or mournful, I guess. But, I rather like your take that this is all resolved by/in HOPE. But not a passive hope, but one which is both defiant and "divinely wrathful" ("raging light"?) as necessary to achieve balance.
Point #2: It is not for nothing that the ancients always said that only those who did not want power were deserving of it. If we truly believe in natural law / dharma, any leader must wholly put aside their desires, and act as a pure conduit for the immanent will (i.e., justice, wisdom, righteousness); no more, no less. No private desires, no special interests, and esp. no jews. Haha. Only in this way can the leader be the true center of the greater wheel; and do all this (necessarily) without movement and without fail. A mirror, as it were, in this world, of the God (however you conceive it) who accomplishes all yet does not act. This is why I like the notion of the "Mandate of Heaven," and the Taoist notion of "wu wei" (no action).
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