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Haha, you're all overthinking it:
Shame.
Shame.
Fuck Spoons and eggs manifesto.I'm just waiting for OP to post his manifesto already
This is the greatest political distress I've ever put myself in. What do you mean?Which is if they crack an egg on small end or big end.
This is the greatest political distress I've ever put myself in. What do you mean?
How I crack an egg. Do you just chuck an egg small or large side into a bowl at speed and then fish the bits out? Your soufflés & French omelettes must be oddly crunchy?
Wait, do you mean peel an egg?
you roll it on a plate, squeezing it slightly, and pick at it, surely?
There's a trick to cracking both ends and blowing it too.
Don't forget the other moral inversions, where older stories made the hero hotheaded and brave and the villain bitter & sarcastic now the only allowed 'heroes' are bitter & sarcastic and the 'villains' are hotheaded and brave.Weakness, stupidity, dishonesty, and fawning subservience to anyone who's weaker, dumber and a worse liar than you = virtue
"This passage is a satire on the conflict between the Roman Catholic church and the Church of England and the associated conflict between France and England."
I was trying for surrealist humor and pretentiously tried to make myself look smart by referencing some old literature.Don't forget the other moral inversions, where older stories made the hero hotheaded and brave and the villain bitter & sarcastic now the only allowed 'heroes' are bitter & sarcastic and the 'villains' are hotheaded and brave.
"This passage is a satire on the conflict between the Roman Catholic church and the Church of England and the associated conflict between France and England."
What became of the Kings of England was not the tyranny you suggest, Protestant Oliver Cromwell pulled a later Catholic King down in the same bloodymindedness that was said the Kings alone held. And the people let out "such a groan [...] as I never heard before and I desire I may never hear again" according to Philip Henry, an English Nonconformist clergyman and diarist who witnessed the Execution of Charles I. Those that betrayed their king are remembered not for their grace, but as the Schutzstaffel & People's Commissariat for Internal Affairs that they were in their time. The Stuart Restoration and the Canonization of King Charles the Martyr were just and proper.
If you are equating Monarchy with Bloodymindedness then you will become Bloodyminded yourself. If you are simply hateful of bigoted extremism, then I agree with you. "All true believers shall break their eggs at the convenient end: and which is the convenient end, seems, in my humble opinion, to be left to every man's conscience" and all that.
“I do not love the bright sword for its sharpness, nor the arrow for its swiftness, nor the warrior for his glory. I love only that which they defend.”― J.R.R. Tolkien, The Two Towers
I guess what I am saying is that I am an avowed anti-leftist, I hate the feelings of the struggle in the moment and love what I struggle for. So I would make a world where anyone may crack an egg on the small end or the big end because that makes for a world with a conscience rather than the world the leftists would bring which is a world of fury and bloodymindedness regardless of political structure.
ah, I took your link to be a serious attempt using satire rather than a satiric attempt using old literature.I was trying for surrealist humor and pretentiously tried to make myself look smart by referencing some old literature.
Like I said before we both write as if we re hi. Only difference I realize it and I am aware of my short comings. I doubt you realize how distant and "floaty" your writing feels.ah, I took your link to be a serious attempt using satire rather than a satiric attempt using old literature.
I'm a Post-irony guy talking to a Meta-irony guy. I'll try to remember that, too many layers of irony for me nowadays! Sorry.
If a person's situation is out of their control, then how come the collective of people's situation is not out of the control of the collective? You'd think the individual lacks of control would propagate exponentially until you have an uncontrollable, aimlessly drifting mob. Wait...External locus of control - people's situations are generally out of their control; if people are in a bad situation then society must change to help them.
I realize you're mad at me, and I am sorry about ruining your joke by distantly murmuring on about french omelettes and English monarchies. I'll mind my side of the fence, I don't think you sound high to me.Kiwifams
Well, maybe they know how inferior they are compared to others and are expecting us to know that too? I think the loony left sometimes lets a few bits of truth out, they cannot help it as they lie about everything. Something was going to accidentally come out. They want a parent, and are used to parents who don't listen to them, so maybe they're just talking to us in a way we're not used to because our parents at least loved us?If a person's situation is out of their control, then how come the collective of people's situation is not out of the control of the collective? You'd think the individual lacks of control would propagate exponentially until you have an uncontrollable, aimlessly drifting mob. Wait...
Unless they believe that anothet group is in control, then it begs the question, why are they in control and not us?
Parasitism relies on them not being in control, they just need to camouflage their intents and actions as to seem victims and needy.Anyhow why bother doing anything if everything is out of the individual's control?
Lefty logic
I'm not mad at you. I'm pointing out how others might perceive you and how it might make you a target.I realize you're mad at me, and I am sorry about ruining your joke by distantly murmuring on about french omelettes and English monarchies. I'll mind my side of the fence, I don't think you sound high to me.
However this is my new name for the people here, KiwiFam![]()