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Why do wealthy elites push divisive identity politics? So that they can then sell us the so-called "solution" of voting right-wing, of course. That's what I lay out in my latest article: https://moonmetropolis.substack.com/p/why-do-wealthy-elites-push-divisive
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aspen's substack mogs ts
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Nigga, fuck yo' couch.
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Do you ever cough up shekels, like a cat does with hairballs?
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of course chimperator would have a negative reaction to this
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I turn 30 today. Birthdays are always highly melancholic for me, as it simply means that I'm one year older and one year closer to dying. However, my 30th birthday is one that I've always especially dreaded. I've always felt like, once I turn 30, I won't be young anymore. I'm truly an adult, whether I feel like one or not. But what does it even mean to be an adult anyways? Quite frankly, I don't want anything to do with what society tells me "adults" are supposed to do. I don't want to get married or have kids. I don't want to be a debt slave and work a job that I hate so that I can spend the rest of my life paying rent to a landlord (or paying off a mortgage). I don't want to partake in the meaningless rat race. I want something more, but I know that there really is nothing more. Life is an endless abyss with no purpose that we were all born to slave away and die in. As I have said before, I really don't know how anyone with a functioning brain can live in this world and not want to kill themselves.
>words words words words
Are ya a wizzard Harry?
Happy birthday. Or at least try to have a decent birthday. I understand what you mean by not wanting to be an adult. I still like My Little Pony! I hope that interest is never taken away from me!
Happy Birthday
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From a purely scientific perspective, you are right. Life is a meaningless random existence that will freeze and end one day(even if it's hundreds of trillions of years away).
Humans and biological life are purely competitive and natural selection. It's just a constant struggle for resources for the rest of your life, and even then, you will die. Just to pass on the struggle of life to your children, who will keep repeating this.
There is no grander purpose, there is no justice, there is no morality, it's all "Strong kills the weak". If you look at human history, it's all death and torture. The strong tribe kills and tortures the weak tribe, taking their lands, killing their children and raping their women. Human history is just endlessly causing each other unimaginable, horrifying pain and suffering for no real reason.
Human life is pure suffering and struggle to not die, but you will end up dying. Even in the modern day, there are still wars, people still hate and kill each other for emotional, stupid reasons, or to feed their primal sadism. Even in normal civilian life, there will still be conflicts, death and suffering.
Scientifically, there is no argument against suicide, life is literally meaningless, you will die one day, and all life will freeze to death one day. It's better to end the meaningless struggle than keep pushing on.
Atheistcucks can't argue against this, believe in God. God gives justice, morality and fairness. God is compatible with human reasoning and science. Your perspective on life completely changes once you have combined the two, there is strong motivation and strength, life is no longer a meaningless struggle.
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If I believed in God (or pretended to believe in God), then I would just be lying to myself. God is a bluepill; a coping mechanism for people who can't handle the harsh realities of life.
Epicurus said it best:
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You should really believe in God
>I want something more
Have you tried bombing a building
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Not really, the bible and Christianity fit in good with human reasoning, as I said. Believing in God makes you happier; being an atheist doesn't. You haven't tried out really dedicating to believing in God.
Epicurus was a hedonist; he thought all things pleasurable were good and all things that caused pain were bad. Which is a very stupid way of living that won't let you go far in life. Even if religion was a fake cope, isn't it better to believe in a religion than to go about your life miserable?
If God is real and you believe in him, you go to heaven and its a win for you.
If God is fake and our world is a truly miserable place with no meaning, you get to live with strength and power in believing in an all-powerful being who loves you and supports you. Thus, you live and die with meaning and love in your heart. And the atheists will live and die with misery, cowardice and nihilism(you die either way). Their precious one life on earth wasted away, being scared and drowning in existentialism.
To solve your problem, the only solution is to believe in God. As I said in my first post, from an atheist point of view, life is truly meaningless and hellish.
It's not like all of your problems go away and life suddenly turns into a rainbow and sunshine once you believe in God. Life becomes harder from another perspective.
As an atheist, you can live with degeneracy, hedonism, and you do whatever you want with no ultimate consequence. With a religion, you are forced to live a harder disciplined life, following God's rules. It's easier to be an atheist than a Christian.
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>Is he able, but not willing?
>Then he is malevolent.
(Epicurus was before Christianity, so his arguments weren't against the religion exactly, and he did not know the goodness and the ideas of Christianity, the one true religion)
Human evil can't be blamed on God. God created humans with free will, in his image. So, just like how God can do whatever he wants, humans can do whatever they want. The difference is, God is all good; humans were once godly in their good intention and free will, but they had bitten the apple and became evil and sinful.
So, should God just immediately kill people who do evil with no forgiveness? Wouldn't that make him more evil? Should God take away the free will and spirit of humans, making them mindless puppets? Wouldn't that also be evil? To have your free will and freedom taken away.
Why does evil exist in a world with God? Its because of the original sin that Adam and Eve committed, leading us to be evil and sinful in nature. So, for God to prevent evil, should he have killed Adam and Eve to prevent further evil? No, he did the good thing by forgiving them. And letting humans be redeemed and forgiven.
>Why doesn't God just kill satan and his fellow fallen angels, so they can stop leading humans to evil?
I think this question touches down to the fundamental argument of God getting rid of all evil. God could kill satan and wipe out all evil. But imagine if there were truly no sin and evil from the beginning. We humans would have never experienced suffering and evil. Thus, we humans would have no humility and would not know to follow God, we would not have experienced suffering and seeking God, a world with no suffering and no enemy to defeat would be more meaningless than our world. With an evil, sinful world, we humans have experienced suffering, and when we have experienced suffering, happiness feels truly great. For us to be in a sinless world with no suffering, we would not experience true happiness in defeating suffering and death. For there to be happiness, there must be suffering; for there to be light, there must be dark. But one day, we will be living in eternal happiness. When we live the life of suffering on earth, then die and go to heaven. Or during the end times when we suffer extreme suffering and pain, but in the end, God establishes the kingdom of heaven, and all would be perfect.
Humans need to suffer for them to be humbled, so they can get humility and truly seek God with their hearts.
Through experiencing evil, pain and suffering, you become humbled. You realise you are weak. Your pride is defeated, and you kneel before God.
God also tests us with our free will; we choose whether to pick God or satan. In a world with suffering, our durability and faithfulness are fully tested.
You can think of this as like as a great movie/ a great story. The evil villains are defeated, and in the end, good triumphs. But imagine if there were no suffering or evil to begin with, it would be boring and meaningless.
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Your literally jesus
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Moon you're invited to my wedding whenever that happens (hopefully soon we're just not in a financially stable place right now and we want a big one in the forest)
