Life, by the caretaker of The Temple of Truth
Life is bad, especially this American culture and economic system we live in. I saw a video about rape on Native American reservations and I realize that the entire American system - the whole Western civilization promotes crime and self-destruction. It is pretty remarkable. Before the crackers came to what is now North and South America, there was very little crime and much less disease. Now, you bring STDs, alcohol and capitalism over and now you're fucking everything up. Sure, Natives still engaged in tribal warfare, but their way of life, overall, was self-sustaining. They lived off the land, and not each other.
Capitalism is not good, because it forces people to live off of each other, and to take advantage of each other. The Native lifestyle, which I will generalize, is so much better, because you're not living off of people; rather, you're living off the earth, which, if you believe in God, was the way He meant for us to live.
Capitalism breeds greed. Part of that has to do with the whole competitive nature of capitalism. Capitalism is like a competitive reality show. You have to screw the next person over so that you can win the game. You can form alliances and conspire behind each other's backs, as long as it's within the rules.
Man, rules are so full of feces. This is why lawyers and judges practice something that is innately evil. Back in the Native lifestyle, people used something called common sense. They didn't use stupid rules to figure out whether something was right or wrong. If you hit someone and they cry, that's wrong. It's the old "Do unto others as you would want others to do unto you" principle. It's basic, and it works. I don't know why capitalism doesn't use this rule. Oh, I know. It's because it contradicts capitalism outright.
I love how stupid, rich idiots think capitalism and Christianity can co-exist. It can not. It is explicitly stated in 1 Timothy 6:10 that "For the love of money is a root of all kinds of evil. Some people, eager for money, have wandered from the faith and pierced themselves with many griefs." Christianity can not work in a capitalistic system. But of course, people are the masters of justification. They will justify anything to suit their purpose. They will say, "ZOMG I give my money to charity. I'm a righteous person." The hell you are!
In conclusion, we must go back to the Native ways and destroy the world as it is right now. Capitalism has never worked, does not work right now (how many people are unemployed while other people have hundreds of thousands and millions and billions of dollars? Share the wealth! You don't deserve it, defecating on people below you on the economic ladder. Wealth is not earned! It's stolen! Screw you all!) and will never work in the future. Obama for re-election.
Capitalism is not good, because it forces people to live off of each other, and to take advantage of each other. The Native lifestyle, which I will generalize, is so much better, because you're not living off of people; rather, you're living off the earth, which, if you believe in God, was the way He meant for us to live.
Capitalism breeds greed. Part of that has to do with the whole competitive nature of capitalism. Capitalism is like a competitive reality show. You have to screw the next person over so that you can win the game. You can form alliances and conspire behind each other's backs, as long as it's within the rules.
Man, rules are so full of feces. This is why lawyers and judges practice something that is innately evil. Back in the Native lifestyle, people used something called common sense. They didn't use stupid rules to figure out whether something was right or wrong. If you hit someone and they cry, that's wrong. It's the old "Do unto others as you would want others to do unto you" principle. It's basic, and it works. I don't know why capitalism doesn't use this rule. Oh, I know. It's because it contradicts capitalism outright.
I love how stupid, rich idiots think capitalism and Christianity can co-exist. It can not. It is explicitly stated in 1 Timothy 6:10 that "For the love of money is a root of all kinds of evil. Some people, eager for money, have wandered from the faith and pierced themselves with many griefs." Christianity can not work in a capitalistic system. But of course, people are the masters of justification. They will justify anything to suit their purpose. They will say, "ZOMG I give my money to charity. I'm a righteous person." The hell you are!
In conclusion, we must go back to the Native ways and destroy the world as it is right now. Capitalism has never worked, does not work right now (how many people are unemployed while other people have hundreds of thousands and millions and billions of dollars? Share the wealth! You don't deserve it, defecating on people below you on the economic ladder. Wealth is not earned! It's stolen! Screw you all!) and will never work in the future. Obama for re-election.
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