Message from @sampletext
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it's a convenient answer
and typically they are nothing but a negative impact on everyone around them, either emotionally or with their bad decisions
this is just sour grapes logic
even if they are human trash, I don't know and you don't know, quite simply
how to address the issue of their anomie?
weakness, simply put
okay to clarify
"nothing special is happening, these are just weaklings who deserve to die anyway"
is this the gist of it?
the person who posted that is likely smarter than average
i dont think it would be optimal to just off them, because they can be put to work and ordered to do menial yet constructive things
but most people really are nothing but shit
pointless, irrational, dead inside.
is this normal @sampletext ?
I accept most people are followers, rather than leaders, that there is a hierarchy in all domains in man
governed by merit
but is it normal for most people to be pointless and dead inside?
no, definitely not
so that's a start
if it's not normal, was it normal in the past?
as in, were they in a normal state?
when was the last time people felt this way
in any civilization
surely we should have some record of it
in any financially and politically oppressive government it is this way
even if its in the form of myth
that's a hypothesis, maybe I accept it but
what's the basis?
my point of view is, alienation is exceptional
even in the throes of decay, alienation was never a feature of the human experience
do you accept that?
people working 9-5 jobs know deep down what they do is stupid, but they go through a series of mental gymnastics to rationalize it internally so that they dont have to face reality
and they have plenty of distractions to help them with this
sex and the city, green day, the walking dead, etc.
maybe that's half true, is the life of a family man, a salary man really so unhealthy and pointless?
and yes i do
yes it is
as the saying goes: jobs are jail
I think that's pretty silly, on its face
jobs can be jail and that can still be wrong