Message from @Fourth stage

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2018-11-14 07:56:33 UTC

ancient greek book on hunting and raising dogs

Deleted User

2018-11-15 17:06:12 UTC

Today we see the streets not bustling with hope and wonder as it did in the 1950s american period, no, due to a lot of recent events and judaic elites we have been systematically pushed to type of individualism which enforces materialism on the general public. No more is tradition regarded as something to hold within our moral beliefs but instead we hold what we see on tv and what we see in the shops as what to hold above us. This sort of cosmopolitan culture has and will lead to the downfall of the nation, What i mean by this is that it will lead the youth down a path of immorality and subjectivity which inevitably pushes them to a state of alienation, the same sort of alienation that a veteran would feel when they come home from war. A sort of discontent that we see playing out right now, and the sad part is that this was not done on accident this was done with a mixture of capitalism and the judaic elites that pushed it. The education was one of the first to be compromised, because he who controls the youth, controls the future and constantly this has been true. Kids coming into this world need to be set on the path of morality and tradition, the only guide they have are the people who inhabit the nation and those of ascribed statuses to them.

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2018-11-15 17:06:19 UTC

Well if these people have the intention to lead them down a path of subjectivity and immorality, practically hating the word tradition or anything associated with it, then it is only logical that children would feel alienated. But yet today we still are wondering why so many of the youth are lashing out against the public for alienating them as a sort of retribution. The political system is as well compromised, both “republican and “democrat” are both meaningless today, in fact if you take a conservative from the 1950s and place him to a conservative of today i guarantee you that 100% percent of the time the 1950s conservative would confuse the new age conservative with liberal. This is mainly due to the new conservative being pacified on almost every single subject possible, weakening their arguments to the point where a “edgy conservative of today” is Milo Yiannopoulos. I have one questions for these conservatives, what is the point of being a conservative if there is nothing left to conserve? Finally we see the mass media as controlled by the elites, possibly the biggest perpetrators, it works as if it was straight from a sci fi horror movie, were the TV tells you to be “Happy and compliant” and the person watching says “yes”. The agenda is continuously put out to be “accepting and diverse” which is another way to erode traditional morality and replace it with a cancer that is very hard to remove. All of these three together make for the absolute death of the western world as we know it, yet 99% of society has no idea about this.

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2018-11-21 21:13:14 UTC

When i walk through the halls of my school i tend to notice one common theme that people nowadays are picking up on much more, it is the weakness of the generations progressively indulging more in themselves then their peers, social media along with elites of capitalism are at fault for this. Because while they educate one child on the purpose of the capitalist system they forget to educate one on how to control emotion throughout their life, this is VERY psychologically damaging for a child to not have a greater connection to the collective and then on top of that not know what to do with their emotions when the confusion inevitably arises. Some proof of this emotional discontent within the youth, as well as the worker, due to capitalism is in the following exemple. Let us suppose that we had carried out production as human beings. Each of us would have, in two ways, affirmed himself, and the other person. In my production I would have objectified my individuality, its specific character, and, therefore, enjoyed not only an individual manifestation of my life during the activity, but also, when looking at the object, I would have the individual pleasure of knowing my personality to be objective, visible to the senses, and, hence, a power beyond all doubt. In your enjoyment, or use, of my product I would have the direct enjoyment both of being conscious of having satisfied a human need by my work, that is, of having objectified man's essential nature, and of having thus created an object corresponding to the need of another man's essential nature.

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2018-11-21 21:13:26 UTC

Our products would be so many mirrors in which we saw reflected our essential nature. In a capitalist society, the worker's alienation from their humanity occurs because the worker can only express labour, a fundamental social aspect of personal individuality, through a private system of industrial production in which each worker is an instrument, a thing and not a person. With this in mind we can then look to the way these people would be molded into zombies by the education system so that they are just smart enough to work the machines in the factories they go to, to perform their wage slavery, but just dumb enough to not know that they are getting screwed over by the capitalist system that perpetually tears them away from the collective. Now what is “ the collective” and why must we strive to retain the collective over the alternative of individualist capitalism? The collective in the fascist sense would be that of whatever race, culture and tradition that the certain individual is apart of and homogenous to,this tribalist call is what has being taken from us by the elites allow with the economic side effects of capitalism. Perhaps the first cultural critique of capitalism is that it destroys traditional culture and ways of living. Much of the answer depends upon what we mean by traditional culture, but generally the answer is clearly yes. Competitive global market economies undoubtedly transform traditional cultures, and this is not limited to far off places in Africa, Latin America, or the Polynesian Islands. In the history of Western Europe and the United States, market economies played a vital role in transforming traditions and radically altering social interaction.

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2018-11-21 21:13:36 UTC

One of the main ways the market does this is through innovation. As new technologies, industries, and goods and services emerge, they make older ones obsolete; old industries are shut down and new ones emerge. New forms of management and technology and division of labor transform traditional work and social relations, and new technologies alter traditional roles of women and men in the house. These sweeping changes can also destroy traditional work and social relationships that play an essential cultural and economic role in the lives of a community or nation. At the same time it is important not to understate the real positive social benefits that come from economic growth and the reduction of extreme poverty. This is what Joseph Schumpeter called "creative destruction," and it would be naïve to deny that creative destruction doesn’t come with serious trade-offs.