Kenneth R.
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i disagree for all the reasons said above. when you cease to be, you lose all control as control no longer applies.
Silent Song said:i disagree for all the reasons said above. when you cease to be, you lose all control as control no longer applies.
Silent Song said:so you find yourself capable and justifiable in choosing who will live, who will die, and who is deserving of life?
I find it very ironic that you talk all the time about dogmatism and stupidity yet fail to realize that Jews were among the European intellectual elite before the holocaust. Ashkenaz Jews' average IQ is higher than the "Indo-European" average. Their contribution to science, philosophy, literature and music is huge even though they only make up a very little part of the population. Your anti-semitism is dogmatic and stupid - you should prove that you are superior and not come up with all kinds of dumb conspiracy theories like ZOG or media control. Even your hero, Nietzsche thought so (see Beyond Good and Evil, 250-251: "The Jews, however, are beyond all doubt the strongest,infoterror said:I consider myself capable of deciding who is fucked up enough not to live among my people, because I love my people. I don't have a problem offing pedophiles, ripoffs, retards, Jews, crackheads, rapists and other criminals.
The Devil's Steed said:How does suicide make someone weak?
for the first time i agree with you.Majesty said:Rather give up than fight = Weak
Weak survival instinct = Weak
Silent Song said:for the first time i agree with you.
this is more than a sentence fragment, which i am in agreement with. what good is suicide? it is self-defeat. you may claim it is the victory over the self, but if there is no self afterwards, what good is victory?Majesty said:I think one should not fear death but also not seek it, suicide is for weak people who have lost their survival instinct. I myself have thought of suicide several times but my love for myself and the feeling that I have yet things to fulfill in my life keeps me from doing it
Silent Song said:this is more than a sentence fragment, which i am in agreement with. what good is suicide? it is self-defeat. you may claim it is the victory over the self, but if there is no self afterwards, what good is victory?
Majesty said:I think one should not feaqr death but also not seek it,suicide is for weak people who have lost their survival instinct.I myself have thought of suicide several times but my love for myself and the feeling that I have yet things to fulfill in my life keeps me from doing it
Demiurge said:I'm a human, not a cat or a snake. What is this "survival instinct" you speak of? Part being what I am is that I am able to make decisions contra-materialism. I'm not a slave to "survival instinct" or physical urges. Calling upon this survival instinct shows that you are not willing to accept what you are.
Personally, I haven't seriously considered suicide. Life is going a decently as can be expected, I'd say.
Majesty said:I do not think humans are above cats or snakes,most often humans are worse than animals. We are all slaves to our instincts, whether we want to think so or not
Majesty said:Rather give up than fight = Weak
Weak survival instinct = Weak
i disagree. we have the willpower to overcome instinct.Majesty said:I do not think humans are above cats or snakes,most often humans are worse than animals. We are all slaves to our instincts, whether we want to think so or not
absolutes are dangerous ground. an extremely small margin of things i believe to be absolute. to act otherwise often is to pass general judgment on a specific problem, which is not always wise.Gallantry over Docility said:The worth of suicide is relative to its context, just like the worth of life. I expect the Christians to be throwing out absolutes here, but nobody else should be.
The root of this discussion goes back to value judgments, as ever. When should a person want to live? What should be most important to a person? What mindset should be encouraged?