Showing posts with label guilt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label guilt. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
cherokee nation
The Cherokee Nation will return.
Labels:
duty,
government,
guilt,
liberty,
power,
revolution
Wednesday, May 9, 2007
10 environmental commandments
1. thou shalt trust the government in all things
2. thou shalt honor the scientists and keep them holy
3. thou shalt not hold scientists accountable for past proclamations inconsistent with present ones
4. thou shalt feel guilt in every action
5. thou shalt promote socialism
6. thou shalt labor to perpetuate a society which deserves to crumble into dust
7. thou shalt exalt the animal and denigrate the human
8. thou shalt fight against the industrialization of the third world with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy might
9. thou shalt exemplify hypocrisy in all thy actions
10. thou shalt presume understanding of chaos where none can be had
Labels:
blame,
environment,
government,
guilt,
hypocrisy,
oath,
power,
science,
socialism
Tuesday, April 17, 2007
guilt
The protestant spins his wheels with guilt, but only digs himself deeper in the mud. How can one erase these flagellant impulses? Is not guilt the the most self-indulgent of all motivations? One makes of oneself a victim, persecuted only by oneself. Such faux persecution deserves no pity, for its eradication or preservation is determined solely by the victim's whim. Protestantism has burdened the innocent with the crimes of the inquisition, making men into slavedrivers of themselves. Can we not find some purer fuel by which to feed our factories?
Labels:
guilt,
persecution,
politics,
slavery,
the individual
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