You, SecondClass

So here's the scoop. Sometimes I love black people, and I think they can be the sweetest people. The unfortunate thing though is that sometimes I see some pretty scary niggers. Like, the super hoodlum gangsters who wanna shoot you if you disrespect them or something. Like, I don't wanna feel that way, but when I see a big nig walking down the street I just think oh fuck, that's kinda scary. Like, I want to not feel intimidated by black people, and there's a lot of black people I really like, but the primal part of me responsible for fight or flight, seems to have innate reactions I can't control.

It's very easy that's why I got bored I thought there would be more challenging enemies

I shouldn't be able to pass every boss on my first try

You must be playing on normal. I only said this game is worse than dark souls above because it was kicking my ass relentlessly. I actually find the game to be stunningly beautiful, and interesting in how it combines every sort of camera angle from top down, to side scroller, to 3 dimensional space. The art style and music are really, really gorgeous too.

I will agree with you though, about the way the game seems very easy once you set it to normal difficulty. I couldn't stop dying on hard mode, but when I switched it to normal I beat the first level on the first try. That is definitely different from the difficulty level of dark souls, which didn't have difficulty levels.

God fucking damn it. I listened to the soundtrack for this game because I randomly downloaded it off of a list of best albums of the year, and I thought it was awesome, so I saw the trailer for the actual game and I was totally enthralled by it. So then I go to play the game and you just fucking die over and over again like in Dark Souls, but I have to watch the same fucking opening cut scene over and over again.

I'm playing on hard mode.

It's subjectively morally wrong.

It is subjective morality wrong? That's not a coherently written sentence.

The life of Charles Manson has come to an end. Putting aside all assumptions of right and wrong, good and evil, and ideological difference, Manson was a huge influence on me as a kid and growing up I listened to Manson's album "Lie" countless times. I still know a lot of the lyrics by heart. I listened and re-listened to his interviews and found him captivating when I was young. The spirit he cultivated in me still resonates in me, of there being no authority but yourself, and the norms of society being ultimately a power game. It's hard to argue with a dishonest man whose philosophies were honest and undeniable. Some may say he was a manipulative man himself; perhaps.

Why doesn't he anger me the same way homophobic Christians anger me? Perhaps because I don't see his philosophy as vacant, and manipulative like I see someone like Mike Pence or Donald Trump. I separate from my judgments about whatever bad deeds he has committed, because his unwritten philosophy can't be denied, for me at least. There has always been a fascination for me, with the so called evil man who contains logic which can't be surpassed. Staring into the abyss, as I sloppily quote from Nietzsche's book I've never read, is what I've always longed to do. That is what real truth is to me; what can't be denied, what can't be argued around; not what ideologies I can most conveniently hold; that there is no authority but yourself, that society is only a power struggle.

I guess I would say I don't believe in judging people at all, at least not absolutely. Whatever I say about human beings out of emotions, ultimately I think that if you want to love and respect nature, you have to love and respect human beings; because all human beings are part of nature, and if you wanted nature to be any other way then it wouldn't be nature anymore. I don't believe there is an objective right or wrong; only a subjective disposition to feel that something is right or wrong. Human beings are simply products of deterministic physical forces, they have no free will. They're no different from a the motion of the planets, or the grass growing, the stars that revolve around the sun and float towards the center of the milky way, or you and I. How could one who doesn't determine their own actions be "wrong"?

Writing this post goes against social expectations; I don't care. There are some who would perhaps not understand my appreciation for a person like Charles Manson, and this is a shame to me, but I would be beside myself to live my life as someone who pretends to conform to the pressures of society.

Praise lil peep. The man was ahead of his time. I loved his style. It was cute and fresh and 0 fucks given, if you know what I mean. I thought his music was funny, it was as though it was a joke, the sort of joke that's not even funny but just hurts your brain, but those sorts of jokes are like a fine wine. His style was to be appreciated, his cuteness adored. I have nothing but respect for the late lil peep, and I'm sad to see him gone. I think it's terrible to say that he was worthless; what makes anyone worth anything? Nothing, we're all just animals destined for the grave, all the same.

That's just a pillow.

It's not just a pillow, fuckhead. http://www.squishable.com/pc/squish_minimals_gray/fp_squishables/Minimals+by+Squishable+in+Gray

Blunt, crude, ignorant people. That's what those fucking troglodytes are. They live a life of mundane, body deteriorating labor, that some of them even feel proud of. They're not real people, they've been reduced to nothing but sweaty animals, doing petty mundane tasks simply so they can pay others who do petty mundane tasks. They're part of a bleary eyed, lifeless, vitality stripped machine, which only function is to produce more of the same kind. These people are like a festering welt on the face of planet earth, ignorant, bloated, rotting scum, toward whom those of us with minds look at and could only feel disgust.

but liberals understand that word more than anybody

they also understand that it's overrated

Shut the fuck up commie. You'll never take my guns and make me respect the faggots. This country is a Christian nation.

Eat more yogurt

I wish I could afford yogurt, that stuff is so expensive, it's like 7 dollars a container. I need to save my money for things like luxury leatherbound books.

I've been having this problem for the past few days now. I don't usually have this problem, but it was even worse yesterday. The day before yesterday, I had this huge beetroot which I microwaved for perhaps a little too long (it became soft). I know that what you digest has a direct impact on your digestive system. The next day I made the stupidest decision I could have made, which was to eat almost nothing but oils and prunes. Yesterday I had a sweet potato with a ton of olive oil, a bowl of dried pitted prunes, and a bowl of oatmeal with a ton of crushed walnuts. My stomach was not happy. I guess the bacteria in my gut is off balance or something, your farts are actually a good indicator of your digestive health, apparently.

I cum bucket loads every day, this challenge is fucking stupid.

Women need to learn where they belong, and Louis CK is letting women know their place. Good. Trump and Louis CK are shifting the paradigm; unpussifying the modern man.

Quote from: Loaf on November 08, 2017, 07:13:02 PM

Quote from: Casper on November 08, 2017, 07:04:08 PM

He's very poor at public speaking and the way he thinks he's the leader of the alt-right is (I'm not sure how else to put it) cringey.  He's an uncharismatic wimp, and most of the time I wouldn't doubt he's a government plant

That's fine, if you just want to give your two cents about richard spencer. It doesn't address the deeper underlying issue of what I wrote though. I find that's a common problem with society in general, in not being able to read too deeply into things; probably because of the damaging effects social media has had on our brains, with everything being immediate and surface level in the mental processing human beings in the 21st century are used to. We're constantly bombarded with things that we need to make instant judgments of, it is reflected in the sort of discourse you see online for sure. If social media didn't cultivate this sort of mentality, I think the sort of conversations we see online would be a lot different.

Nigga I just saw Richard Spencer and wrote something.  You really think I'm gonna read a Loaf paragraph, let alone two?

Sadly no. I don't think your comments have any real bearing on what I say, consequentially.