Serious I have no hatred for other people anymore. Stemming from a realization.

[Deleted member 35239]

This is something many of us are aware of, but we didn't ask to be born.

We didn't choose where we'd be born, or the people that would raise us, and make us adopt their good and bad qualities (from the womb, and also from our interactions with them from an impressionable age). How much of who we are and how we act is actually deliberate, and not just a byproduct of countless unseen chain-reactions we call free will? Our emotional spectrum and consciousness is built in our biology, and molded from the environment, making how we act almost predetermined.

Looking at things from that perspective, I've begun to realize that getting lost in those emotions means being enslaved by forces you're not in control of. In addition, it means being enraged or impassioned by people who were likewise made and shaped by forces outside their control is like being upset by squirrel burying nuts, a dog barking at you or a woodpecker pecking at a tree for it's next meal.

Their all oblivious creatures, acting and reacting according to how they were born and raised.

 

[TheProphetMuscle]

TLDR, but we should hate foids for denying us love and sex

 

[Lolimancer]

Your choice man, I don't care if my hatred for normies is rational or not, I just do

 

[OwlGod]

then what? are you 14?

 

[Cuckoja]

They can choose not to be an asshole but they are getting off by putting the less fortunate down. People need to take more responsibility for their negative actions, not less.

There is no such thing as thats life because humans as a society orchestrate the life of the individual. We are in this situation not because natural forces, world, destiny whatever you call it wanted to, its because of the shallow wicked gynocentric society that put the worth price on the mans head according to how much he is useful to foids.

 

[Deleted member 32183]

They can choose not to be an asshole but they are getting off by putting the less fortunate down

this is why ravioli is justifiable

 

[BlkPillPres]

This is something many of us are aware of, but we didn't ask to be born.

We didn't choose where we'd be born, or the people that would raise us, and make us adopt their good and bad qualities (from the womb, and also from our interactions with them from an impressionable age). How much of who we are and how we act is actually deliberate, and not just a byproduct of countless unseen chain-reactions we call free will? Our emotional spectrum and consciousness is built in our biology, and molded from the environment, making how we act almost predetermined.

Looking at things from that perspective, I've begun to realize that getting lost in those emotions means being enslaved by forces you're not in control of. In addition, it means being enraged or impassioned by people who were likewise made and shaped by forces outside their control is like being upset by squirrel burying nuts, a dog barking at you or a woodpecker pecking at a tree for it's next meal.

Their all oblivious creatures, acting and reacting according to how they were born and raised.

Your logic is flawed, "malicious intent" isn't required for you to dislike/hate something

Do you like earthquakes, tsunami's and other natural disasters because "its not their fault they're like this"?

Obviously no, you dislike those things, you don't want them to happen within your vicinity, because that would impact your life negatively

People hate things that impact their lives negatively, that is completely rational, things like hate and fear are rational, they allow you to make choices based on logic and reasoning, they allow you to know your place in the world and what direction to take your life in

Hate is rational, the choices that one makes based on their hatred is what can be irrational or illogical

If something wasn't impacting you negatively in some way, or wasn't a perceived threat, you probably wouldn't hate it


TLDR:
You - "They didn't choose to be this way"
Me - "And?"

Your argument seems to be that the rationalization for hate is that there was intent behind someone causing you to be inconvenienced or hurt

That's completely false, people hate things/people that inconvenience them period, regardless of intent




@Lolimancer
@OwlGod
@Mecoja
@<human

I'm not even surprised by this thread, this guy has already proven himself to be delusion and not grounded in reality:

If I'm willing to show myself to a woman and copulate with her it isn't simply out of a desire to satisfy a primal urge or have fun. It's a privilege I would grant to a woman I feel is worthy of it, and offers themselves to me despite having many other options.

 

[Meus]

I have no hatred for other people anymore​

 

[Lolimancer]

You - "They didn't choose to be this way"
Me - "And?"

Your argument seems to be that the rationalization for hate is that there was intent behind someone causing you to be inconvenienced or hurt

That's completely false, people hate things/people that inconvenience them period, regardless of intent

He simply views the world in a deterministic and morally relative way, nothing wrong with that. Not like hate is useful for anything in modern society.

I'm not even surprised by this thread, this guy has already proven himself to be delusion and not grounded in reality:

nevermind

 

[Deleted member 31361]

TLDR, but we should hate foids for denying us love and sex

We should hate simps for raising the value of subhuman women. A -2/10 foid thinks she is 8/10 thanks to simps

 

[Ika-Sama]

Here's my advice for you


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1g_UHV42jOA

 

[BlkPillPres]

Not like hate is useful for anything in modern society.

Hate is useful in any society as a source of motivation for disenfranchised males. I would not be able to "keep on going" if hating wasn't pushing me forward

nevermind

 

[TheProphetMuscle]

We should hate simps for raising the value of subhuman women. A -2/10 foid thinks she is 8/10 thanks to simps

Hypergamy is in foids nature and they’re all the same. Subhuman foids are able to get chadlites thanks to social media and dating apps

 

[Deleted member 31361]

Hypergamy is in foids nature and they’re all the same. Subhuman foids are able to get chadlites thanks to social media and dating apps

I've been meaning to ask but what is happening in your avi?

 

[TheProphetMuscle]

I've been meaning to ask but what is happening in your avi?

Joeysworldtour hitting a speed bump on his way to mcdonalds

 

[Transcended Trucel]

Your choice man, I don't care if my hatred for normies is rational or not, I just do

based

 

[Deleted member 35239]

Your logic is flawed, "malicious intent" isn't required for you to dislike/hate something

Do you like earthquakes, tsunami's and other natural disasters because "its not their fault they're like this"?

Obviously no, you dislike those things, you don't want them to happen within your vicinity, because that would impact your life negatively

People hate things that impact their lives negatively, that is completely rational, things like hate and fear are rational, they allow you to make choices based on logic and reasoning, they allow you to know your place in the world and what direction to take your life in

Hate is rational, the choices that one makes based on their hatred is what can be irrational or illogical

If something wasn't impacting you negatively in some way, or wasn't a perceived threat, you probably wouldn't hate it


TLDR:
You - "They didn't choose to be this way"
Me - "And?"

Your argument seems to be that the rationalization for hate is that there was intent behind someone causing you to be inconvenienced or hurt

That's completely false, people hate things/people that inconvenience them period, regardless of intent




@Lolimancer
@OwlGod
@Mecoja
@<human

I'm not even surprised by this thread, this guy has already proven himself to be delusion and not grounded in reality:

@Lolimancer
@OwlGod
@Mecoja
@<human


1) Malicious intent isn't required for hate, I wouldn't say anything is required for you to hate something. However, I would say that if you understand that people are just byproducts of forces (environment and biology) outside of their control, it can dampen the feeling of hate considerably. All that they've done towards you, myself and others can be said not to have been done deliberately. I can hate them anyway, but what would my hate be grounded in?

That being said I'm not proposing a pacifist approach. I prioritize what I want over others, if they obstruct me they're pushed aside. They continue to obstruct me, they're dealt with. But I don't hate them, I lament that they're in my way.

2) I wouldn't say I've reached the level of being completely detached and not disliking natural disasters, but why would I hate them? Just as powerful forces of nature have led to my betterment, they have also ruined the lives of other people. If they bother me, I acclimate by moving or putting in safety measures.

3) Hatred and fear are irrational. But they exist for logical reasons: hate sows dissent and can forge rivalries that gave us the opportunities to rise and find mating opportunities in ancient tribal societies, fear kept us safe from predators and other potential threats. But we can hate something (like eating our veggies) that would actually benefit us; we can fear things (like a dentist appointment) that are good for us.

4) I'm a person of integrity and I value myself. Because I value myself, I won't give myself over easily. That isn't delusional. It's the truth.

 

[BlkPillPres]

I value myself. Because I value myself, I won't give myself over easily. That isn't delusional. It's the truth.

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U1UtRnGn5hc

 

[Copexodius Maximus]

This is something many of us are aware of, but we didn't ask to be born.

We didn't choose where we'd be born, or the people that would raise us, and make us adopt their good and bad qualities (from the womb, and also from our interactions with them from an impressionable age). How much of who we are and how we act is actually deliberate, and not just a byproduct of countless unseen chain-reactions we call free will? Our emotional spectrum and consciousness is built in our biology, and molded from the environment, making how we act almost predetermined.

Looking at things from that perspective, I've begun to realize that getting lost in those emotions means being enslaved by forces you're not in control of. In addition, it means being enraged or impassioned by people who were likewise made and shaped by forces outside their control is like being upset by squirrel burying nuts, a dog barking at you or a woodpecker pecking at a tree for it's next meal.

Their all oblivious creatures, acting and reacting according to how they were born and raised.

What is that avi?

 

[Deleted member 35510]

If those who have a genetic easy mode life then decide to trample on those who do not, that warrants hate and punishment

Destiny is everything yes

 

[Deleted member 35239]

What is that avi?

Chen Fan from I Shall Seal The Heavens

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U1UtRnGn5hc

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dDZcA3Ut5Mo

 

[Deleted member 140]

 

[Deleted member 35239]

They can choose not to be an asshole but they are getting off by putting the less fortunate down. People need to take more responsibility for their negative actions, not less.

There is no such thing as thats life because humans as a society orchestrate the life of the individual. We are in this situation not because natural forces, world, destiny whatever you call it wanted to, its because of the shallow wicked gynocentric society that put the worth price on the mans head according to how much he is useful to foids.

They need to take responsibility because our world would descend into anarchy otherwise. But that doesn't mean it is their fault that they're assholes, just as it isn't their fault they're kind and wonderful to be around. We are in this situation due to external forces, and that doesn't necessary need to mean supernatural ones. Evolution was pushed along by them after all, and even past evolution, who we will be is largely predetermined by the people we grow up with in relation to our environment, and the people we grow up with had people they grew up with in relation to their environment that affected them for better or worse.

 

[Benj-amin]

This is something many of us are aware of, but we didn't ask to be born.

We didn't choose where we'd be born, or the people that would raise us, and make us adopt their good and bad qualities (from the womb, and also from our interactions with them from an impressionable age). How much of who we are and how we act is actually deliberate, and not just a byproduct of countless unseen chain-reactions we call free will? Our emotional spectrum and consciousness is built in our biology, and molded from the environment, making how we act almost predetermined.

Looking at things from that perspective, I've begun to realize that getting lost in those emotions means being enslaved by forces you're not in control of. In addition, it means being enraged or impassioned by people who were likewise made and shaped by forces outside their control is like being upset by squirrel burying nuts, a dog barking at you or a woodpecker pecking at a tree for it's next meal.

Their all oblivious creatures, acting and reacting according to how they were born and raised.

No, those people know what they are doing, You are coping by removing all responsibility from them, forgetting the fact that these people did it of their own free will and own volition.

Humans are meant to feel emotions for reason, Otherwise we humans, that are result of millions of YEARS of evolution, would have lost all emotion altogether.

 

[Deleted member 35239]

No, those people know what they are doing, You are coping by removing all responsibility from them, forgetting the fact that these people did it of their own free will and own volition.

Humans are meant to feel emotions for reason, Otherwise we humans, that are result of millions of YEARS of evolution, would have lost all emotion altogether.

They and we both have no true responsibility for anything that we've done, but we enforce responsibility and hold people accountable so they don't commit crimes or do something we perceive as damaging to ourselves, our belongings, the people we care about and so on.

Free will is an illusion.

 

[Deleted member 34301]

High IQ and very whitepilled