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Now we have the freedom of choice – although, how much freedom of choice we really have, given how it’s being manipulated, threatened, and used to benefit others… An eagle… An eagle isn’t drafted into the army; it doesn’t need to work in a field that isn’t its natural calling. Everything it needs is genetically predetermined, and it doesn’t need to be taught…
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People always laughed at and bullied me, but despite that, I believed in the best and didn't want to destroy all people – on the contrary, I wanted everyone to live well and happily. Now, I've become stronger, in some ways smarter, and more sharp-tongued; now, no one bullies me. However, after interacting with people more closely, understanding their feelings and emotions, I realized that nothing will change them. They will always be disgusting creatures who kill people physically and spiritually for their own pleasure, and sometimes even without any pleasure, just because they can, "because I can do it." Or even accidentally – like we might accidentally crush an ant. Someone might say that I'm exaggerating, but after seeing 4 people literally fall into dull mediocrity before my eyes, and another 2 (not counting myself), it changed me forever and left me with… let's just say, "scars." It no longer seems like youthful maximalism. It was after I realized all this that I came to hate humanity. That's how it happened.
Where do we go?
Where do we end up when we save the world?
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Amaranth
The world is generally an unfair place, son.
That's exactly what I'm saying, this world is crazy.
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MoonWolf
A year ago, I was at the camp for the second time, and it wasn't as harsh, but I still felt like a "punching bag." Maybe it's something about me, although I don't know exactly what. I'm going again this year, and I don't even know what to do.
The problem isn't the beating; it's that those who are doing the beating can't think. Think carefully about how to outsmart them, beating them 10 times each day during the camp... and everything will be fine.
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What about eating people?
I think it's a great idea.
Tomorrow holds no promises
Except the ones we've made
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I think we all hate humanity here! BUT! It's precisely "humanity" as it is now, as it is portrayed. A person in and of himself is reasonable, but a crowd is an implacable, merciless, and stupid beast... The whole point is that a person has become abstract in thinking in general terms, as do most people, and therefore has lost their individuality. Fashion is one of the evils that tries to indicate to society the correctness of ideas - by following fashion, TV series, etc., a person loses their individuality.
But if you dig deeper, think, and look at yourself and others from the outside, you can remain an individual...

I used to be a typical "easy target" and considered these bullies to be idiots and scoundrels, but now I don't think so - I looked and realized that they simply lost their individuality earlier... You shouldn't be angry with them, you can only feel sorry for them...
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Vis, we forgot to tell you, you'll be the first.
2 Guest In what sense, to figure out how to beat them or get rid of them?
Last year, they really annoyed me. I discovered their latest prank – coffee sprinkled in my book. I took that half-empty packet and, out of anger, without really knowing what I was doing, poured it on the beds of two of my roommates. After that, they spent a long time explaining to me that it definitely wasn't them who did it. But it was hot, and the coffee melted. They almost beat me up right there. When my anger subsided, I realized that maybe it wasn't them after all. There were other roommates living in our room, and they were always hanging around. I just couldn't control myself.
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Vis, we forgot to tell you, you'll be the first.
So, what about eating people?
:smile17:

By the way, what does it mean to "remain an individualist"?
And what will happen if you don't? They've come up with so many silly terms, it's awful:smile02:
Tomorrow holds no promises
Except the ones we've made
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WisTrit
By the way, what does it mean to "remain an individualist"?
And what will happen if you don't? So many silly terms have been invented, it's just awful :smile02:
I feel very sorry for you)))
MoonWolf
2 Ghost In what sense, come up with a way to defeat or ward them off?
The point is to put them in such a situation that they themselves don't quite understand what happened, but they will remember it for a long time... So that it is humiliating. And then, when their little brain figures out that they need to intimidate, tell them that you will do something even worse if they don't stop...
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MoonWolf
about my difference from an eagle. Is that fair? I have the freedom of choice, an eagle doesn't.
About worms and mosquitoes. Yes, about 5 years ago, I did exactly that. I was a real moral monster back then... A rat and a show-off. Now I've changed... After I was sent to a children's camp for the first time. It was almost completely filled with the same rats and monsters who all bullied me, verbally and physically (they took my things, beat me, etc.). I don't know why they targeted me, maybe because I'm the least physically developed and not very articulate, I can't answer anything. I tried to hang myself several times, but I couldn't even find a rope :) But after that camp, I stopped being a monster... And for some reason, I stopped stepping on cockroaches, killing mosquitoes, and burning ants.
A year ago, I was in camp for the second time, it wasn't as cruel there, but I continued to be a "whipping boy." Maybe it's something about me, although I don't know exactly what. I'll go again this year, and I don't even know what to do.
I'm surprised that I'm not ostracized so much online. Maybe some people don't like me, but not to the point of trying to drown me in dirt.
Hmm... I recognize myself in this.
The world is inhabited by those who can withstand this world. And the Internet is not this world. Here, it doesn't matter if you are strong or not. Only the word matters. And those noobs are a dead end in evolution. They will simply die out because they don't know how to act collectively. Yes, collectively. Because a collective is a gathering of individuals. They are used to the benefits of civilization. But what if they are gone? The wise will survive, and the foolish will not.
Любовь и атомное оружие, братья, любовь и атомное оружие.
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We will turn you into a human first, of course.
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Ulric
In this world, only those who can endure it survive. And the internet is not that world. Here, it doesn't matter if you're strong or not. What matters is just the word. And those noobs are an evolutionary dead end. They will simply die out because they don't know how to act collectively. Yes, collectively. Because a collective is an assembly of individuals. They are used to the benefits of civilization. But what if they are gone? The wise will survive, and the foolish will not.
But here you are wrong. The strongest, the least squeamish, those devoid of prejudices and moral principles, in general – not us – will survive.
Where do we go?
Where do we end up when we save the world?
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Alex Ghost
The point is to set them up in such a way that they themselves don't quite understand what happened, but it sticks with them for a long time... So that it's humiliating. And then, when their brains finally process that they need to intimidate someone, tell them that you'll do something even worse if they don't stop...
Why set them up? What are you talking about?

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MoonWolf

I sympathize. I know this feeling – being in a group where people show no respect, understanding, or compassion, both from my own experience (fortunately, I haven't had to be in such environments often, but it's something you remember well) and from observing others.

However, I've been convinced many times that people who are inclined towards introversion and individualism often surpass typical extroverts in moral and intellectual qualities. Although their lives are generally more difficult.

And I say this not as a fact, but simply sharing my observations, so I probably won't try to change the opinion of those who disagree.
O God of Earth and Altar,
Bow down and hear our cry,
Our earthly rulers falter,
Our people drift and die,
The walls of gold entomb us,
The swords of scorn divide,
Take not thy thunder from us,
Take away our pride.


G.K. Chesterton: English Hymnal
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MoonWolf
Why would I set someone up? What are you talking about?
This is to make them back off... Cunning and charismatic people are more respected than just smart people... At least in teenage society...
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