Politics
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“Function complies to its limitation. A resource is no more the dependency than the life for which is also limited in its temporary aspect. How does a society rely on what is never genuine in where it is meant to be? As convenience never lives on, then it does not correspond with something said to
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“It is love that displays no function. It is never the thing so temporary to a person, as would be so much like a function. As a function is never eternal, what is brought low is the person descended of their individualism to belong in the slave ring. We are unloved as disregarded humans, when
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“Being brought low means to be displayed as related to the utilitarian prospects for a person. In using an object, one becomes an object. In a society where function is the value, where we complain of objectification, there is no preservation. In devouring another, we become devoured ourselves. What has changed in this world, except
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“Why love has no function, is to know that nothing loved is seen for its use. Betrayal, and then, the realization for our fragility, being of pain, is the result of being used. Forgetfulness, being of no love, though only the lust that partakes of the gain and the usage. If a person complies to
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“To the limitation of a resource, is not to the eternal place of love. We cannot relate the offering of a resource, as money or medication, to love. We cannot, because the two differ in that the former is limited, whereas the latter is unlimited. A resource cannot compare to love nor to compassion.” –
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“Were convenience to be the thing of care, then we will treat the human life as one. Whether them to be deemed as convenient or inconvenient is only suited towards what drives utility to prove itself as akin to slavery. If an individual rebels, they are the inconvenience. If an individual complies, they are simply
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“No Man nor Woman is equal, so long as we compete, or if it is when we do not love, or if it is that we are not dead.” – Modern Romanticism Life is a competition. Anything besides love or death, is a fluctuation of stampeding revolution. For it is not life that is opposite
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“If the current and contemporary wisdom still stands, that before one does good for others, one must do good for themselves, then no past, present, nor future politician had, has, or will comply.” – Modern Romanticism The politician is the seducer. There is no bias in the statement that if such sorts were truthful, they’d
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“Know always that the face that never even is truthful with the self can spread upon the grieving fellow the coat of sugar that reveals only the deception he’s believed in.” – Modern Romanticism Nothing is as kind as deception. It is what we mistake, of the politician, for compassion. We refuse in the attempt
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“Treat that which is meant to be temporary as meant to be permanent, then one has merely offered their life upon a silver platter directly to their executioner. As life is temporary, then death will be permanent.” – Modern Romanticism All things so precious to the individual, are there to be treated as temporary. If
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“The one who caused the problem out of selfish means, can never be equal to the one who resolves the matter towards a selfless end.” – Modern Romanticism This issue of climate change is an example for how humans believe themselves more dominant, than even Nature. What is worse, is that we believe we can
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“In this world, the denial of involvement is the confession of ignorance, not innocence.” – Modern Romanticism Those who deny their fate, are those who further construct their Hell. What point to blame the world, if not in the denial that our surroundings have been made by our own hands? If we blame the world,
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