Hostility is violence To want to see someone “get what he deserves”, “get punished”, “be taken down a peg”, is to be violent. To insult someone, to mock someone, to deride someone, is to be violent. To not want the best for your fellow human beings, for your brothers, for your enemies, is to be …
Tag: Conflict
When You Do The Right Thing — You Become Peaceful
When you do the right thing — you become peaceful When you do your best — you become peaceful Life is really not that complicated There’s whatever is necessary, truly necessary And then there is only how you settle it You can settle it the best you can, do your best, do the right …
You Don’t Want To Hamper Your Self-Expression ONE BIT
You don’t want to hamper your self expression ONE FUCKING BIT – no matter who the fuck doesn’t like it It’s better for no one to love your authentic self then it is for everyone to love your inauthentic self. In case of the latter – you not only don’t really have the love …
Making Fun Of — NOT Allowed
What you can’t make fun of is what you can’t speak of, is what you can’t think of There’s a terrible oppression concealed behind the veneer of an enlightened, “tolerant” society Tolerance and equality are the yokes of XXI century Misunderstood and subverted ideals to push political agendas and alleviate moral qualms and some of …
Whatever It Takes
The real meaning of “whatever it takes” is “I am WILLING to pay the FULL PRICE” That means not HALF the price, not 3/4 of the price, not 99% of the price — it means FULL price, 100% of the price. AND IF you’re NOT willing to pay the price — you simply MOVE …
Racism Is Merely Subset of Hate
Racism is merely subset of hate It’s irrelevant who you hate — the problem is with hate itself Anti-racism is silly because it only perpetuates the problem By hating on haters you become a hater All that is achieved is perpetuation of hate Therefore you have more racism and more discrimination and all that …
We Need That Savoir-Vivre
You need rules and guides where your intelligence can’t manage As society we needed rules of conduct to merely bear each other You don’t need rules of conduct and politeness if you know what you’re doing: if you know what you want, understand what others want, then move in the space of mutual interest …