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2011
Chasm / Re: School shooting in Finland
« on: November 09, 2007, 05:40:22 PM »
Conformity to our postmodern mainstream expectations of individualism is pitiful. It's American democracy at the single unit voter scale, sans the organized lobbies that very much like the arrangement. Always being different has no potential even if one's arguments are the most sound. Concentrated interest trumps merit in our age.

2012
Chasm / Hessian Pugilist Compact
« on: November 08, 2007, 01:52:20 PM »
I'm pondering a non-profit, no gambling, mouthpiece and pads fight club for headbangers only. Maybe this would only take the shape of an annual convention, but it would serve to:

1) Gather Hessians
2) Draw attention to metal society
3) Information videos with propaganda
4) Get people healthy and motivated
5) Donations, band, music and arts promotions
6) Tours, lectures and conventions
7) Hessian warrior school and security company
eight) Fight arena combined with concert events
9) Political Action Committee
10) Hessian cultural centers and communities

The biggest drawback (#7) is probably local laws and liability. Nevertheless, boxing and karate fighting schools legally operate, so there is a way.

2013
Chasm / Re: Hair
« on: November 07, 2007, 10:45:30 PM »
Long hair is not a problem if you have trained in boxing or karate striking. With sufficient competence, a random street crud won't be able to close in for grappling without taking enough damage to require stitches and bandages due to profuse bleeding. It doesn't hurt to also know how to break holds and tumble.

2014
Chasm / Re: Alternative education
« on: November 07, 2007, 02:11:17 AM »
I took the GED, military, college route.

However, high school is probably necessary for those below 120 IQ and useless for those below 90. Designing for a qualitative median gives us abundant mediocre to poor results. No child left behind for Jesus sake, amen. Voter approved.

2015
Chasm / Re: Northwest Hessian Studies Collective
« on: November 06, 2007, 11:36:25 PM »
I'll extend the same offer toward those on the opposite side of the continent within a reasonable range of Cape Canaveral. You may PM me.

2016
Chasm / Re: Crappy Halloween
« on: November 03, 2007, 12:13:38 PM »
That's it pretty much. I don't have enough data or the right background to explore a socio-political hypothesis on the topic.

2017
Chasm / Re: Crappy Halloween
« on: November 03, 2007, 10:30:12 AM »
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Trick or treat = "Give me something even though I have done nothing to earn it, or else."


Yes, that's basically what the pre-Christian Europeans did by appeasing the spirits with sacrifices. What does that do to a people who have an appeasement tradition directed toward entities that do not belong among them, combined with a new religion that forces universal ego/pity extremism on everyone?

2018
Chasm / Re: Crappy Halloween
« on: November 01, 2007, 12:26:37 AM »
Halloween was a Catholic holiday intended for remembering all the holy saints. Halloween failed to replace Samhain, which is probably only traditionally practiced by a few isolated neopagan groups. Most of us do not experience a traditional Halloween or Samhain. Instead what we have is moronic Hollywood gore horror and loads of mass consumer junk. There is no mysticism and remberance in this day. Fix it or shun it.

2019
Metal / Re: What would a metal society look like?
« on: June 03, 2007, 12:18:01 AM »
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Maybe various meeting areas should be designated throughout the country with heads of local branches to report to the main branch. Something along these lines sounds doable.


Why not use any one of the countless existing organizations already out there? Sure, you would have to pay for a newsletter membership, a P.O. box and show up for a protest rally or two. But, the infrastructure is already in place and a couple dozen co-conspirators could influence the organization toward a more useful direction.

2020
Metal / Re: What would a metal society look like?
« on: May 30, 2007, 06:28:00 PM »
One cent = one sensi bud. 100 buds = 1 skull.

Grow, and hew with sword, your wealth!

2021
Metal / Re: What would a metal society look like?
« on: May 23, 2007, 01:20:21 AM »
One possibility is to use the existing system's own resources to help reshape society. The drawback is that too many metal people are withdrawn from larger society, unable to interface with and direct its energy.

This endeavor needs skilled, motivated people with a diverse array of talents or qualifications. Call it a town of the future prototype experiment, get some grants for funding and a large piece of land for building and farming. Credible, respectable people who happen to appreciate metal are the key.

Civilization gets a return on its grant investments and material donations in the form of reports and other media which demonstrates that several better alternatives to the existing society's designs are available.

The trouble with some of the thinking in this thread is with outer form, which is the 'metal society' wording in the title. The spirit of the thread is 'better alternative' to existing society and many superior possibilities are found in the spirit of metal culture.

2022
Metal / Re: Metal as a reaction to The Enlightenment
« on: May 21, 2007, 12:49:52 AM »
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From this perspective, the Enlightenment we can view as Western civilization's attempt to seek through reason a means of understanding human problems and discussing them without involving conflicting traditions, especially religious traditions, which, given the loss of unity in the Christian Church, provided no longer a continuing way of reaching a consensus.


So consensus was lost prior to the Enlightenment. Enlightenment's unfinished product was an attempt to find human answers for human problems, thereby building a new consensus. By seeking human answers to all problems, we have humanism. The present system operates on the following logic: all problems that affect us involve anthropocentric solutions.

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This reminds me quite a bit of this:


Paradoxically, death metal is in praise of life, not by mourning death but by cheering its order in a time of insane delusion. I found that particularly fascinating.


Death provides a logical exit routine for each of what would otherwise be, as reproduction takes place, unsustainably more numerous endless cycles.

2023
Metal / Re: What would a metal society look like?
« on: May 01, 2007, 03:43:51 PM »
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When i say ecologically friendly i mean things like cars would be replaced with more suitable forms of transport (considering how small the territory is this makes sense).


Cloning the modern world by having "new types of cars" or new improved "other product" is not really an alternative. Our towns need to be efficiently designed so that personal transport devices are not needed by most people. Walking for a few minutes rather than driving an hour in clogged traffic might accomplish the same purpose less destructively. Towns are stupidly designed so that everyone must take on the extra expense of a petroleum burning car in order to function.

2024
Commerce / Re: Gorgoroth frontman calls for more church burni
« on: January 29, 2007, 12:00:32 AM »
An ideal future is one that excludes slaves and slave morality. Church grounds in the future might serve in a manner similar to Aushwitz today, which is supposed to memorialize a terrible place of past events standing in opposition to our desired direction. Aushwitz in the future might also be useful for something.

2025
Metal / Re: What would a metal society look like?
« on: January 26, 2007, 04:00:01 AM »
Might as well make a democracy if you have everyone choosing leaders. Society's needs will quickly develop, becoming apparent to all and leaders will naturally respond. The successful response to society need determines fit leadership and what follows is everyone's approval. Democracy has it backwards.

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