He's right - conservatives are just liberals going at the speed limit. He's also right that you cannot expdct prudence from people who think the anus is a sex organ and the number of homosexuals in government is a direct indicator of the situation. Everywhere you see a pride flag, that's colonialism of the West in action, the very symbol of the American Empire. The direction we are going isn't left or right, it's definitely down.
I am slowly starting to understand the 4pt. Materialism is the sirens song, once it lulls a nation into sleep it will be liquidated. How do we wake up?
It's an interesting piece. Doesn't perfectly align with my own understanding of Platonism and Aristotelianism, but the idea of materialism as of the "mother" is a new concept to me, and seems like it could be useful.
I do find that his description of materialism as an inversion of Platonism is pretty much exactly how I see it, and I agree that it's up to us to set things right side up.
How do we start? Plato and Aristotle have been incorporated in the very fabric of the catholic and orthodox church. I suppose that a return to those traditions will kill two birds with one stone
He's right - conservatives are just liberals going at the speed limit. He's also right that you cannot expdct prudence from people who think the anus is a sex organ and the number of homosexuals in government is a direct indicator of the situation. Everywhere you see a pride flag, that's colonialism of the West in action, the very symbol of the American Empire. The direction we are going isn't left or right, it's definitely down.
I am slowly starting to understand the 4pt. Materialism is the sirens song, once it lulls a nation into sleep it will be liquidated. How do we wake up?
It's an interesting piece. Doesn't perfectly align with my own understanding of Platonism and Aristotelianism, but the idea of materialism as of the "mother" is a new concept to me, and seems like it could be useful.
I do find that his description of materialism as an inversion of Platonism is pretty much exactly how I see it, and I agree that it's up to us to set things right side up.
Welp, that's about enough of this spiritual nonsense for me. I'm out.
How do we start? Plato and Aristotle have been incorporated in the very fabric of the catholic and orthodox church. I suppose that a return to those traditions will kill two birds with one stone
Excellent!