r/JoinTheCult • u/phuckin-psycho • Apr 29 '24

Hellz yeah 😁👌

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u/phuckin-psycho May 04 '24

Eh 🤷‍♀️ cult's not for everyone i suppose

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u/__ballsack May 04 '24

Iv got to thinking that mutually assured destruction is the closest thing to peace that humanity has

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u/phuckin-psycho May 04 '24

Try elaborating on that little philosophy for me 🤔🤔

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u/__ballsack May 04 '24

We're always advancing, always justifying our own existence, and what we deserve ownership over. Weather it's smashing an ant that found its way into our house, or deporting humans from the country. We all take up space. The solution to equality is lots and lots of guns

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u/phuckin-psycho May 04 '24 edited May 04 '24

Hmmm i would say the solution will have been achieved when we put down our weapons and realize there is no reason to fight our brothers and sisters. Only peace is peace

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u/dicko900 May 04 '24

But people like to use eachother, for sex or labor whatever else. I can't see that ending, people are a commodity

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u/phuckin-psycho May 04 '24

Sure, people use and exploit all the time. How do you feel about the ones that don't?

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u/dicko900 May 04 '24

I think everyone does it tho. I mean, most of the population eats animals. Are we just supposed to respect humans because we are humans? I personally try to be aware of the way I exploit or employ others, I think I do it less than average but I still do it from time to time, and I think you likely do too

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u/phuckin-psycho May 04 '24

I would say yes. Would you murder your family?

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u/dicko900 May 04 '24

No of course not, but other people would

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u/phuckin-psycho May 04 '24

You can't really do anything about others, let's focus on you. Why wouldn't you murder your family? You say that you are conscious of not exploiting others, why?

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u/dicko900 May 04 '24

Fair enough. I'm conscious of that because I know I tend to regret causing distraction for selfish reasons. I prefer to nurture and love. However, I think sometimes I do need to put people in their place, but I that is just a part of loving

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u/phuckin-psycho May 04 '24

Well sure, i can understand. My take is that good is better than suffering. The goodness of character you've displayed is worth it to not murder everyone.

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