Quote from: prime on Today at 05:48 PM"Original sin" = you owe me, therefore you must crawl to me. It is the ancient type of manipulation by cruel Tammany Hall gods.
Quote from: Flying Kites on Aug 04, 2026, 06:50 PMCommunists are not humans
QuoteBlood sucking creatures of the night
Nocturnal spectre hiding from the light
Cries screaming out every fright
Eagerly awaiting plight
Apparitions from the pits of Hell
Death plagues the streets in which they dwell
Demented lust, the secrets they must keep
Addicted to your blood
At dawn they sleep
http://www.darklyrics.com/lyrics/slayer/hellawaits.html#3
Quote from: prime on Aug 03, 2026, 07:56 PMLaVey got some things really right, but most things wrong. In the end, he was a Christianized Jew, poor soul, and he tried to invert that but ended up on an equivalent to the Jesusite path.
Luciferianism gets past this by embracing the good/evil binary only in the sense that evil is logical, and "good" is human projection.
We will feast on their hearts and livers.
Quote from: prime on Aug 04, 2026, 06:33 AMQuote from: Sevil Nox on Aug 02, 2026, 02:43 AMThe rehabilitation part is probably to make you fear retribution if you don't obey the ideology.
Or simply because egalitarianism demands it. If we are all equal, the only difference between a criminal and a non-criminal is that the criminal had a rough upbringing. Of course, as law enforcement and the data will tell you, this is nonsense because most abused people do not go on to commit crimes. Gene drift causes mutations in some that make them both self-destructive and prone to revenge against others through their solipsism. All crime originates in selfishness, true, but mostly just self-centeredness to the exclusion of the rest of reality. It is why they are always surprised when they get convicted.
Quote from: Sevil Nox on Aug 02, 2026, 02:43 AMThe rehabilitation part is probably to make you fear retribution if you don't obey the ideology.
QuoteMarriage was once understood as a commitment that required sacrifice. Husbands and wives argued, disappointed each other, went through dry spells, and occasionally wondered whether they had married the wrong person. None of those experiences automatically meant the marriage had failed.
Today, many therapists tell clients the opposite.
As a practicing psychotherapist, I've watched my profession gradually redefine what counts as a healthy marriage. Instead of asking whether a relationship is fundamentally sound, many therapists encourage clients to audit it. Is every emotional need being met? Do you feel consistently validated? Is your partner helping you become the best version of yourself?
https://www.dailywire.com/news/why-so-many-therapists-are-getting-marriage-wrong