It's called natural selection.

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@NothingToSeeHere @georgia i have xim/xam/xom muted because it's just pure coal. literally zero worthwhile posts.
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@HatkeshiatorTND @NothingToSeeHere if you actually cared about your own culture instead of just caring about racism you'd find value in many of my posts

Very cultured, indeed.

@NothingToSeeHere @HatkeshiatorTND I have literally never posted animal fuckery or supported animal fuckers

@NothingToSeeHere @HatkeshiatorTND most of what I post is about hinduism thats why I say that he would find value in it if he didnt hate his own culture

I totes beieve you.

@NothingToSeeHere you can check. I have also never posted porn

Whatever you say, fluffy.

@NothingToSeeHere @HatkeshiatorTND @georgia bro just be me in 2016 on sealion club.

@georgia @NothingToSeeHere why would i read some faggot's analysis of my own blood memory, retard. i heil scripture. you are a nigger.

@HatkeshiatorTND @NothingToSeeHere if you heil it and its your blood memory then why dont you follow its moral statutes against hatred and violence. do you even care about God or do you just care about "blood memory"

@georgia @NothingToSeeHere thanks for your input, chatgpt.

The two are not mutually exclusive.

@NothingToSeeHere @HatkeshiatorTND God hates racism and youre very foolish if you think otherwise

@NothingToSeeHere @georgia you're talking to somebody whose worldview is not very sophisticated. they think the solution is captain planet and the power of friendship, and also that people whose most notable impact on the archaeological record is weaving a continent-spanning carpet of ash and total y-chromosomal replacement everywhere they went were essentially in agreement with this.

@HatkeshiatorTND @NothingToSeeHere my worldview is that the solution to humanity's problems is yoga, Mr. "hail scripture". your solution is racism and violence. is your worldview that you claim was instilled by anrti-sjw youtube really much more sophisticated than mine?

Yoga pants or gtfo

@georgia @NothingToSeeHere heil* and what the fuck is "yoga"? what will you join, and to what? you do know that the word yoga refers to the joining of things, correct?
oh, the various yogas krishna spoke of, you say? including the karma yoga? which is what, exactly? marriage of action and thought to duty.
hmmm, what kind of action, i wonder?
"obliterate literally everybody except your four comrades in service of divine order"
wow! how racist! how cruel!

@NothingToSeeHere @georgia btw women can't do what gets sloppily called yoga but what is in fact a different, almost unrelated disciple. patanjali, the ur-"yogi", speaks of this.
meaning yoga pants are somehow even *less* related to yoga than "don't be racist" which is at least the polar opposite thing.

@HatkeshiatorTND @NothingToSeeHere you underestimate me of course I know that yoga means to yoke. its inconvenient for your narrative about me but ive read the central texts of hatha, raja, and laya yoga, not just the bhagavad gitas karma, bhakti, and jnana. and ive read all the relevant parts of the bhagavata purana (which I doubt youve read but who knows) so i know the violence krishna is associated with. none of it was motivated by any kind of ethnic hatred or by casteism or by hatred for the disabled but I dont consider it to be scripture because of the way krishna and balarama act. when I say scripture I'm referring to the three scriptures.

@georgia @HatkeshiatorTND @NothingToSeeHere i'm sorry, as i don't study hinduism at all, but know the rest of my post hinges on hearsay that in hinduist thought reality itself is an abstraction of some higher truth which manifests in infinite forms.

if i am incorrect about this, please publicly parade my ignorance and make an example of it.

however if i am correct:
what point is there, then, to argue with anybody? after all, the higher divine truth may very well manifest to them differently to the way it manifests for you, and both can equally be considered true, no?

@lobotomite @georgia @NothingToSeeHere advaita vedanta is its own thing, in my opinion. a lot of modern hinduism is influenced by it but the old indo-aryan worldview would have found most of its premises alien.
it is worth reading shankaracharya's work to understand the difference between "there exists objective truth which only ever reveals itself voluntarily" and "there is no point in arguing."
how i'd make sense of it is to talk about māyā, the concept of illusion. everything you consider real exists ultimately only with the permission of capital-T Truth. therefore, it is an illusion, and you and the form you inhabit are no less illusory than a fictional character.
your dharm, your purpose in life if you will, is part of the illusion, like a quest in a video game. you are to play the game, apprehend the true nature of your quest, and fulfill it. only by doing this over and over will you escape the cycle of dying and being reborn into the world, attaining moksh i.e. liberation.
that being said, i find a lot of vedantic cosmology to be somewhat copium. my understanding of the pantheon is that it is an assortment of blood-heroes and cosmic beings, daevas (i use the zoroastrian spelling) and asuras. my understanding of karma is that it is the action axiom. i discount basically everything posterior to and including many parts of the first three vedas; there are parts of shinto and germanic beliefs i hold more firmly than the slop that passes for hinduism today. i don't even tend to use the word "hindu," because it actually isn't a word. it's a persian word for muslim residents of india. "we" (i hate to be associated with these uncultured sorts) somehow "reclaimed" it like niggers reclaiming "nigga". it means nothing and is merely a vector of state subversion. most indians don't even know that "hindu" is a persian word meaning persian-descended muslim resident of the lands east of the river hind (indus in english, sindh in most ia languages). even most of the ones that do know and agree with me that it's a silly word are retarded because they think they can paper over the problem by s/hindu/sanatan/g which is a fucking stupid thing to think. the word sanatan means eternal, and appears exactly once in some late-bramhin slopfest quasisacred text. these idiots want to multiply the importance of a clearly pointless throwaway line in some bullshit uninspired work instead of just calling themselves what they ought to consider themselves: correct, unlike everybody else, who is incorrect.

@HatkeshiatorTND @georgia @NothingToSeeHere our worldviews are very distinctly different and i may not comprehend it fully at first glance but i know conviction when i see it and to be confronted by something so demoralising as the concept that life itself and purpose are illusory but to live it fully and authentically as a means to comprehend and grasp the illusion in hopes to ultimately break it someday appears to even me as a very brave and self-assured belief. and this much i can surely respect.

i have only one question which perhaps is insensitive, that history shows that south asia was ruled by a very selective and powerful priest and warrior class with deep and profound esoteric knowledge that baffles western armchair scholastics to this day. i wanted to know if that's still a thing that happens everyday or if it faces a similar fate to western monasticism, having been pushed aside to better accomadate modernity and all its pigslop pseudo-egalitarian nihilist views?

@lobotomite @georgia @NothingToSeeHere varna, which gets erroneously translated as "caste", was the system you are thinking of whereby scholars and priests held political power and merchants and labor did not (a sort of compromise between democratic republicanism and true aristocracy, to put it in.western terms).
this system was already on its last legs by 1000 A.D. and mughal rule followed by british rule didn't help matters. bramhins, the educated priestly caste, went from resembling wise sages and masters to fart-huffing sophists and modern academics. the kshatriyas, the warrior castes, brcame drunk on what the germans would call Macht, and became despotic. the latter problem actually resulted in vishnu bhagwan having to descend upon earth in the flesh of parshurama -- whose name would have literally meant 'guy with the axe' in his own time -- and singlehandedly kill every single kshatriya on the planet. twenty seven separate times. these genocides were the nakshatras, and each of the constellations of vedic astrology corresponds to one of them.
parshuram is still around btw, he's among the chiranjeevis meaning he isn't going anywhere until the world is annihilated at the end of the kali yuga.
anyway, as a result of their degeneration, you actually can't trust any bramhinical writings past the yajurveda. too much of their thinking became akin to talmudic or chinese legalism (hence my allusion upthread to hating bramhins for antisemitic reasons).
today of course, things are even worse. we have rampant reservations for lower castes and autochthonous tribals -- our president is a tribal woman and our prime minister a shudra -- and bramhins are oppressed the way whites are in white countries. caste-mixing propaganda is out in full force. it's bleak indeed.

@HatkeshiatorTND @georgia @NothingToSeeHere it's an interesting contrast that you mentioned white majorities being oppressed in their own borders. "most people" see it as justified in the western zeitgeist due to whatever ancestral guilt of europe is trending at the time. but to see it occuring in south asia between different groups of what, at least in my cultural sphere, are erroneously conflated as one coherent group of people:

it appears to just be a lot of unnecessary suffering and cultural disappearance. society degenerating on every level, being weighed down by the lowest instead of uplifted by the highest. that you mention the same thing happens in the west gives me a new and interesting perspective

@lobotomite @georgia @NothingToSeeHere nothing in history boils my blood nearly as much as what stalin did to en.wikipedia.org/wiki/izhoria
and just think: that is exactly what communists want to do to you, and your nation, and your people, and all other great and high nations and peoples of all places. they resent excellence and beauty and goodness and truth. they are enemies not just of all good men but kf good itself.
it is your moral imperative to strike this wretched lumbering beast down before it has a chance to set its sights upon what you hold dear.

By this shall all men know that ye are my disciples, if ye have love one to another.

- John 13:35