Exterminanegros
07-14-2009, 09:46 PM
This is a good piece from the Ayn Rand Institute that explains why western man is permitting all of this Niggerfuxation. The ARI can be kind of cultish, but they also are right on the money when analyzing American culture.
http://www.aynrand.org/site/News2?page=NewsArticle&id=12231&news_iv_ctrl=2472
And Lindh's Marin County parents certainly typified this philosophy with their non-judgmental attitude towards his early affinity for nasty rap music and his later conversion to radical Islam.
There is an infinite number of opposing religious sects. How does the religionist decide which faith to embrace, which revelations to follow and which authority to obey? Does he scientifically gather the evidence, carefully weigh it, and then adopt the conclusion to which reason and logic point? Obviously not. He feels it. He feels that Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, astrology or whatever, is the right faith for him.
As Thomas himself describes his conversion to Islam, after agreeing to fast for the month of Ramadan: "I just felt a link from all the prophets of Adam and Noah and Moses and Abraham and all the prophets coming from one God and Confucius and Buddha and all the people being messengers and all my whole world came together." He continued to follow his feelings to radical Islam, to terrorist training, and to the adoption of "Jihad" as his first name.
So while the religionist may claim to uphold absolute truths, his beliefs are as arbitrary and baseless as those of the subjectivist. Thus, the paradoxical conversions of Jack Thomas and Walker Lindh--from subjectivist to religious dogmatist--aren't so paradoxical after all; in both cases, the switch was merely from one form of emotionalism to another.
What neither the subjectivist nor the dogmatist can fathom is the need for an objective approach--a method of seeking truth, acquiring knowledge, and defining moral standards, not by indulgence in emotions, but by a process of reasoning based on factual evidence alone. In every issue and area of its life, a mind on this premise is moved not by arbitrary whims, but by logical arguments that are grounded in directly perceivable facts.
What is needed, then, to avoid raising the "Jihad Jacks" and "American Talibans" of the future, is for our culture to reject emotionalism in all of its varieties--whether in the form of anything-goes subjectivism or of emotion-driven faith in mystical dogmas--in favor of the rational alternative: objectivity.
Chimpout isn't "racist" at all. All that is advocated is an objective look at niggers. Intrinsically negros are SCUM! :chuck
http://www.aynrand.org/site/News2?page=NewsArticle&id=12231&news_iv_ctrl=2472
And Lindh's Marin County parents certainly typified this philosophy with their non-judgmental attitude towards his early affinity for nasty rap music and his later conversion to radical Islam.
There is an infinite number of opposing religious sects. How does the religionist decide which faith to embrace, which revelations to follow and which authority to obey? Does he scientifically gather the evidence, carefully weigh it, and then adopt the conclusion to which reason and logic point? Obviously not. He feels it. He feels that Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, astrology or whatever, is the right faith for him.
As Thomas himself describes his conversion to Islam, after agreeing to fast for the month of Ramadan: "I just felt a link from all the prophets of Adam and Noah and Moses and Abraham and all the prophets coming from one God and Confucius and Buddha and all the people being messengers and all my whole world came together." He continued to follow his feelings to radical Islam, to terrorist training, and to the adoption of "Jihad" as his first name.
So while the religionist may claim to uphold absolute truths, his beliefs are as arbitrary and baseless as those of the subjectivist. Thus, the paradoxical conversions of Jack Thomas and Walker Lindh--from subjectivist to religious dogmatist--aren't so paradoxical after all; in both cases, the switch was merely from one form of emotionalism to another.
What neither the subjectivist nor the dogmatist can fathom is the need for an objective approach--a method of seeking truth, acquiring knowledge, and defining moral standards, not by indulgence in emotions, but by a process of reasoning based on factual evidence alone. In every issue and area of its life, a mind on this premise is moved not by arbitrary whims, but by logical arguments that are grounded in directly perceivable facts.
What is needed, then, to avoid raising the "Jihad Jacks" and "American Talibans" of the future, is for our culture to reject emotionalism in all of its varieties--whether in the form of anything-goes subjectivism or of emotion-driven faith in mystical dogmas--in favor of the rational alternative: objectivity.
Chimpout isn't "racist" at all. All that is advocated is an objective look at niggers. Intrinsically negros are SCUM! :chuck