Depression Why do normies expect the bottom barrel of society to not react at all?

[PoopyPigeon]

Like anytime you see some mass shooting/someone commits suicide/or at least have a freak out session(like the short bagel guy), people always act like it's unusual for someone going through all that to react that way.

Like do they not see how putting someone through constant pain can result them in acting out a certain way?

Or are these people dehumanized to the extent that their reactions are not even remotely cared about?

And BTW, I'm in no way encouraging any of the things I mentioned in my first paragraph.

 

[ZZEBRA813]

Pigeon poppy pants

 

[Asgard]

And BTW, I'm in no way encouraging any of the things I mentioned in my first paragraph.

Just to make it clear, you've been reported to the FBI already. Expect a visit at your doorstep very soon.

 

[Schwarzwald]

Like anytime you see some mass shooting/someone commits suicide/or at least have a freak out session(like the short bagel guy), people always act like it's unusual for someone going through all that to react that way.

Like do they not see how putting someone through constant pain can result them in acting out a certain way?

Or are these people dehumanized to the extent that their reactions are not even remotely cared about?

And BTW, I'm in no way encouraging any of the things I mentioned in my first paragraph.

Evola argued that when you strip away the Aristocrat’s Soul and replace it with a dry, materialistic GDP culture, the human spirit doesn't just go away it rots and turns into a raw and nasty form of destructive energy. He saw a future where individuals, feeling the Zero Point of a meaningless existence, would lash out with bombings or shootings not necessarily for a political goal, but as a desperate, chaotic attempt to feel some kind of "Vibration" in a dead world. He wrote about this for a while, but in 1961 in ride the tiger he pointed it out a lot. This isn't new and has been thought about for a long time. That's why the skitzos are so doom and gloom about what's coming next.

 

[PoopyPigeon]

Evola argued that when you strip away the Aristocrat’s Soul and replace it with a dry, materialistic GDP culture, the human spirit doesn't just go away it rots and turns into a raw and nasty form of destructive energy. He saw a future where individuals, feeling the Zero Point of a meaningless existence, would lash out with bombings or shootings not necessarily for a political goal, but as a desperate, chaotic attempt to feel some kind of "Vibration" in a dead world. He wrote about this for a while, but in 1961 in ride the tiger he pointed it out a lot. This isn't new and has been thought about for a long time. That's why the skitzos are so doom and gloom about what's coming next.

Interesting.

It always infuriates me how normies try their best to dehumanize and invalidate the victim when they freak out. Awful world we live in.

BTW it seems as though you're really an interesting guy to interact with, at least to me.

Pigeon poppy pants

Just to make it clear, you've been reported to the FBI already. Expect a visit at your doorstep very soon.

If there's one thing I hate about these forums, it's how unserious some people here are.

 

[Schwarzwald]

Interesting.

It always infuriates me how normies try their best to dehumanize and invalidate the victim when they freak out. Awful world we live in.

BTW it seems as though you're really an interesting guy to interact with, at least to me.


If there's one thing I hate about these forums, it's how unserious some people here are.

Thanks bro, I give as much respect and kindness as I'm shown.
To the heart of it the normies didn't just turn on us, they were never there to begin with. They are the Grey Mass hiding behind AC and reality TV. They dehumanize the victims because they are terrified of the 'Vibration' that comes with being an actual individual.

 

[The Patriarchy]

If there's one thing I hate about these forums, it's how unserious some people here are.

 

[wait whattt? :o]

He wrote about this for a while, but in 1961 in ride the tiger he pointed it out a lot

1961??! I don't necessarily agree with aristocracy (but again, today's societies aren't any better) but man, seems like that Evola guy was ahead of the times.

You're right. When people's voices are not heard, of course they will do any means necessary to make audible noise, even if it means taking the life of another. Of course, shooting and bombings and whatnot are bad and all, but as Pigeon said, these things don't happen in a vacuum. There are usually attributable causes that can be addressable. This is why I hate the media so much actually (and why I departed from it). It dehumanized and painted everybody as heinously evil machines that just want to spread corruption and malice, and it genuinely made me very cynical and depressed.

 

[pento]

Like anytime you see some mass shooting/someone commits suicide/or at least have a freak out session(like the short bagel guy), people always act like it's unusual for someone going through all that to react that way.

Like do they not see how putting someone through constant pain can result them in acting out a certain way?

Or are these people dehumanized to the extent that their reactions are not even remotely cared about?

And BTW, I'm in no way encouraging any of the things I mentioned in my first paragraph.

Well they didn’t have to live through their life so they wouldn’t possibly understand why. Like to understand why someone feels that way you have to place yourself in their shoes and most people don’t really think that way, they just think oh he got mad over his height oh well.

 

[Nicococo]

normies are the real sociopaths