Revolutionary or nutcase? where do you stand?
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Revolutionary or nutcase? where do you stand?
He's a fucking nutcase man.
He made up a meaning for a song and based his entire life around it
Nutcase
this is pretty true though...
i??ve recently come to the conclusion that, because most of society is so weak willed and dishonest with themselves that they allow their fears to take control of their lives. they allow meaningless schemes of time and money to live their lives for them, because they fear that chaos is real and is the truth. they hide under and inside their shells under the guises of time and money to make them feel secure from their fears and maintain control of their lives. they do not live within themselves and their heart and their mind and their spirit, but somewhere else it was not meant to exist. they live on the outside of the truth.
now because people feel the need for control, to cease to recognize the reality of chaos that is natural, they also look for comforts. comforts can vary from eating, not eating, sleeping, not sleeping, etc. etc. everyone has their things they do in order to take them home to their safe space in themselves. if you abandon the commonly understood definition of what a ??drug? is, and re-define it as anything that you do in order to return to the safe space, then for all purposes it becomes completely possible for anything and everything to be a drug. people are constantly at struggle with control and everybody seeks escape through their ??drug? - anything and everything - love, puppies, dope, long walks, whatever does it for you. since people are in a constant struggle and have a desire to remain in their safe space, it is very easy for people to forget about moderation and become addicted - overeating/starvation, over-sleeping/sleep deprivation, etc. this is when desire becomes addiction. for most addiction is destructive. any ??drug? can be embraced, but all ??drugs? need to be used in moderation. anytime someone becomes dependent on something other then themselves in order to supply their own satisfaction, they are failing to moderate use, and have turned it into abuse, therefore losing the control they initially sought after.
after having said that you could look at society as a whole as view them as a group of weak willed, dishonest and fearful group; what are people really so afraid of i wonder? most believe in an afterlife, because their religion (just another crutch and control) tells them that??s what will happen after life on earth. yet, people run around frantically worrying what others will think of them. the pop star culture does nothing but feed people??s insecurities, and when there is the occasional ??celebrity? (which is a person really no different from any other), that isn??t afraid to do as they please, they become a symbol of hope for many. after becoming a symbol of hope, people through their insecurities and fears allow their lives to be led by this symbol of hope. absolute bullshit. people are more than capable of becoming anything they want, but they sit back and let someone live out their dreams and hopes for them. living vicariously through someone else is lame and is, to me, just another sign of how weak willed people can be and really are. people really have no reason to have faith in their surroundings, and why should they need to when all the faith they really need is right within. for some reason, people allow their ??drugs? - religion, addiction, fear, etc. - to blind them from seeing and taking advantage of everything that they already have. people are born free - as spirits - as a mind, but not as a body in all places unfortunately. people fear those that have peace of mind and soul, and don??t need peace of body, simply because it??s something they cannot bring themselves to do. they cannot let go of their control and their ??drugs.? those that don??t fear it, embrace it, but mostly only by watching from a distance and admiring and wishing they someday they could be just as strong willed. i say that day is today, and someone needs to open their eyes to it. if people abandon all their earthly comforts and learned to open their hearts to love again, not only would there be a downfall of desire (addiction to) for control, but they would learn to love themselves again. (earthly comforts being those material values that people can??t seem to let go of. it??s important to distinguish the difference in meaning between ??earthly? and ??natural? (coming from the earth).) people would realize that if they just followed their heart and put themselves to it that any dream or hope they have can become a reality.
there have been many people, mainly musicians and artists, whom have realized their peace of mind, and because music and art is a universal language of the mind and soul, played or created through and/or by the body, many have been saved through this media. the pop star/celebrity culture is the foe to this idea of freedom and peace of mind, and infect (mainly) our youth with insecurity, fear and a false pretense to where the home of happiness really is. those in the spotlight are to afraid to show them are people just like everybody else and live in fear of judgment and criticism if they were to open up that door and allow people to see who they really are. as a result of this, the public in hidden from the depression that the celebrity culture thrives on. they feed people with the idea that happiness can be measured by earthly things, and people live their lives in search of this, rather than just realizing peace of mind and living merely because they were born to live. every generation has it??s group that stands up and searches for peace within, and spreads hope to others - beatniks in the fifties, hippies in the sixties and seventies, etc., etc. however because people allow time to control their lives so much, we all become a product of our time and ostracize others who are a different product. fact of the matter is that we all have a lot to learn from each other in order to realize freedom and peace within ourselves, but people need to first let go of their comforts and addictions to time and money and all other things that don??t mean shit, because you can??t measure happiness and satisfaction with a pile of shit. people generally have the tendency to hate what they can??t bring themselves to understand, but if everyone opened their eyes to someone else??s life and understand it and equate it into their own lives, they would have a lot to gain.
Been listening to charlie's music and speeches for years. in fact every day for the past 6 months .. so i voted Revolutionary, naturally.
How can Carles Manson be called a revolutionary? What was his plan for the revolution? What socio-economic system was he aiming for after the revolution? Besides, just being a revolutionary does not make your cause a good one. Remember, Stalin and Pol Pot were revolutionaries.
Charles Manson believed that the Biblical apocalypse was imminent. This is enough to discount any revolutionary potential in him. Ignoring for now the fact that religion is always a reactionary and anti-revolutionary power, if you believe the end of the world is coming, there's no point in forcefully overthrowing the current social structure. If the fate of humanity is in God's hands, then there's no point in taking it into your own hands (i.e. starting a revolution).
Also, it seems his vision of a "revolution" was a race war larger than any war in history. How ridiculous is that? Sure, there is still plenty of racial tension in the world but I think we can all agree that racism is on the decline and is way less influential on people than it was 25 or 50 or 100 years ago. The world is becoming more and more tolerant, not less.
And any revolution worth fighting will not be a racist one. I'm not going to be getting behind the barricades with the white supremacists just because they're the same color as me. Most real revolutionaries (i.e. communists and anarchists) don't believe in racism, but rather think that the ultimate goal of revolution is an egalitarian society, which includes racial egalitarianism.
When the revolution comes, revolutionaries of all colors will have to band their efforts to collectively overthrow the establishment. If the working class is divided amongst itself, how can it make any real change to the system? How can capitalism and government be done away with if the races are all fighting each other instead of their oppressors? That would make it real easy for the army to just step in and crush the revolution.
Fuck Manson. Long live the revolution.
If you want a revolution, you do not kill. Spreading peace is how you start a revolution. When I think of Manson, I think of a cult leader, like L. Ron Hubbard.
Anyone learn from Ghandi?
Sorry, but all revolutions involve some bloodshed. It is historically inevitable: look at the French Revolution, the American Revolution, the Russian Revolution... If you want to overthrow the establishment, you have to have some guns. People don't just give up power when they're asked to.
But we are being oppressed. If we weren't, there would be no point in the revolution.Quote:
Spreading peace is how you start a revolution unless you are being opressed.
Hmmm...isn't he getting out soon?
ghandi never killed anybody.