More specifically the test is to see if I can kill you without remorse and still remain a good person--thats a real leader for you--you gotta believe in youself--fuck all this questioning.

Did you know that the most successful people in this life
are the happiest and the happiest most successful people accross the board have been pretty much shown to have the least realistic self-concept and views. They are the most self-deceived of any subset of persons, but they are successful and happy, cause that's what it takes. While people who have shown them selves to have consistently realistic views of themselves and life tend to be at least a bit depressed. So basically you are dealing with a situation where everything will eventually become itr's own opposite, everything is conflicted, and the the very initiation of any enterprise inherently carries the seeds of its own destruction--man will never really understand this in a functional way because they are genetically wired up not to see it--even though this self-deception and the lack of the ability to see it taking place as one sees one move thier arem or their bowels or liver or brain--so until this natural predisposition is able to be seen in oneself, and what one considers the world, all motive are conflicted and all personality is just a constelation of compulsive complexes--yet this seeminly dire news, like everything, has it's other side. Whether we humans can take hold of this other side and abide with it, that is the question. If we can't there will never be action in oneself or the world that is not born--based--and itself one form of conflict or another. Whether this can be done or not is pretty much gonna determine human destiny--like whether humans really have any destiny or are just doomed to enless exitless deep conflict, never escaping the charged nature of their own nervous systems or coming to know a less limited themselves of compassion and joy. Their lives remain another rerun of a barely interesting situation comedy based on superficial insults and accidents.
anomaloustango Reviewed by anomaloustango on . Why is socialism so bad? Hello Everyone! I have been following the presidential race and the arguments in these forums for the past few weeks. One of the new issues is SOCIALISM. I lived in the United States for 17 years, but moved back to my home country of Finland a couple years ago. Finland is a Socialist Democracy. We have free health care, free education through your bachelor's degree (when you turn 18, the gov. also pays for 80% of your rent and grocery money(240â?¬/month), and allows you to take out Rating: 5