Wednesday, November 13, 2013
Tuesday, November 12, 2013
Oh Canada...
According to Chomsky, “Canadian mining operations are just destroying large parts of the world.” He said that “Canada is trying to take the lead in destroying the possibility of decent survival: that’s what it means to exploit the tar sands, and the gold mining in Colombia, and coal mining, and so on…. That means destroying the world in which your grandchildren might be able to survive: that’s the Canadian idea now.”
Article Here
I'd love to watch the video of this presentation. I couldn't find it anywhere.
Therapy
This is almost as good as playing GTA... almost.
Put on some of your favorite music, sit back, and enjoy other people's frustration and misery.
Seriously though... put on music, the video's boring without music.
Put on some of your favorite music, sit back, and enjoy other people's frustration and misery.
Seriously though... put on music, the video's boring without music.
Wednesday, November 6, 2013
News from the front lines
We've reached a schism between human nature and human potential. The war on religion is at hand.
It's started
Everyone's got their head buried deep in mud.
They don't wanna see the global catastrophe thats already started.
I don't need to enumerate the disasters striking everywhere.
The starvation, poverty, flooding, heat waves, droughts, war and disease, the oversized wasps...
Are we just gonna let it come without preparing for it?
Do you really think the measures of appeasement they call democracy will perdure in these conditions so as to let you attain the comfortable future your bourgeois parents have envisioned for you?
I have no illusions.
What will you do when this system on which you completely depend breaks down?
I've always said it, the best investment right now is land. A remote location, close to a good source of water.
Sunday, November 3, 2013
Friday, November 1, 2013
Stop the diversions. Eliminate the disturbances. Repair the fabric of Hatred. Vote Brulé.
I dont buy the tram idea neither. It sounds fucking retarded. I mean we're what, maybe 10 years away from getting electric buses. But thats no reason to vote Joly. Girl's got zero experience. Let her be opposition for a few years and then we'll see. Marcel Coté? I wont vote for an old white man, fuck Cote, I dont care who he is or what he says, fuck the old white man.
And then there' s that 100% français guy, now I'm interested.
I think I'll go with Brulé, we need more french-anglo conflicts in this town, its like everyone's pointing at the arabs, I mean, how can we hate ourselves if we spend all our time hating strangers. There's a fundamental imbalance in the field of hatred in this city, and I think Brulé can adequately reestablish the levels.
Cardinal Needs A New Name
I think we can all agree that Cardinal needs a new name. The person it refers too is much less relevant than when it was originally chosen.
I have a suggestion.
I mentioned in one of my previous comments that Cardinal was being cynical. And although he was being cynical in the modern sense, his general aura makes me think of Cynicism in the classical Greek sense.
I mean read this:
To the ancient Greeks, Cynicism (capitalized) was a school of philosophy and social criticism founded by a man named Antisthenes. Followers of Cynicism often rejected the material comforts and social practices of the world around them, preferring to live as simply and as virtuously as possible. Because these Cynics often refused to bathe and were frequently found shouting incoherently in public areas, they were called kuon, the Greek word for dogs. Therefore, these men became known historically as the "dog philosophers".
Perhaps the best known follower of the Greek Cynicism movement was a man namedDiogenes. Legend has it that Diogenes wandered the Greek countryside, allegedly on a never ending quest for an honest man. Honesty and virtue were key elements of the original Cynicism philosophy. The problem was that in the Cynics' eyes, few Greek politicians or prominent members of the ruling class had either of those qualities. Society in general was ruled by thoughts of personal gain, political corruption and meaningless rituals.
Bro, come on! Dog Philosopher is tailor-made for Cardinal!
I have a suggestion.
I mentioned in one of my previous comments that Cardinal was being cynical. And although he was being cynical in the modern sense, his general aura makes me think of Cynicism in the classical Greek sense.
I mean read this:
To the ancient Greeks, Cynicism (capitalized) was a school of philosophy and social criticism founded by a man named Antisthenes. Followers of Cynicism often rejected the material comforts and social practices of the world around them, preferring to live as simply and as virtuously as possible. Because these Cynics often refused to bathe and were frequently found shouting incoherently in public areas, they were called kuon, the Greek word for dogs. Therefore, these men became known historically as the "dog philosophers".
Perhaps the best known follower of the Greek Cynicism movement was a man namedDiogenes. Legend has it that Diogenes wandered the Greek countryside, allegedly on a never ending quest for an honest man. Honesty and virtue were key elements of the original Cynicism philosophy. The problem was that in the Cynics' eyes, few Greek politicians or prominent members of the ruling class had either of those qualities. Society in general was ruled by thoughts of personal gain, political corruption and meaningless rituals.
Bro, come on! Dog Philosopher is tailor-made for Cardinal!
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