Here it is determined that there must be a reason for the world to seem like such a base creature, so crude, so brutal, so maladaptive, so slow to learn, so unwilling to truly advance, so filthy, so vile, so pernicious, so hostile and unyielding to reason and virtue. This is the principle of sufficient reason applied to the overall matter of what has been taken to be a premise on this board, namely, that "esse mundanis neger est".
>Why do you think it is this way?
>Is it this way for everyone? If not, for whom? If for only some, why?
>Is it absolutely such or only in ways?
>Can it be a matter of degree?
>What would a circumstance, situation, or object (not only people) be like which would demonstrate this pitiable, and unpleasant quality?
>Is it relative or absolute? Is there a being that is completely ideal and beyond this? Or is even the noblest person merely a less primitive and pathetic person?
<Use your own approach, though I'm looking for some deeper reflection.
<Try to keep your ideas cogent. No need to be prolix in order to lay out even the most abstract metaphysical ideas (if you were to take the ontological approach)
<Don't be a nigger, we already know you exist, stay the fuck out there. This thread is about you, not for you
>I use an essay that I found on /pol/ which discusses the "psycheognomy" of the African races from the point of view of a person who taught philosophy there for decades, and studied the issues that arise when you realize things only slowly over time because you have a blind spot. You don't understand the shape of the mind you are interacting with, until you start to notice it seems to be like your own, with a lot of infrastructure subtracted from it…
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Why is this world like this? Why does the cruelty of the bell curve hold sway so that the pernicious and immoral Jew can overwhelm by perfidy the superior Aryan tribes? Why must a cosmos possess such problematic expressions among such closely living species so that they can be commingled in this way, quite unnaturally, and yet not with all their spiritual or at least animal might throw off such a loathsome condition, remaining together in such arbitrary bondage until the Iron Law of Nature forces what should have been simply decided by the better of the bunch? Are we in an epoch of collective punishment for betrayal of ourselves? Is this hell in a figurative, or even non-figurative sense?
Read that essay, and take your time with it. Imagine the essence of each point the author is making, and see if you don't gain some perspective on what kind of creeping twilight zone sort of hell this country has become here in *your formerly White country*.
I will make an exception to my rule of "no nigs allowed". Intelligence community nigs who do not despise recognizing the truths broached in this thread can comment, as long as you don't faggishly admit who you are. Everyone is anonymous here (lol).