Comments by "Terror Management Solutions, LLC" (@thereisnosanctuary6184) on "Academy of Ideas" channel.

  1. Trust Dog
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  2. Nietchze is just peachy.
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  3. And.
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  4.  @t_c5266  I think you're biased.
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  5.  @t_c5266  Your delivery in your many comments shows an overall disbelief and contempt that anyone could actually live with or be related to a malignant narcissist.
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  6.  @t_c5266  You'd be wrong. And there is your fundamental flaw you have showcased for all to see. Maybe not malignant, but certainly narcissistic, put people in boxes first and then expect them to conform to your assigned label for them. Go reflect on this. Not here.
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  7.  @t_c5266  This channel is for you.
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  8. Add comma for effect
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  9. Jonathan Voth Drugs.
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  10. I take issue with your high on a mountaintop generalizations.
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  11. I believe Thoreau practiced much of Diogenes.
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  12. EvilSapphireR She knows. She's a Leo.
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  13. I knew you read Redbook!
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  14. I like this. I wish I smoked weed,but I mostly drink. Say more.
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  15. It's not that I didn't become a man. I did. But, in a series of loss and mistakes, and what we aren't allowed to do: blame others ( bullshit) I lost it. No desire to appeal to others, anymore. In fact, I've never met a decent human. At first, but not at last. They always show me their worst side.
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  16. I have been developing similar feelings these last several years, but I believe I noticed them in adolescence. Yes, I did. I'm not Niechtze, but this helps validate. His mind is finer, and my life has been abysmal. But, still I believe I was a failed great one. Though. I want death, and a near extinction event, I still want mankind to,hit the next level of evolution. It requires mass death and eugenics. How can I preach this? I can't. Like a slave, I can only wish.
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  17. I need a God to make me accept God, not a folower who can never bring God down to earth. Again. Only God Himself can make me believe in Him. And He hasn't.
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  18. I like sideways
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  19. Either way, the anti hero is rebellious, whereas the Hero exemplifies a symbol to live up to,
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  20. Gusty n A fireman is a hero. A drug dealer and wifebeater who runs into a fire to save a kid, is an anti hero.
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  21. Gusty Hey thanks for feedback. I didn't mean anti hero and sympathetic villain were the same. I was just going a step down. Next step down would be an unsympathetic villain, like Hitler, Bin Laden, Sabretooth...who in the comics tried to be a xman for half a minute. But realized he is pure animal and likes it that way. Wolverine had slaughtered dozens of humans in the comics. Superheroes typically don't kill, so he was one if the first to do so unapologetically. Plus he has berserker rages. There's a thousand issues of Wolverine backstory, and in his long life, he definitely flirted with amoral behavior. He gets heroic status for trying to contain his anger, hence his connection to Japan and the warrior way. Claremont described him as a failed samurai. Whereas Sabretooth wholeheartedly embraces his predator nature and is jealous/ sickened by Logan's attempts to be normal. Oh, the drug dealer thing is I meant a bad dude that doess something good, can offset his reputation. Deadpool is the newest anti hero in movies. He was straight funny villain in comics until he became a favorite. The Punisher and Judge Dredd definitely are anti heroes but tread the line of villainy, like Dirty Harry ( Clint Eastwood vigilante cop) because they kill without mercy and consider themselves the law. Even Batman, Supes, Spiderman, Captain A and Daredevil have a no killing rule. So they are straight heroes. They will if forced, but will feel remorse. Anti hero knows you gotta die. And now. But he might not do it, because he is trying to be a part of a group, like when Arnie was a good T-1000. In original, he was ruthless killer. In Kill Bill, I would say Bill was sympathetic villain. We didn't know his entire past. But, he basically said his heart was broken and didnt think The Bride should live a sublife as just a wife/mom knowing full well she was a badass ninja, She was definitely an anti-heroine, one of very few.
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  22. In real life, my heroes are Pat Tillman and John McCain.
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  23. Rustedblade Hello, extremist! A two year old doesn't know how to read or take advice from Russian philosophers, He is speaking to the lost or lazy adult, who has already made many mistakes, and is surrounded by bad examples. No one blames that 2 year old. Or the 16 year old or even 36 year old they become. But, he's saying you can abandon your entrenched way of thought, being. Take another road. A lonely road, with most likely no help.
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  24. Wolf ZA Sounds good. But bullshit
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  25. Margaron Aldaire Not everyone is a physicist. Join Mensa and shut up.
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  26. @@GoldenWreckTangle84 *own?
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  27. Likely true, though people tend to apply the word now to members of the opposite political party. One thing, Not all narcs are malignant. I would say Trump qualifies as King of Malignant Narcissists. But, Obama is more benevolent. As long as he is loved, he will at least make a show of being everyone's favorite teacher.
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  28. World War 3 was prevented, because the world was rebuilding then. But, I say it's the best thing that could happen. If after, populations are depleted. A eugenics program is started and after a long dark age, renaissance, a New Evolution. Granted, I'm choosing Evil. But, people don't understand why it exists. A lion that kills a gazelle, a forest fire, a meteor strike, a dangerous intersection. Only good comes from horror and death. While only prolonged mediocrity and inevitable decay comes from growth and success. We failed. I say speed it up.
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  29. In my head canon, villain=victim/hero. More ignoble than a hero, does not want to protect others, but punish them as he feels he has been. But, more purposeful and resolute than a mere victim. Will not idly let himself be harmed, even preemptively. Will never accept blame, but will serve it in copious amounts. A dangerous victim.
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  30. I've been living in a wine bottle and poverty as well. Where is my following?
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  31. Don't know how this became political
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  32. Prosperity Gospel
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  33. Nobody liked me 😖
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  34. JC S One time there was a Special Boy, who seemed meek amongst other Specials. But, the institution itself had become bloated, lazy, dogmatic, formulaic. It seemed better than Evil, but certainly less exciting. In fact, it was often engaged in questionable actions itself. The Special Boy had a Destiny, but to achieve it,he had to defy convention, suffer greatly, confront evil and be forced to make a choice...both involving great sacrifice with only potential reward. And the World would be changed by his choice. I've never seen Harry Potter, but I assume that's the storyline, since its almost universal. Same as Anakin Skywalker and Luke Skywalker and Jesus Christ.
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  35. lol
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  36. Meaning will find you.
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  37. Because I don't know. TV, Telephone, Freeeway, Computer, Internet, CellPhone, Social Media Culture. Add Sex, Drugs & RockNRoll hangover. Existential dread from the Holocaust, Nuclear Annihilation, JFK Vietnam, Watergate. Destruction of the nuclear family, rise of single mom households, rampant divorce, jobs imported overseas, largest prison population in a democracy, AIDS crisis, school shootngs, terrorism, inflation, stagnant wages, serial killers,, gangs, pedophiles, etc.
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  38. And the death of religion, family, culture and patriotism.
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  39. Because we realize life is a joke.
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  40. Damn. Just damn.
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  41. Nobody will ever shine a happy light on nihilism. But, if it is a long intermission between a lost feeling and an,even greater, then it has a nobility. The next stage must be reached. No, I'm wrong. Not reached. Strived for. I don't need to win. I need to know I tried my damndest.
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  42. Don't agree with the first part. No evidence of a soul. That is likely just a wish to never die, but agree with the rest. So, one out of two isn't bad. And if you can present compelling evidence, maybe 2 for 2.
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  44. I've had freedom. All reserves ended. I now want comfortable slavery. I renounce my American citizenship. I live here, but as a stow away.
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  45. I think Jesus, Satan and Ole Neech got something right. We must escape resentment. A different plane of satisfaction.
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  46. Sounds like good villain
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  47. When Officer Max Rockowski became Mad Max. There was no society to protect, laws to enforce. Only survival mattered.
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  48. Mohammed Hasan Discretion is the better part of valor. Which means choose your battles. Not all conflict has a guaranteed winner and/or hero. Lots of evil has been caused because two forces refused to back down. Especially when they were afraid of being seen as weak. The Steve Rogers character, which is 70 years old was always the most noble Marvel hero, like Superman. He always chose the honorable and kind route. Violence was always a last resort, because he was good at it. He knew what kind of damage he could cause. Whereas KAL-el was godlike, Captain A was augmented, but certainly could be injured, killed..which made his refusal to kill ( unless absolutely necessary) an even more noble goal. He is a mix of Superman and Batman. Then you have Anti heroes like The Punisher who have decided to wipe scum from the earth. Heroes fight Anti Heroes. Because the end does not justify the means. Choose your battles, and fight hard, but honorably.
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  49. Hence the descriptor "malignant".
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  50.  @maeth1935  You had me at apathetic horde.
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