Comments by "K Parker" (@kparker2430) on "Einzelgänger" channel.

  1. happiness is the search for like minds
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  2. Einzelganger - this is some of your best work man ! Those Germans have a good language, words for everything. I think i'll sub again on the strength of this vid :)
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  3. i think it is not one or the other - loner or not alone the deal is dynamic - the cosmos keeps moving and we respond ; shit turns on and off in cycles. For me there is a hide period twice a year - because shit turns on fiercely. I guess i live in my shell feeling under siege for a maximum of maybe 3 months when this cosmic shit turns on about December and about June each year. In annual terms, I am a full on driven and strong loner for 6 months , and a tad pathetically normal for the other 6 months of the year. I am at my strongest, most manic and blessed when I withdraw, to achieve great advances and break the norms of the 'well balanced' herd. Salute!
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  4. i find your assessment of body odor to be puerile. The subjectivity of your critique suggests you speak to an audience who like you, have been culturally programmed to feel shame at their natural smell and to do the utmost to conceal it. We should all smell like Rexona so you and those like you, suffer no discomfort? I have an opposing view. I particularly want to wallow in my own smell as a way to assert myself against Indians, Africans, Arabs, Indigenous Australians and every other smelly bast*ard. I hope they those that find my smell unpleasant move away from me, to provide room for those that like my smell. It is as much a designed outcome as wearing chemical deodorants. Where i live; an aboriginal gets on a bus smelling strongly of road kill. Half the bus is disgusted and moves away whilst the other half recognize the smell of their people and move closer.
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  5. Question please Einzelganger :) - as someone who has practised walking away most of my life i naturally tend to the beliefs enshrined in this video, but i must also tolerate this one persistent voice inside my head which taunts me with "you create a desert and call it peace". Then I have to reconcile the power of walking away ( tantamount to going for your gun?) against the Stoic philosophy of Fortitude. To my mind the conundrum becomes, the sacrifice to personal fortitude if the choice is made to walk away. Pull the 'walk away gun' and you become like every american too scared not to carry a piece. Where as, the development of Fortitude by refusing to walk away even when you know you could (buy a piece), theoretically would cause one to become Courageous, Strong, Stoic and somewhat immune to the negatives of an environment??? - your thoughts ? https://youtu.be/WV0pyjNAHVk
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