The Jesus Posts
kaimax wrote...
MY Favorite one."You Really Don't want to try this at home"
:lol:
I haven't seen a video of it, I don't know if there is one, but the first thing they did was a box of 250 matches.
Azuran wrote...
Happy B-Day.To commemorate your b-day, play some Majora's Mask (aka best Zelda game ever)
Fuck that, maybe its 3rd, but Link to the Past and Ocarina of Time own the shit out of Majora's Mask.
That wouldn't work. Most sweatshop workers are children from poor families so a lot of them barely know their own language.
animeholic1 wrote...
The Jesus wrote...
I haven't really been paying attention, what's going on here?i'm afraid you'll have to start on page 1
Good god man, there's no time for that!
Pasithea wrote...
What else can you work baby? ;)lol I always do this... xD Don't mind me~
I may not have seventeen inch claws, but when I grip you, you know that you've been gripped!
I'm sure some of you have seen some of these before, but still this guy is win. The blender isn't bad either.
Ialdabaoth wrote...
Catcher wrote...
Anyone else hate those Nightmare players that fight near the edges JUST so they can ring you out?I do... Then again, as a Sieg player, I usually use strong pushing moves to ring out my opponents, if not kill them with my constant attacks using his variable sword techniques.
The funniest thing to do with Siegfried is after you kill them keep stomping the shit out of them. I don't even know why its so funny, it just is.
mnx wrote...
public space/park/station/pedestrian = no smoking.retail space/resto/pub = up to the owner,whether he allows it or not(extra tax for those who allows it)
at your own house = smoke until you die.PERIOD.
Basically you're saying that people shouldn't be allowed to smoke outside right? Parks aren't enclosed spaces and saying people shouldn't be allowed to smoke in them is ridiculous. There's area for people to spread out so that they don't have to be around the smokers and the smoke itself can dissipate in the air.
Pasithea wrote...
The Jesus wrote...
My idea is sick, but so what? The Earth is overpopulated with people. A vast majority of them, who are not sick and are not physically handicapped, are ignorant to the point where if they were put into a situation where they would need to use their base instincts, they'd be totally fucked.And so what? Do we as humans HAVE to be in such situations? Do we all HAVE to experience such things?
Why must we all go back to our basic instincts and live like other animals when we don't have to?
Its not a matter of going back to our basic instincts. Its about being able to use them. Humans aren't just humans because of their DNA, they are what they are because of these instincts that have been a part of us since the beginning of our species. In the worst case scenario, the people who have abandoned those instincts would not survive to begin with and therefore, the fact that they can continue to breed and further their lax, inhuman lifestyle through later generations pose a threat to the future of the species as a whole.
The Jesus wrote...
Its fucking ridiculous that we've not only let our numbers, but our ignorance go unchecked for millennia. The society we've created is bringing us to a point where something will give. On our present course, the only thing that exists in the future for mankind as a species is extinction.This is true. So let us go extinct. From what you're saying would it not be better for the Earth anyways for humans to be completely eradicated in the end?
But then of course this leads to the question of what makes this planet so special anyways? Why does anyone or anything deserve life or existence more than anything else or at all?
I suggest joining VHEMT by the way. They sound just like your cup of tea. http://www.vhemt.org/
You're totally missing what the point. I don't see how you could misinterpret what I said, the present course we are on will inevitably lead to the extinction of mankind. People are ignorant of that fact and so long as they remain ignorant, we can't change. Despite the fact that humans have come to be quite revolting IMO, I have a profound love for the species. I'm a human and I don't want my species to become extinct. I even said a little bit later in my post, I want the best for mankind. If sacrifices need to be made, it should be the garbage that has completely cast aside their human instincts and pursued a hedonistic life built on the backs of others.
The Jesus wrote...
My idea is so sick because we condone the degeneration of human society.I see it as sick because it condones the killing of other humans. Forgive me but I have a species bias for humans.
If you are so pro-human why are you so dead set on embracing the very things that will lead to its downfall? While actions have immediate consequences, they have long term effects as well. Reconstructing human society will, in the long run, create a better future for the species.
The Jesus wrote...
Time and time again our civilized society has created new ways to cheat death or attempt to play god and there's a point where we put an end to it. I'm fine with nature killing people off at its own pace, but the fact that we have technology to thwart nature's attempts means that there has to be a level of human influence to lend a hand.What is so wrong with choosing to extend your life for a while longer if you can? You can cheat death, but you cannot cheat death forever. We all die eventually and the cycle continues. I see nothing wrong with paying some doctors to hook you up to a bunch of machines or to get medication that will extend your life and keep you alive.
Why do you see that as wrong?
It may seem like something you want, but when you're laying on your deathbed with a tube down your throat being pumped full of drugs, who's to say you won't be begging to die. All these drugs and shit that have been developed to keep people alive just prolong their suffering. There aren't all many people who live longer than nature intended and actually enjoy that time. I understand the fact that people would want to spend a little more time with their loved ones, but is it fair to them? Have you ever seen a person who is being kept alive with machines, its incredibly disturbing and I don't see how anyone would want to put someone they love through that. They're basically dead, but still out of selfishness and attachment, a family will fight tooth and nail to keep them hooked up to machines with all kinds of tubes and shit in them because they are no longer able to eat or breath for themselves.
The Jesus wrote...
My idea isn't sick, throwing people to hungry lions for the sake of killing them is sick.You have me confused here. First you claim it is sick and now you don't. I will let you correct yourself or make yourself clear however before I jump to any conclusions.
Perhaps I should have worded my initial statement a little better. When I said that my idea is sick it was a reference to the way look at it, it should read something a long the lines of "the reason why you think my idea is sick," but I assumed that my position was already clear. I can see where you misunderstood, but still, I don't see anything sick about it.
The Jesus wrote...
What I'm saying is that we need a way to weed out the people that fail at being human on a basic level.WHY? Why is it so necessary for us to utilize our primal instincts? So what if people 'fail' at being YOUR definition of human? As far as I'm concerned every human (and this is the species bias talking) deserves a right to live regardless if they utilize their instincts or not.
Well lets just stick with society in its present state. One day, all technology malfunctions. How many people do you think will be able to survive a month, maybe even a week without technology and the perks of the civilized world?
The Jesus wrote...
It would be the same as dumping people in the wild and forcing them to fend for themselves. Human instinct is to survive and in this world you can simply make your way through life riding on the backs of others.So what about these others? Shall we place them in the same position as the people riding them to make it in life? Shall we stick them in a dangerous environment and force them to try and survive based on their primal instinct? Chances are they aren't that different in this category as the guy using them to get up in life. Shall we punish them as well?
Actually you're wrong because the people who act are employed as servants, or whatever you want to call them, need to actually do work to survive, whereas their employers sit on a nice fat trust fund or whatever and throw money around so that others can do their dirty work. In theory, anyone could be a candidate for the survival camps, but its mostly the people who have abandoned their natural instincts that I'm concerned about.
The Jesus wrote...
Society allows people to pay others to take care of them when there's absolutely nothing preventing them from being able to do so themselves. They even embrace it because it helps put food in the servants' families mouths.What exactly are you complaining about here? Let's put a face on what it is that bothers you about society.
Is it all of these government funded programs that assist people and the fact that it's being taken advantage of by many of them? Don't like where your tax dollars are going or something?
Or is these big corporations that are pissing you off and how the CEO's that run the place are making shit-loads more than their employees?
I'm trying to understand exactly what it is that is bothering you because I am sure there are other answers to fix this problem than dropping people into an hostile environment and watching while they attempt to survive.
Its not that hard to figure out. Society has come to embrace the fact that the people on the higher rungs of society can get away with what they do. Yeah people complain about it, but the fact of the matter is that the rich continue to be rich and continue to make their money at the expense of others. All these people need to do in order to avoid scrutiny is act like they give a shit about the "lesser folk." How many people are actively going after Bill Gates or Donald Trump because they have so much money they can pay others to do what they should be doing for themselves? The answer is none, because as with any unfavorable situations, they can throw money at the problem and others will make it go away.
@ Kai: I disagree. As far as I can tell all humans are equal and no one is inferior to anyone and everyone DESERVES the same rights granted to any other human at birth.
I know of people that are very productive in society that could never survive out in the wild like that.
Just because someone lacks survival skills or instincts in a hostile environment does not show that they cannot do something for society.
That is a ridiculous notion.
I know of people that are very productive in society that could never survive out in the wild like that.
Just because someone lacks survival skills or instincts in a hostile environment does not show that they cannot do something for society.
That is a ridiculous notion.
You're bias in favor of humans is hindering your understanding. The society we live in, itself, is completely fucked up. It goes completely against nature. Society is designed for the benefit of the rich and powerful. These people don't even hunt properly, the participate in canned hunts, where animals are in a semi-enclosed area so the chances of the hunter getting to kill something is pretty much 100%.
Getting back to what I was saying, unlike nature, where survival is more likely among those who can provide for themselves, whereas those who can't are more likely to die, the roles are reversed. People with nothing except for the bare essentials and the ability to work to survive, are more likely to die than the people who pay others to feed and bathe them.
You can be pro-human, but look at things realistically. You may be able to derive pleasures from the luxuries modern society provides, but we've created a world that defies nature and when nature destroys one of our cities or kills a lot of people, we are conditioned to look at it as a tragedy.
Azuran wrote...
Kais86 wrote...
@Pasithea There is such a thing as an inferior human, say there isn't is like saying that ALL watermelons are the same, which as we all know isn't true. Killing people is still considered wrongful even if the corpse in question belonged to an inferior human, because they still had the potential to provide some sort of service to society, like homeless people serve as a warning to the not homeless.Nothing makes a person inferior. Maybe it's your personal choice if you want to treat criminal and other humans as inferior but they're still the same as me and you even if they committed a crime.
In my opinion, it's not about equality but more more of a person being unique. Nobody is the same in this world so you can't really say you're superior to them just because you have something they don't.
Also, homeless people are not a warning to the world. I don't think some of them want to be outside living the kind of life they do. What if they had dreams of success before they turned the way they did? You cna't really categorize people like that.
Its not so much that they are inferior, its that they can't properly utilize the natural instincts that all humans have. The instincts are there, but they're to ignorant to figure out what the fuck to do. All humans are born equal, but through life experiences they set themselves apart from others and become inferior in certain areas. That doesn't mean that they are inferior in general because they could excel at something else.
purifier wrote...
Yushi wrote...
There are 2 overpowered character. Yode on the 360, he's so small you can hardly hit him, can'T grab him, he's gay. The jedi from Force Unleash is also overpowered, with insane combo's and damage. The only balance out of the new characters is actually Vader.I agree that Vader's Apprentice is way overpowered. When I fought him for the first time he kept kicking the shit out of me, usually with perfects. He'd juggle me into the air and hit me with his stupid Force Lightning. If only I could spam the unblockable attack that Mitsurugi has in Soul Calibur 1... <- + X + Y.
The thing that bugs me about Yoda is he can't sprint like the other characters. He hops or something stupid like that. I find him easy to beat with Kilik, though, what with all of his ground pounding moves with his pole. Pissed off my brother with that. He thought he was going to kick my ass with Yoda, but I grabbed Kilik and it aggravated him that I kept smashing him into the ground from a distance that his lightsaber couldn't reach.
I fucking hate Vader's Apprentice. He's so fucking cheap, the first 4 rounds I faced him he just kept using that fucking Force Lightning.
I'm a little rusty with Soul Calibur, I didn't really play 3 much. Me and my friend used to have these epic battles with Astaroth(me) and Knightmare(him). He doesn't know that I got the game yet, so I've been getting in some practice to hone my skills.
Pasithea wrote...
Nobody is inferior to one another regardless of where they are in their lives or how financially stable they are or not.That is why no matter who you are or who you kill it will always and should always be deemed wrongful unless the instance was self defense or accidental or something like that.
I don't particularly like your idea The Jesus. It sounds too much like the Saw movies to me. Very, very sick.
And it's sort of contradictory to want to treat all humans equally humane and then turn around and want to treat them all inhumanely like that. Or are you treating them all equally inhumanely in this example? Would you too be forced into these camps, forced to fend for yourself...against, raptors? Sounds like something out of Jurassic Park. lol
You know, I don't think you're giving people enough credit either. There are a hell of a lot of charities and people who do selfless community services out there to help people like this.
http://nymag.com/urban/articles/charityguide/homeless.htm
http://www.allaboutgod.com/homeless-charities-faq.htm
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Homelessness_charities
http://charity.lifetips.com/cat/61496/homeless-charities/
http://search400.techtarget.com/news/article/0,289142,sid3_gci1196210,00.html
My idea is sick, but so what? The Earth is overpopulated with people. A vast majority of them, who are not sick and are not physically handicapped, are ignorant to the point where if they were put into a situation where they would need to use their base instincts, they'd be totally fucked. Its fucking ridiculous that we've not only let our numbers, but our ignorance go unchecked for millennia. The society we've created is bringing us to a point where something will give. On our present course, the only thing that exists in the future for mankind as a species is extinction.
Humans are equal on a very basic level. We are all of the same species and we all have the same instincts. The reason why I can say that and seemingly contradict myself by saying that there are some people who would do a great deal of good for the species by dying is because we've come to a point where there are people who are incapable of utilizing the base instincts that all humans possess. My idea is so sick because we condone the degeneration of human society. Time and time again our civilized society has created new ways to cheat death or attempt to play god and there's a point where we put an end to it. I'm fine with nature killing people off at its own pace, but the fact that we have technology to thwart nature's attempts means that there has to be a level of human influence to lend a hand.
My idea isn't sick, throwing people to hungry lions for the sake of killing them is sick. What I'm saying is that we need a way to weed out the people that fail at being human on a basic level. It would be the same as dumping people in the wild and forcing them to fend for themselves. Human instinct is to survive and in this world you can simply make your way through life riding on the backs of others. Society allows people to pay others to take care of them when there's absolutely nothing preventing them from being able to do so themselves. They even embrace it because it helps put food in the servants' families mouths.
@Eranikum:
I get what you're saying, but still you come up a little short. As I've already stated the programs that give out food and as you say "help them get back on their feet" have proven to be ineffective. The homeless population continues to grow despite the "effort" to help these people. I've actually expressed this opinion in the past, but for the sake of this discussion I'll repeat it, homeless people don't necessarily live the horrible lives we perceive them to be. Most of the homeless people who have complaints were people who lost everything and were forced out onto the street. There are actually people who choose to live on the streets. Despite the fact that it appears to be hell, the homeless have a level of freedom that we can't comprehend.
Large corporations and other establishments stomping on the little people for their own benefit is far from survival instinct. The only reason they do the things they do is to have even more than what they already have. Someone who lives a privileged life doing whatever they can to get more is a perfect example of how humans have abandoned their survival instincts and these are the types of people that would be the best candidates to be put into my theoretical survival camps. They have no sense of humanity in the sense that their lives revolve around material bullshit.
Kais86 wrote...
Better a civilized human than an uncivilized one. I've seen uncivilized humans, they are not pleasant, and that is putting it as mildly as I can.I have no idea why people allow the (heavily)mentally handicapped to live on, physical handicaps you can work around, (heavy)mental ones not so much, sometimes they can barely function on the most basic levels of society, they aren't even that great on those levels more often than not, plus they have to live with the humiliation of never being as good as an average person. I have a fairly low opinion of the average person in the first place, barely placing them over the (lightly) mentally handicapped until proven otherwise. Then again I've seen some mentally handicapped people who make me look like a total fucking moron so it is generally on a case to case basis, as it is with most things.
Really, you've seen uncivilized humans and you find them unpleasant? You know why they're not pleasant? Its because you can't comprehend living by their standards. This is exactly what I was talking about. We the so called "civilized" humans look at "uncivilized" humans and the majority of us will be disgusted. The truth is that those disgusting people who are more human than any one of us could ever be. If one day, all technology just stops functioning a good portion of our civilization would die, a good portion of the survivors would go completely apeshit and start rioting, looting, and all the other shit that comes with it. I'd be one of the people sitting somewhere that's out of the way, but with a good enough view, sitting back with a bottle of liquor, watching and maybe every so often I'd yell "I told you so" as loud as I could. Of course, I'd take part in the all the chaos for a while because it would be fun, but when I get tired I'll just go back to being a spectator.
I'm really tired of these bullshit standards regarding who is fit to live and who isn't. I make generalizations and rarely say "so and so should be killed because they're inferior." That's something that needs to be left up to nature to decide. There are some people who we can agree upon that should be killed, but that's a case by case basis and people like that should only be dealt with at the appropriate time. We can't just go out killing people all willy-nilly because then things like racism and prejudices get in the way.
I came up with a pretty interesting idea as to how we should deal with people that nature itself might have a problem taking care of itself. We build rather large and elaborate "survival camps." In these camps people are forced into situations where they must find a way to survive. They'll be given a 10 minute preparation time where they are warned that there will be some sort of survival challenge and to prepare for the worst. When the time comes a number of wild animals are released into the camp to do as they please. After a period of let's say 24 hours, the survivors are congratulated and sent home to continue their lives. It would be great if we could use dinosaurs like raptors or something, but that's kind of a long shot.
Eranikum wrote...
The Jesus wrote...
Eranikum wrote...
Well I doubt doing illegal buisness is going to be the solution to the problem. Rather earn your money fair, turn towards your community / social helping funds and god knows how many possibilities you have to seek help in finding work / getting on your own feet.So you're saying that selling weed is an unfair way to earn money?
Not unfair, but my parent's didn't bring me up to make money out of other peoples misfortune (I count drug addictiveness as a misfortune). Also I think in the long run your screwed in Germany / Denmark because with most good positions where you can get a job after studying, you will have to present a certificate given out by the police that you did not violate the law. Don't know how it is in other countries regarding that.
In America, they do background checks which is kind of the same thing. There's an easy way around getting a bad record when you're selling drugs. All you need to do is lay low and be smart about who you're selling to. If someone is looking to get drugs, they'll find a way. The harder more effort someone has to put into finding someone who'll sell to them, the more likely they are to buy some bad shit. I personally see it as a service because when I was selling, I would sell the same type of weed that I smoked, so I knew there was nothing wrong with it. I get what you mean about making money from other people's addictions, but its no different than a lot of legal industries. Weed is a much safer product than the majority of products manufactured and put on the market these days.
Rayne wrote...
I honestly want to believe in ghosts/aliens/other paranormalBUT, I'm never had any personal encounters so I can't say I really believe in them.
You've probably experienced something paranormal. Everyone does, its just that some events are more subtle than others and can be passed off as coincidence or something that "just wasn't there." Sometimes we want to experience the paranormal, but even the smallest amount doubt could lead you to believe that everything is normal.


