Hating Society

Thoughts that came from sbbds's questionnaire thread (plugged here) but I didn't wanna stray too far from topic.

Do you consciously/actively have a hatred for society?

I guess the definition of such is open and vague, but according to my own understanding, I don't hate it, I just see it as something that IS, like air. It has qualities that entertain and/or educate me, as well as, yeah, hateful aspects. It's just a thing, that's like, u know, totally THERE, and stuff.

And what's your instinct stacking? I'm sp/sx. The one type thing that has gone unquestioned in like 15-20 years, so accept it.

Do you think said hatred and instinct stacking are related? I don't think about such things myself, but I often like to listen to ppl make abstract generalizations or wax philosophical about shit (I'm a member of this forum, right?) So have at it.

Will respond later!

I was mostly joking lol. I guess though I don’t like certain social norms or any sort of pressure to follow them. I don’t like having to act domesticated all the time.

Nah, just customs and seeing people as a mass going through motions. It makes you think, it makes you nihilistic.

Uh... it obviously depends on which society. Some societies may be genuinely shitty and worth hating, while some other societies may be pretty good.

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Originally Posted by ashlesha

I guess the definition of such is open and vague, but according to my own understanding, I don't hate it, I just see it as something that IS, like air.

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The only question is, do you have something to compare it to? Because obviously you can't judge something if you can't compare it to something else, therefore it might just seem like "air" without comparison. Values only exist if you say that something is better or worse than the other.

I've been thinking about what "hate" even means, and how you cannot have hate without comparing it to something else. Say that you hate someone, and you'd rather not be with him. But that's only because you'd rather be with someone else, like someone that you love. You cannot really hate someone, without comparing how someone is better or worse than the other.

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Originally Posted by ashlesha

Do you think said hatred and instinct stacking are related? I don't think about such things myself, but I often like to listen to ppl make abstract generalizations or wax philosophical about shit (I'm a member of this forum, right?) So have at it.

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Even if it's related to "sp/sx" or whatever, does that mean that you've been pre-programmed since birth to hate society forever? Seems doubtful.

Piggybacking off what Squark said, I used to hate small talk, but I guess I, developed the skill for it. I don't mind it so much anymore. Sometimes it can lead to more interesting talks.

I don't hate society, but maybe certain expectations and "norms" like Sb said, I more hate what happens to people when they are different and expectations to fit into a certain mold (or being looked down on if you don't fit well into it). How you view society is probably pretty dependent on where you live too ofc. The small talk thing kind of ties into this, since small talk often includes questions like, what do you do for work, are you married, do you have a family etc. Some people's reactions can be odd if you're like "I don't want to build a family", but honestly, f*** those people.

I assume what is meant is current society, whatever that means for you, and not society as it can ever or has ever existed or some platonic ideal of society. Those last options seem ridiculous to think you could know the answer to.

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Originally Posted by Singu

The only question is, do you have something to compare it to? Because obviously you can't judge something if you can't compare it to something else, therefore it might just seem like "air" without comparison. Values only exist if you say that something is better or worse than the other

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This makes sense, maybe my indifference is due to the fact that I don't have some good or ideal society in mind that the one in my location and time could negatively be contrasted with.

After giving it a couple seconds thought, I came to a similar conclusion wrt enneagram instincts as @squark, and I think this line of reasoning lends itself to that. (I know you don't like the type stuff, but it belongs in the same post)

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Originally Posted by ouronis

I assume what is meant is current society, whatever that means for you, and not society as it can ever or has ever existed or some platonic ideal of society. Those last options seem ridiculous to think you could know the answer to.

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Yeah. I didn't *wanna* be too specific (alongside struggling with the specificity thing), cuz that could cut out some responses. But this, yes.

As much as there are things to hate in current society, there's a lot of good that only exists because of it. It's sort of the argument that coordinated human activity increases the total amount of good or bad possible in the world, and the balance is more apt to shift wildly depending on what happens because the quantities of good and bad are so much greater than what hunter gatherers had. So you could hate it because it's bad for you or you feel powerless to it.

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Originally Posted by ashlesha

This makes sense, maybe my indifference is due to the fact that I don't have some good or ideal society in mind that the one in my location and time could negatively be contrasted with.

After giving it a couple seconds thought, I came to a similar conclusion wrt enneagram instincts as @squark, and I think this line of reasoning lends itself to that. (I know you don't like the type stuff, but it belongs in the same post)

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That is actually interesting.

But it doesn't necessarily have to be some ideal, it could be based on experiences of being exposed to different cultures or countries.

If you've ever only known a single person in your entire life, can you hate him? Or can you even love him? What does "love" and "hate" would even mean in that context? I don't think that you can love or hate someone without comparison. And if that's the case for people, then it should be the same for things, or abstract ideas.

Say you might've grown up with abusive parents, and you thought you "loved" them. Or at least, you were indifferent or had no special thoughts. Until you've met some other parents, and started to think that your parents are a little different, or odd. Then you start to find out that they were even abusive towards you. They treated you horribly. Other parents were much nicer to you than them, and you started to prefer them instead. You start to resent your own parents, and even start to feel "hatred" for them. That's when the split of "love" and "hate" started: you made comparisons about who is better than whom.

But some people say "I hate society (in general)" without ever being exposed to some other society. Or they don't like how they're being treated by society. Does that mean that they're consciously or unconsciously comparing to some ideal society, like how society "should" be?

I don't hate it. I just find it Baffling and rather Conservative generally.

edit: I have thought that I am sp/so, although it has also been said that I am so/sp.

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Originally Posted by sbbds

I was mostly joking lol. I guess though I don’t like certain social norms or any sort of pressure to follow them. I don’t like having to act domesticated all the time.

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The last phrase just makes me imagine peeing on things and howling in public, which is basically why people get drunk. Maybe we could decrease the amount of public drunkenness by allowing people to pee on the passing subway train. I'm kidding, since that's what private space is for anyways.

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Originally Posted by Subteigh

I don't hate it. I just find it Baffling and rather Conservative generally.

edit: I have thought that I am sp/so, although it has also been said that I am so/sp.

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If you're not doomed, you're contraflow. Honestly, I would think only Sx/So is truly not doomed since Sx is more "self-actualization" than sex, but nearly everyone wants lots of sex anyways.

More often than not I've noticed that the terms "prosocial" or "eusocial" are code for "fucking over the defenseless few in the name of keeping the machines running," and "sociopath" code for "bad at swimming through the social aether/climbing up the pyramid."
I despise utilitarianism and I despise how walled-off and cluttered this world has become. There's nowhere to go and breathe and sing for ten damn seconds without some vulture fining you for the air you've breathed.

"The people of the future will yet fight their way to many freedoms we don't even miss."

I would definitely say I do harbor quite a bit salt towards society, mostly for having been forced into the hellhole known as school, destroying nature and indigenous ways of living, and of course having to suck police dick. In video games like Total War Warhammer that deal with Chaos vs Order I always choose chaos and thoroughly enjoy smashing those Empire scum.

I wonder if there are any societies where farting around others is openly encouraged. There must be. I wonder what they are like.

It might be my #1 problem with society.

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Originally Posted by sbbds

I wonder if there are any societies where farting around others is openly encouraged. There must be. I wonder what they are like.

It might be my #1 problem with society.

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But if it was truly acceptable in Western world we wouldn't have blossoming whoopee cushion industry. :thinking:

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Originally Posted by sbbds

I wonder if there are any societies where farting around others is openly encouraged. There must be. I wonder what they are like.

It might be my #1 problem with society.

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There are such societies. They are called third grade.

I don't know if I hate it, but I feel like we've all been dragged into something we didn't consent to, and I have quite a hard time adapting and adjusting to it. As soon as possible, I'm moving out into the woods to work towards being as self-sufficient as possible. I don't like urban life, how self-important people are, thinking they've got somewhere important to go, the cultural starvation, consumerism, lack of dignity and spirituality of our times, selfishness, shallowness, irrelevance etc...

Oh I’m pretty sure I’ve said I hate society before. Probably after feeling bit by it. I probably shouldn’t have blamed society in general, sometimes group behavior just seems like it sucks. But there is a reason for everything. Sometimes it works with you and sometimes against you.

I used to because I didn't understand it for the most part.

I'm very detached from society to actively hate it. I found the perfect balance for me where I don't have to follow all the social norms I'm not comfortable with. It's not an ongoing process. I don't have all the answers. But I'm at peace.

Modern Western society is perhaps the most immoral civilization to ever exist, so I much prefer to keep my distance from the masses in whatever way I can. Generally, I'm too self-centered to accept myself as just being a small part of anything, so a Dantean role of the (self-)isolated prophet casting judgment on the world he lives in is attractive.

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Originally Posted by Dauphin

Modern Western society is perhaps the most immoral civilization to ever exist, so I much prefer to keep my distance from the masses in whatever way I can. Generally, I'm too self-centered to accept myself as just being a small part of anything, so a Dantean role of the (self-)isolated prophet casting judgment on the world he lives in is attractive.

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You don’t think it’s the opposite? Like is slavery and oppressed peoples of various forms being quickly culled or having more physical suffering better?

I like my society for the most part. As a culture it is accepting and at the battlefront in dealing with key note health issues like HIV, public concerns like Syphilis and anything else that comes up. On one hand I love seeing people of all walks of life and preferences walk around and on another I think we are being more accepting and I don’t think I can live in a bigoted environment so this is home although people here can be nicer to one another.

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Originally Posted by Armalite

I don't know if I hate it, but I feel like we've all been dragged into something we didn't consent to, and I have quite a hard time adapting and adjusting to it. As soon as possible, I'm moving out into the woods to work towards being as self-sufficient as possible. I don't like urban life, how self-important people are, thinking they've got somewhere important to go, the cultural starvation, consumerism, lack of dignity and spirituality of our times, selfishness, shallowness, irrelevance etc...

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What did you type yourself again?
There’s lots of spirituality in the city. The churches, the way people are concerned for the welfare of others. It’s not perfect but it’s headed the right way. We are improving and learning.

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Originally Posted by Dauphin

Modern Western society is perhaps the most immoral civilization to ever exist, so I much prefer to keep my distance from the masses in whatever way I can. Generally, I'm too self-centered to accept myself as just being a small part of anything, so a Dantean role of the (self-)isolated prophet casting judgment on the world he lives in is attractive.

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Total opposite of me. I want to be among people just get tired of interacting. @Sol how do you type Dauphine?

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Originally Posted by sbbds

You don’t think it’s the opposite? Like is slavery and oppressed peoples of various forms being quickly culled or having more physical suffering better?

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Suffering is not inherently evil, and in fact can be a way by which great people are made. Violence is something constant and it will remain constant til the end of days. I don't see how you could consider modern America to be the moral superior to Ancient Greece simply because the latter practiced slavery. It seems abundantly clear to me that we're lacking in any concept of justice, sublimity, heroic virtue, etc. We're a dying culture that's convinced itself that it's the height of human progress.

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Originally Posted by Beautiful sky

What did you type yourself again?

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Beta NF Ni subtype > Ni-ILI > EII

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Originally Posted by Beautiful sky

There’s lots of spirituality in the city. The churches, the way people are concerned for the welfare of others. It’s not perfect but it’s headed the right way. We are improving and learning.

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Not in Sweden. There's the political lobby organisation known as Church of Sweden, there's the Pentecostals and then there's the Catholic Church. All of them are very small here, and none of them appeal to me. This country is in spiritual starvation.

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Originally Posted by Armalite

Beta NF Ni subtype > Ni-ILI > EII

Not in Sweden. There's the political lobby organisation known as Church of Sweden, there's the Pentecostals and then there's the Catholic Church. All of them are very small here, and none of them appeal to me. This country is in spiritual starvation.

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Oh I’m sorry to hear that.

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Originally Posted by Dauphin

Suffering is not inherently evil, and in fact can be a way by which great people are made. Violence is something constant and it will remain constant til the end of days. I don't see how you could consider modern America to be the moral superior to Ancient Greece simply because the latter practiced slavery. It seems abundantly clear to me that we're lacking in any concept of justice, sublimity, heroic virtue, etc. We're a dying culture that's convinced itself that it's the height of human progress.

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Ok but modern America compared to America a few decades ago... Ancient Greece was so long ago its too irrelevant and unrealistic to even consider now.

Modern America is pretty much the single culture that’s been spreading and reinforcing the concept of justice and heroic virtue economically lol.

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Originally Posted by sbbds

Ok but modern America compared to America a few decades ago... Ancient Greece was so long ago its too irrelevant and unrealistic to even consider now.

Modern America is pretty much the single culture that’s been spreading and reinforcing the concept of justice and heroic virtue economically lol.

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As someone who somewhat fetishizes Greeks, Vikings, knights, and heroic people like that who think some things are more valuable than comfort, I think anyone who says "but mah Spartans" and doesn't take a cold shower voluntarily or at least hot to cold is a hypocrite. There are lots of opportunities for heroic stuff, probably more than ever because people are so comfortable they don't want them. And while not heating your water is not particularly heroic, if you do heat it you can't complain about comfort because no one is there making you be comfortable and blanch your skin as the steam rises off you for 30 minutes each morning.

And now I know what the 16t Gift Exchange will be: knives, axes, machetes, paracord, ferromagnesium rods, etc.

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Originally Posted by sbbds

Ok but modern America compared to America a few decades ago... Ancient Greece was so long ago its too irrelevant and unrealistic to even consider now.

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We already have slavery and pederasty; all we'd have to do is make them more generally accepted.

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Modern America is pretty much the single culture that’s been spreading and reinforcing the concept of justice and heroic virtue economically lol.

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Does it?

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Originally Posted by FreelancePoliceman

We already have slavery and pederasty; all we'd have to do is make them more generally accepted.

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Ok... how is that different from anywhere else? In America it would receive a shitload of backlash and would be very difficult to accept, compared to other countries bc of the way things are governed and the psychological makeup of the people there.

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Does it?

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Yes. Sure it might be an overdone version, but a country that’s had more experience with economic freedom and power and complex social issues is going to be the most influential in this way.

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Originally Posted by sbbds

Ok... how is that different from anywhere else? In America it would receive a shitload of backlash and would be very difficult to accept, compared to other countries bc of the way things are governed and the psychological makeup of the people there.


Yes. Sure it might be an overdone version, but a country that’s had more experience with economic freedom and power and complex social issues is going to be the most influential in this way.

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America: land of the SJWs and home of the triggered.

(Put this way, the Right is basically projecting.)

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Originally Posted by coeruleum

America: land of the SJWs and home of the triggered.

(Put this way, the Right is basically projecting.)

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Millions upon millions of triggered armed SJWs LMAO

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Originally Posted by sbbds

Ok but modern America compared to America a few decades ago... Ancient Greece was so long ago its too irrelevant and unrealistic to even consider now.

Modern America is pretty much the single culture that’s been spreading and reinforcing the concept of justice and heroic virtue economically lol.

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America reached its peak with the Jefferson presidency and has been in a gradual decline since. It's clear you have a childish conception of justice and virtue that you have taken without question from whatever your preferred media are.
Modern America is the Great Satan, as Khomeini referred to it. It exports nothing but corrosive neoliberalism and vulgarity.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U1mlCPMYtPk

Off to go chug some Mountain Dew. America.

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Originally Posted by Dauphin

America reached its peak with the Jefferson presidency and has been in a gradual decline since. It's clear you have a childish conception of justice and virtue that you have taken without question from whatever your preferred media are.
Modern America is the Great Satan, as Khomeini referred to it. It exports nothing but corrosive neoliberalism and vulgarity.

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It’s clear you’ve never had a real shit job or experienced a situation that lacked Western morals or justice @_@

“Corrosive neoliberalism” is there to corrode even worse shit which you clearly haven’t experienced and lack the empathy and imagination to put yourself in the shoes of others to understand.

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Originally Posted by sbbds

It’s clear you’ve never had a real shit job or experienced a situation that lacked Western morals or justice @_@

“Corrosive neoliberalism” is there to corrode even worse shit which you clearly haven’t experienced and lack the empathy and imagination to put yourself in the shoes of others to understand.

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AMERICA: FUCK YEAH.

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Originally Posted by sbbds

Millions upon millions of triggered armed SJWs LMAO

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Triggered pulling Triggers(TM)

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Originally Posted by sbbds

It’s clear you’ve never had a real shit job or experienced a situation that lacked Western morals or justice @_@

“Corrosive neoliberalism” is there to corrode even worse shit which you clearly haven’t experienced and lack the empathy and imagination to put yourself in the shoes of others to understand.

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Considering he literally quoted the Ayatollah of the country which no one wants to exist, he has problems.

As a side-note, America is probably one of the few places you can act like the Spartan of your dreams. I know Germany/Austria/Switzerland and Scandinavian countries have lenient weapons laws like America, but in really non-Western countries you often can't even own a gun and go hunt, and in England they're trying to ban knives due to all the gun crimes being replaced with knife crimes when knives were banned. Yes, go be a cucked little Spartan fantasist in the virgin Middle East instead of a real Spartan in the Chad America. (On that note, Chad is probably the least Chad country ever.)

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Originally Posted by coeruleum

(On that note, Chad is probably the least Chad country ever.)

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ulPXd5s9CIo&feature=emb_logo

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Originally Posted by Muddy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ulPXd5s9CIo&feature=emb_logo

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I don't even play this game but LOL. (Also, isn't Hearts of Iron a reference to Reinhard Heydrich, mastermind of the Shoah? The only German leaders are ****** and a guy who doesn't look German at all so of course they would.)

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Originally Posted by coeruleum

As a side-note, America is probably one of the few places you can act like the Spartan of your dreams. I know Germany/Austria/Switzerland and Scandinavian countries have lenient weapons laws like America, but in really non-Western countries you often can't even own a gun and go hunt, and in England they're trying to ban knives due to all the gun crimes being replaced with knife crimes when knives were banned. Yes, go be a cucked little Spartan fantasist in the virgin Middle East instead of a real Spartan in the Chad America. (On that note, Chad is probably the least Chad country ever.)

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I never said anything about Sparta and never gave the slightest intimation that I admire Sparta (I don't). Also your belief about non-Western countries banning guns is dead wrong, considering how prolific and readily available guns are in Africa and the Middle East. Outdated and barely functioning guns, but still guns.

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Originally Posted by Dauphin

I never said anything about Sparta and never gave the slightest intimation that I admire Sparta (I don't). Also your belief about non-Western countries banning guns is dead wrong, considering how prolific and readily available guns are in Africa and the Middle East. Outdated and barely functioning guns, but still guns.

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I think some people and our society is somewhat stupid and ignorant as a whole, but no I don't hate them. I don't think it's constructive to yourself or others to hate everyone and everything around you.

Hate is also not a healthy emotion that can lead to many psychological and physical health problems if not managed properly.

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Originally Posted by ashlesha

Thoughts that came from sbbds's questionnaire thread (plugged here) but I didn't wanna stray too far from topic.

Do you consciously/actively have a hatred for society?

I guess the definition of such is open and vague, but according to my own understanding, I don't hate it, I just see it as something that IS, like air. It has qualities that entertain and/or educate me, as well as, yeah, hateful aspects. It's just a thing, that's like, u know, totally THERE, and stuff.

And what's your instinct stacking? I'm sp/sx. The one type thing that has gone unquestioned in like 15-20 years, so accept it.

Do you think said hatred and instinct stacking are related? I don't think about such things myself, but I often like to listen to ppl make abstract generalizations or wax philosophical about shit (I'm a member of this forum, right?) So have at it.

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Of course not. Without society we would still live like monkeys

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Originally Posted by Adam Strange

There are such societies. They are called third grade.

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My LSI brother once told me about a gym where he was going to and where no women literally ever kept going because most guys in there were openly farting all the time. It was like "their thing" and they thought it was funny.

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I think some people and our society is somewhat stupid and ignorant as a whole, but no I don't hate them. I don't think it's constructive to yourself or others to hate everyone and everything around you.

Hate is also not a healthy emotion that can lead to many psychological and physical health problems if not managed properly.

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I think it can be healthy to hate certain temporary things, like rattlesnakes and tapeworms and mold or something, but hating many things persistently will probably literally give you cancer.

Sometimes I have, but it was accompanied by self-loathing too. Everything "bad" I see in society I also see reflected in me in a small or large way. I'm so/sx and sometimes I get anxious reading news, I had to stop FB because when Trump was first elected there seemed to be so much collective suffering from ppl who felt like they'd lose their health insurance or whatever, I felt a lot of pain mixed with guilt for not being in that position. I couldn't read news for several months. There are specific activities that tend to get me more and more anxious, all having to do with online media, and so I've cut down on my intake. Not only can online media be stressful but it doesn't reward deep focus and leads to more of a frazzled parallel-processing brain that can't quiet down, in my experience.

Things that I tend to dislike about society include inequality of many kinds and esp if I benefit, ppl being oblivious about experiences outside their immediate circle resulting in ignorant politics or policies, low empathy for difference, the politics of the right and the contemptuousness of the left... you name it, I've probably had a slight reaction at some point. I'm not proud.

I've also feared that once you engage socially people can expect more than you have energy for, they might be upset that you failed to text them or blah blah and take it really personally. So when I was in that state of mind I saw social expectations as primarily a way to make someone feel selfish for having private hobbies, but I've evened out.

Oh, and as a social four I primarily conceive "society" as a collection of strangers ready to hurt me just for being alive.

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Originally Posted by Armalite

This country is in spiritual starvation.

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Is that really so? Over here in Holland (a country that culturally has a lot in common with the Nordic countries) the number of people visiting churches are declining rapidly, but it does not mean people are getting less spiritual. It only means they are no longer members of a formally organized religion, but they do believe in something. In Dutch we call this 'ietsisme´, freely translated that means they believe in 'something-ism'. Like many other aspects of life, religion iand spirituality ncreasingly are becoming something highly individualistic.

A lot of people over here believe that Holland is becoming less religious as well (which is also a matter of wishful thinking), but sociological research shows this is not the case. Only the numbers of members of churches are in rapid decline.

a society are people
mainly a hate to people is a result of egocentric attitude
also of a fear of them when a human has an anxiety to act as wanted among them. of the lack of good from people which a human would want to get from them

Those who hate "a society" are doubtful to love anyone. When you love someone - you have an attitude to better emotions to other people too. Accept easier the groups they organise.

So it's not so much about a society, but a problem with people in general, the lack of love to people. A psychopathic trait.
Parrents do not hate own children despite how inferior those are. As they love them, have a compassion to them. The same is with a society.

I feel you. I've been highly affected by what I read/see from the news as well.

"Things that I tend to dislike about society include inequality of many kinds and esp if I benefit, ppl being oblivious about experiences outside their immediate circle resulting in ignorant politics or policies, low empathy for difference"- agreed on this as well

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Originally Posted by lemontrees

Sometimes I have, but it was accompanied by self-loathing too. Everything "bad" I see in society I also see reflected in me in a small or large way. I'm so/sx and sometimes I get anxious reading news, I had to stop FB because when Trump was first elected there seemed to be so much collective suffering from ppl who felt like they'd lose their health insurance or whatever, I felt a lot of pain mixed with guilt for not being in that position. I couldn't read news for several months. There are specific activities that tend to get me more and more anxious, all having to do with online media, and so I've cut down on my intake. Not only can online media be stressful but it doesn't reward deep focus and leads to more of a frazzled parallel-processing brain that can't quiet down, in my experience.

Things that I tend to dislike about society include inequality of many kinds and esp if I benefit, ppl being oblivious about experiences outside their immediate circle resulting in ignorant politics or policies, low empathy for difference, the politics of the right and the contemptuousness of the left... you name it, I've probably had a slight reaction at some point. I'm not proud.

I've also feared that once you engage socially people can expect more than you have energy for, they might be upset that you failed to text them or blah blah and take it really personally. So when I was in that state of mind I saw social expectations as primarily a way to make someone feel selfish for having private hobbies, but I've evened out.

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I think everyone here should go to the same university, become intellectuals, and have a professors' fishing and hunting club and come up with all our ideas while drinking and waiting for fish/deer. It would change the world, or something.

Society is always at war with the individual. Even when it pretentiously claims otherwise the Wise Ones can always see how the emperor isn't wearing any clothes. Therefore it's only natural to hate society because society will always hate you even worse. Basic Bitches/people who are overly Normal may not see this is the case because their natural personality isn't at war with anything, but still it's very true. And sadly this is a very unfair fight, as society always has many more resources and power than you individually have. ((like how mental health pamphlets condescendingly preach about your so-called right to privacy but none of them apply to law enforcement.)) Yet we must still try to fight for our personal freedoms and from Pure Demons like Regina Hurt (winks @coeruleum) from gaining too much power. The most viscous monsters are almost always those who think they are the best monster slayers, and gaslight the world that they are 'driven to Heal' when really they are 'driven to Mind Control.'

They want me to explode and lose my cool but I won't. Above all the horrible grimdark and sadness and those trying to take away freedoms, let the kinder one be me. Let the more forgiving one be me. I must fight the evil within me before I can fight the evil out there. And I can influence people just like they can. I will always fight for people's right to say what they want.

.. and when society actually does NOT have more resources than an individual (or uses those resources very poorly), it gets so cucked and angry and doesn't pick the right battles- like media vs. Trump, and tries to paint Trump as the villain but they end up painting themselves as the villain. And people stand up to 'the system' even more. We'd rather be led by an overt bully than a covert one. That shouldn't be so hard to understand.

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.. and when society actually does NOT have more resources than an individual (or uses those resources very poorly), it gets so cucked and angry and doesn't pick the right battles- like media vs. Trump, and tries to paint Trump as the villain but they end up painting themselves as the villain. And people stand up to 'the system' even more. We'd rather be led by an overt bully than a covert one. That shouldn't be so hard to understand.

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The one genuinely good thing about Trump is he can't afford wars because all his money is in foreign instead of domestic banks.

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I also wanted to add that societies are of course complex. Intellectually we simplify and categorize because that's what intellect kind of does but in reality 'THE SOCIETY' is too vague to even really mean anything as different places have different atmospheres and different rules of etiquette and different things you are allowed to get away with. Say 'I'm gay' in Regina Hurt's church and everybody looks at you like you're a Pure Demon Chad'goth and cruelly bullies you for it. Say 'I'm gay' in a more liberal area and people treat you like royalty for it and might even give you real government power and objective authority 'cuz of it. One trait, that in all rational neutrality is like having blue eyes, you're pulverized for it or pampered for it all depending on the area. And well the 'gayness' could mean anything, it could mean any trait or quality your current community is oppressing out of their own fear, but another community really likes it and gives you a million dollar record deal for it. So I mean, never write yourself off too soon or anything just because your current society might be giving you a hard time. or like that saying goes "before diagnosing yourself with a mental illness make sure that you aren't just in fact surrounded by assholes."

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I also wanted to add that societies are of course complex. Intellectually we simplify and categorize because that's what intellect kind of does but in reality 'THE SOCIETY' is too vague to even really mean anything as different places have different atmospheres and different rules of etiquette and different things you are allowed to get away with. Say 'I'm gay' in Regina Hurt's church and everybody looks at you like you're a Pure Demon Chad'goth and cruelly bullies you for it. Say 'I'm gay' in a more liberal area and people treat you like royalty for it and might even give you real government power and objective authority 'cuz of it. One trait, that in all rational neutrality is like having blue eyes, you're pulverized for it or pampered for it all depending on the area. And well the 'gayness' could mean anything, it could mean any trait or quality your current community is oppressing out of their own fear, but another community really likes it and gives you a million dollar record deal for it. So I mean, never write yourself off too soon or anything just because your current society might be giving you a hard time. or like that saying goes "before diagnosing yourself with a mental illness make sure that you aren't just in fact surrounded by assholes."

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Well, if you're surrounded by assholes that kind of seems like your fault, but is also the easiest fix in the world, because non-assholes are plentiful, so you just have to find them.