Not quite the heathen

[No one]

Smite them all.

Every. Last. Mother fucking. One. Of. Them.

[MarcusA]

No one, I know that you like playing around, but humanity is in crisis.

[No one]

I fucking hate people.

[MarcusA]

And you hate yourself so much that you talk to them.

[No one]

I like individual persons, I do not like the species. They are fucking awful creatures.

[MarcusA]

Compared to nature, human beings are nothing different.

[No one]

Right. Are you new to the planet?

[MarcusA]

I am lame, not tame.

[No one]

Is that a yes?

[MarcusA]

I don't know. You decide for yourself.

[MarcusA]

Humanism might be all I have in the end.

[Asmodean]

That's a bit sad, as statements go. One really ought to have more in life than its overarching philosophy. Of course, a lot of people do not... Some don't even have that, really.

[MarcusA]

That's a bit sad, as statements go. One really ought to have more in life than its overarching philosophy. Of course, a lot of people do not... Some don't even have that, really.

There's no heaven or hell in humanism.

[Asmodean]

One could argue that there is no heaven or hell in existence.

Why is its absence or presence in Humanism at all relevant? If your preferred life philosophy had a doctrine of Santa-worship, would you then believe in Santa just because "an ideology demands it?"

[MarcusA]

One could argue that there is no heaven or hell in existence.

Why is its absence or presence in Humanism at all relevant? If your preferred life philosophy had a doctrine of Santa-worship, would you then believe in Santa just because "an ideology demands it?"

Humanism forces nothing on me.