Society perpetually creeps into a more digitally commodifed social structure. The social value of a digital avatar far exceeds that of a real one. People are increasingly distrustful of their fellow citizens and governments. The social fabric is increasingly that of an archipelago: people will need to be self-sufficient islands in both corporeal and psychological aspects. It is only inevitable that due to the decline of these social bridges fundamental in developing empathetic, holistic citizens, people are becoming increasingly psychotic, or at least, there is a perceptible social shift for it to be acceptable to harbor sincere admiration for psychos. As a tangential consequence to this, I'm not saying that crime as a whole will increase. I think technology and the increasing apparatus of the surveillance state will only make the physical world much safer, merely for the pragmatic reason that it's VERY difficult to get away with a crime. As for the INNER WORLD . . . the dark psychic energy of every man will only balloon as black meditation and hate manifesting will become the common pastime.
The dark psychic energy has a duality in it's modern usage: those in power who wield it, and those out of power who wield it. For the few in power, the psycho energy will manifest in increasingly draconian punishments for those who break the rules, and the rules will only get more and more frivolous. The entitlement of labor generated by the wageslave class will only increase. For those out of power, the dark psychic energy will manifest exclusively as Pyrrhic acts. Every sin calculated and executed, consequentially must be a life-ending commitment, as the punishment to sins will offer no leeway or redemption.
It is only rational in this context, that the commitment to murder, is ironically a far greater sacrifice than giving your life to an altruistic cause. It takes incredible bravery, and boldness, not only to execute murders, but to die with the consequences of infamy. To know that it is not you alone, it is not just the victims: it's all the families, the acquaintances, the rules and adaptations . . . it's just inevitable that people will just say NO to these (frankly annoying) tectonic shifts caused by murder, build cynicism over the song and dance of mourning, and just see the whole thing as a spectator sport you'd roast about over Netflix.
This phenomena is not exclusive to men. There is a steep increase in the "true crime community," which is basically pornhub for female hybistropheliacs. It is increasingly socially acceptable to mock murder victims, race, and kill count right after it happens. People are just jaded and no longer care about the morally tokenized pomp and dressage surrounding murder: they'd rather consume it like some kind of WWE entertainment, where you follow the storyline, motivation, stats, skills, manifestos, etc.
If I'm getting anything from this long-winded thought experiment, it should be that, I think people should not be ashamed to admire murderers anymore, and it took writing this, and the general joy I felt this day of retribution to come to this. This is coming from somebody who has been on the fence about this morally for a long time. Incels are just very modern people. Do not be ashamed for being ahead of your time.
The dark psychic energy has a duality in it's modern usage: those in power who wield it, and those out of power who wield it. For the few in power, the psycho energy will manifest in increasingly draconian punishments for those who break the rules, and the rules will only get more and more frivolous. The entitlement of labor generated by the wageslave class will only increase. For those out of power, the dark psychic energy will manifest exclusively as Pyrrhic acts. Every sin calculated and executed, consequentially must be a life-ending commitment, as the punishment to sins will offer no leeway or redemption.
It is only rational in this context, that the commitment to murder, is ironically a far greater sacrifice than giving your life to an altruistic cause. It takes incredible bravery, and boldness, not only to execute murders, but to die with the consequences of infamy. To know that it is not you alone, it is not just the victims: it's all the families, the acquaintances, the rules and adaptations . . . it's just inevitable that people will just say NO to these (frankly annoying) tectonic shifts caused by murder, build cynicism over the song and dance of mourning, and just see the whole thing as a spectator sport you'd roast about over Netflix.
This phenomena is not exclusive to men. There is a steep increase in the "true crime community," which is basically pornhub for female hybistropheliacs. It is increasingly socially acceptable to mock murder victims, race, and kill count right after it happens. People are just jaded and no longer care about the morally tokenized pomp and dressage surrounding murder: they'd rather consume it like some kind of WWE entertainment, where you follow the storyline, motivation, stats, skills, manifestos, etc.
If I'm getting anything from this long-winded thought experiment, it should be that, I think people should not be ashamed to admire murderers anymore, and it took writing this, and the general joy I felt this day of retribution to come to this. This is coming from somebody who has been on the fence about this morally for a long time. Incels are just very modern people. Do not be ashamed for being ahead of your time.
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