Then the naturalistic white Supremacy movement offers nothing worthwhile unless you want to worship people and colors. But they offer absolutely nothing about what happens after you die.
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What if i enjoy introversion and loneliness, and im way past hating humanity?
On one hand, portraying supremacy groups as “color worshippers” is the central issue of why this problem goes perpetually unresolved. Most so called “supremacists” are simply nationalists who put their own as a priority, and have very concrete and rational problems which, instead of being addressed, are side stepped and instead of conversing with them, they get vilified.
Refusing to address the grievances of people and silencing, vilifying, insulting them on top of it, is the most basic, 101 “how to” guide to radicalizing groups and turning them violent. One could almost say its so obvious that it can only be intentional.
On the other hand, nothing offers anything about what happens when i die.
Especially not philosophies and religions which are so afraid of it that they forget where they have been before they were born.
Why yes of course the things you mentioned are important and sometimes there are grievances but other times there are not and it really is as simple as color worshipers but none of this matters if these people which they obviously can cannot provide anything as to what happens in the afterlife at least religion and philosophy attempts and gives answers to that profound of most profound questions whereas politics and skin color and culture do not answer that question and avoid it and only focus on physicalism.
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Often I find your thread title and your opening post don’t really fit each other. If you are a hater of humanity it’s odd that white supremacy movements are even mentioned as a solution, even if it is rejected. If you hate humanity that’s everybody. You’d hate everyone in that organization. And then the KKK say is not an organization that comes up when thinking of people who have ideas about the afterlife…so what’s going on.
There are many religions and spiritualities that either to or purport to deal with the afterlife. Why aren’t they considered here.
It can be very hard to tell, given the diversity of people who come to philosophy forums, but I often start reading your threads thinking I’m pretty sure this is someone taking the piss.
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I think that its enough if you read between the lines.
The title gives the individual in question three traits which essentially culminate in the description of someone who has no purpose in life, is isolated and is full of hatred, yet seeks validation and belonging for which the perfect outlet would be something like his idea of supremacy movements.
Strip it down to its core and it says nothing more than losers full of hate levitating towards hate groups which accept and cultivate their hatred.
The body of the post then simply states that while this might satisfy your base urges and instincts such as belonging and being handed a purpose, its still without any substance or point in regards of the larger things in life, such as what you will find when you look back at your life at the end of it.
It fits for a title and post if you dig yourself into it a little bit, but all concepts represented in it, both the individual and supremacist groups are a bit shallow and stereotypical.
I disagree. If you unpack it for yourself a bit more in detail, you will easily see why this is wrong.
Before 2020, supermacist movements were nonexistent. The few which actually meant it and were really into it, were memed on and ridiculed because there was no basis for the entire concept.
People had no reason to contend with the idea of their existence being inferior or superior to that of others, it was a meaningless question in and of itself.
This changed solely because of what the globalists did with immigration, flooding the continent with incompatible cultures, making it a point to not integrate them and instead make a two tier justice system that excuses their subhuman acts, which is exactly why there are now riots in britain.
In conclusion: There are very specific, very understandable reasons for it in most cases.
The thing you elude to, this mythical individual full of hate and no purpose in life, is an extreme minority, a cliché, a fictional stereotype that is used to deface, character assassinate, sow contempt against the people who are very rightfully outraged.
There is nothing more to the afterlife than there was to your before life.
Once you are part of existence, all you are is contained in it, regardless of what you do or what you want to do. You have become a fact of this reality, a self-evident truth, and that wont change no matter what you do. Even if you were to kill all life on this planet in some mythical quest to attain the absolute worst karmic and moral disposition, it would change nothing.
Nothingness held you gently before you were born.
And it will embrace you again as it did before.
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