Someone said this same thing to me recently, I forget where or even if it was you, but my response is that eugenics is the plan of the NWO, who I am against... Are the masses stupid? Yes, its inarguable, a fact. Am I pissed about it? Yes. Do I want to kill everyone? No, I'm not a psycho globalist. Its the same cabal who have dumbed everyone down with propaganda, vaccines, chemtrails, GMO and fluoride. Now they want to kill 95% of the population and have spread the myths of global warming and overpopulation to get people feeling guilty for being human. Anyways, my criticism stems from disappointment, and a desire to see people demand more from themselves intellectually. Not to cull them, but to raise the alarm that something is wrong so they shake off their brainwashing.York Minster wrote:whateverman, I'm sure though most of the forum would support Obama over Romney, it doesn't mean we support him in every measure. He certainly didn't live up to everything that I hoped he would. I can't abide radical measures of a Johnson such as the isolationism he wants, or the radical changes to the currency. America is the hegemon of the world, for better or worse. And I just have to say, whateverman's one-track elitism versus "the sheep" gets quite tiring. I have to wonder, does it all end in eugenics for you whateverman? Should we breed these elite smart people and stop the others from doing the same? Just think, if everyone bought into the philosophy of whateverman, then he would probably become disillusioned and become a radical relativist.
And you should really stop with the 'but Neil disagrees with you'. The man is a musician who lives off his creativity, he's like a freak in that he has a skewed ability beyond everybody else to make good music, and that's where most of his energy and effort goes. There are a few musicians who have non-mainstream and non-state-fed viewpoints, but its only a small number. In fact of the one's who do, I'm not usually a fan of their music. Billy Corgan of The Smashing Pumpkins for example. Their music is very bland and mediocre, especially album tracks and non-singles, but he's an exceptionally intelligent individual I'd much rather go to to hear ideas from than Neil or Chris. This interview is very good: