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RE: That's not censorship

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Humans are social creatures. The much venerated "individual" owes his life to the sociocultural and sociopolitical circumsatances of his birth. What "rights" can a man claim to be his when his entire being is borrowed? In a more ancient and elegant civilizations, every man recognized his duties and obligations owed to his station from the dictates of fate. Only in our degenerate era does the "individual" declare himself a claygod, dictating to Heaven his whims, imagining himself created ex nihilo by his will, claims "rights" owed to him from the universe. The overweening hubris of the modern "individual" makes Oedipus seem like a humble saint.

That all men are created unequal is an immutable fact observed by every rational human thinkers and societies. Those who are born to rule have a duty towards his subjects, not "rights" to exercise his whims. Those who are born to serve have an obligation towards their liege, not "rights" to rebel according to their base desires. This modern world, built upon false premises, is not only ensuring the extinction of the human race, but the destruction of all life on this planet, as has existed since the beginning of creation.

Bad ideas has killed more people and caused far more destruction than all the collective actions of psychopaths and sociopaths combined. Only in this degenerate era will a sociocultural perspective allow "free" spread of toxic ideology, while imprisoning those who have killed or harmed at most a few dozen. Bad ideas ought to be treated as epidemics of small pox or syphilis.

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