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rhizome · 03-06-2001, 05:11 PM

Ha sKiTz, I knew you and 12clicks were the same person! The problem isn't the parents or the family or the gov't or the school system or the media - it's the sun. I killed because the sun made me do it. Why does everyone look for meaning behind some action? In a hyper-real society devoid of all meaning, paranoia rules. Lynch provides the perfect example of why people kill - lead the child outside of the door, let the child have a multitude of experiences . . . but not too much. We are taught diversity but it is always limited. There is conservative conspiracy to pretend as if pure difference does not exist when this same conspiracy opens the door to difference. Have difference only so long as this difference is finite? What kind of hypocrisy is this? It's as if you turned on your computer one day and were presented were countless teasing images but as hard as you search for that one images that will bring you over the top, that will allow you to experience the infinite, you will never find this image. Imagine how crazy you would go? To be tempted with schizophrenia only to be pulled back - clinical schizophrenia is only true schizophrenia that has been cut short. It is as if you would have been better off never turning on the computer in the first place. "Why did you kill," asks the sheriff. "Because I couldn't cum," replies the murderer. Because the sun made me - a totally empty statement but much more true than putting the blame on something else. There comes a time when the conspiracy realizes that in order to cover itself up its own hypocrisies, it must deflect blame. It will try everything - it will call you insane, it will blame the parents, the system, the gov't . . . anything under the sun but it will never blame the sun. Just look at the Unabomber - a brilliant man with a brilliant idea, completely novel, completely revolutionary but he's dismissed as a wacko. Why? Because he declares he's not insane. Ha, the person's crazy because he says he's not! I sort of feel for all these kids that go into schools with guns ablazing. They're turned into these pitiful characters who never got any attention, who were picked on at school, etc. When really they just killed because the sun made them do it. Finally, there have always been bad parents and there have been guns hanging around homes for quite a while, but these school shooting are a recent thing, a phenomenon onto themselves. A modern explanation no longer suffices - we have long since surpassed modernity.

03-06-2001, 05:11 PM
rhizome Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Jan 2001 Posts: 788	Ha sKiTz, I knew you and 12clicks were the same person! The problem isn't the parents or the family or the gov't or the school system or the media - it's the sun. I killed because the sun made me do it. Why does everyone look for meaning behind some action? In a hyper-real society devoid of all meaning, paranoia rules. Lynch provides the perfect example of why people kill - lead the child outside of the door, let the child have a multitude of experiences . . . but not too much. We are taught diversity but it is always limited. There is conservative conspiracy to pretend as if pure difference does not exist when this same conspiracy opens the door to difference. Have difference only so long as this difference is finite? What kind of hypocrisy is this? It's as if you turned on your computer one day and were presented were countless teasing images but as hard as you search for that one images that will bring you over the top, that will allow you to experience the infinite, you will never find this image. Imagine how crazy you would go? To be tempted with schizophrenia only to be pulled back - clinical schizophrenia is only true schizophrenia that has been cut short. It is as if you would have been better off never turning on the computer in the first place. "Why did you kill," asks the sheriff. "Because I couldn't cum," replies the murderer. Because the sun made me - a totally empty statement but much more true than putting the blame on something else. There comes a time when the conspiracy realizes that in order to cover itself up its own hypocrisies, it must deflect blame. It will try everything - it will call you insane, it will blame the parents, the system, the gov't . . . anything under the sun but it will never blame the sun. Just look at the Unabomber - a brilliant man with a brilliant idea, completely novel, completely revolutionary but he's dismissed as a wacko. Why? Because he declares he's not insane. Ha, the person's crazy because he says he's not! I sort of feel for all these kids that go into schools with guns ablazing. They're turned into these pitiful characters who never got any attention, who were picked on at school, etc. When really they just killed because the sun made them do it. Finally, there have always been bad parents and there have been guns hanging around homes for quite a while, but these school shooting are a recent thing, a phenomenon onto themselves. A modern explanation no longer suffices - we have long since surpassed modernity.