Wherever rulers foster Malthusian, Utilitarian, Green and Islamistophilic nutcases, there the ruled are at grave risk.I pray this needs no further explanation. Nevertheless, in comments I will try to answer any questions you may have.
Wednesday, March 22, 2017
Universal Filter
Here is a filter with which to identify leaders and followers who no longer abide the Judeo-Christian moral code of, essentially, "live and let live."
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Define Utilitarian.
ReplyDeleteThat's not a question Ed.
ReplyDeleteHowever, I would advise that you focus more on the phrase nutcases. Take note how nutcases about anything can take it not only too far, but down a horrific path. And when you have rulers who demand that we not question the premises of nutcases (lest we upset them or something), well there you are again having arrived at my conclusion.
What do you MEAN by utilitarian, Alex?
ReplyDeleteEspecially after what I answered earlier, 'what do you mean by a utilitarian nutcase" is the proper question.
DeleteA utilitarian nutcase sees the majority of humanity useful only as a source of spare parts.
The thinking behind 'utilitarianism', eventually, whether deliberate or not, leads to Communism and the false ideal of the 'good of the collective' that history has shown the opposite always occurs when employed due to the inherent individuality of human nature.
ReplyDeleteThe Jesuits were the one of the first to appreciate this fact and used it to their own advantage in Paraguay during the 18th Century and in formulating The Protocols of the Elders of Zion that have been blamed on the Jews.
Good to hear from you Nemesis. Thanks for the additional perspective. You, of course, know that Blaise Pascal anonymously went after the Jesuits who had so much influence over Louis XIV. He still paid dearly for his setting back for decades their further advance to power.
DeleteWe are seeing the same sort of efforts employed by those Jesuits used today, by the Left and the Progs who employ them, now that logical argument fails them. So they pursue personal destruction of opponents, first verbally and then violently.
Pascal, I felt I needed to visit. And I will add, that as an observer of history and humanity it still comes as a shock to me, to realize the reliance that many will place on what is said to them rather than seek out their own information from more reliable sources.
DeleteBlaise's persistance eventually got a result against the Jesuits, but the French paid dearly for their rejection of a most insidious group of men pretending to be otherwise when later came the French Revolution.