01) Alex Jones: Trump Is Saving Us From Rogue Killer Artificial Intelligence
“Before Alex Jones headed to court to face his ex-wife today, he told Infowars listeners that President Trump is part of an effort to fight against a sentient computer program that has decided to kill all humans.
This afternoon, Jones was speaking with a guest on his show when he declared that we are living in an “information apocalypse” where global elites “want to keep you in-the-moment confused.” Then, seemingly out of nowhere, he claimed that Trump is working with a group of people to defeat an automated intelligence computer program set on destroying humanity…
01) BREAKING: Dennis Kucinich & Paula Swearengin Defeated by Corporate Dems
“*Note* The results slightly changed between filming and editing this segment, hence the minor discrepancies in the screen caps of tallies and what I stated in the video. I decided to include the more recent tallies reported by Vox. The results are still the same in spite of these small differences.
“Many journalists have moved to pronounce on the reason why, on April 23rd, 25 year old Alek Minassian drove a van down Yonge Street sidewalks in Toronto, Canada, killing 10 people and wounding many more. We’re told it’s misogyny.
If incels hate women, why do they care so much what women think of them?”
“The documentary film Status Anxiety (2004), presented by Alain de Botton and based on his book of the same name.
We are richer than ever before. We live longer, own more property and induldge in greater luxuries. So why aren’t we getting any happier? One concern, above all, keeps us awake at night: status. Am I a success? Have I made it? Do I have the right car, the right clothes? Do people think I’m a loser and should I really care? Writer and presenter Alain de Botton challenges the idea that what we do, where we live and what we own, should define our status and determine our happiness.”
01) Chris Hedges: What Can Atheists Learn from Religion? Interview with Alain de Botton (2012)
“The degree to which one can be considered an atheist while simultaneously being an adherent of a sect of a traditionally monotheistic, polytheistic, or non-theistic religion is the subject of ongoing theological debate. About the book [Religion for Atheists: A Non-believer’s Guide to the Uses of Religion]: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0307476820
Some people with what would be considered religious or spiritual beliefs call themselves atheists; others argue that this is a contradiction in terms.
Christianity, as a theistic and proselytizing religion, tends to view atheism as heresy. According to the Book of Psalms 14:1, “The fool hath said in his heart,1 there is no God. They are corrupt, they have done abominable works, there is none that doeth good.” However, high rates of atheism have been found among self-identified Christians in the United States. For example, 10% of self-identified Protestants and 21% of self-identified Roman Catholics were found to be atheists in a HarrisInteractive survey from 2003.
There is no single Christian approach toward atheism. The approach taken varies between Christian denominations, and Christian ministers may intelligently distinguish an individual’s claims of atheism from other nominal states of personal perspective, such as plain disbelief, an adherence to science, a misunderstanding of the nature of religious belief, or a disdain for organized religion in general.
The Catechism of the Catholic Church makes this explicit. While it identifies atheism as a violation of the First Commandment, calling it “a sin against the virtue of religion”, it is careful to acknowledge that atheism may be motivated by virtuous or moral considerations, and admonishes the followers of Roman Catholicism to focus on their own role in encouraging atheism by their religious or moral shortcomings:
(2125) […] The imputability of this offense can be significantly diminished in virtue of the intentions and the circumstances. “Believers can have more than a little to do with the rise of atheism. To the extent that they are careless about their instruction in the faith, or present its teaching falsely, or even fail in their religious, moral, or social life, they must be said to conceal rather than to reveal the true nature of God and of religion.”[20]
A famous idiosyncratic atheist belief is that of Thomas J. J. Altizer. His book The Gospel of Christian Atheism (1967) proclaims the highly unusual view that God has literally died, or self-annihilated. According to Altizer, this is nevertheless “a Christian confession of faith”. Making clear the difference between his position and that of both Nietzsche’s notion of the death of God and the stance of theological non-realists, Altizer says, “To confess the death of God is to speak of an actual and real event, not perhaps an event occurring in a single moment of time or history, but notwithstanding this reservation an event that has actually happened both in a cosmic and in a historical sense.”
Many would dispute whether this is an atheist position at all, as belief in a dead God implies that God once existed and was alive. Atheism typically entails a lack of belief that any gods ever existed, as opposed to not existing currently.
A 2001 survey by “Faith Communities Today” found that 18% of Unitarian Universalists (UU) consider themselves to be atheists, with 54% considering themselves humanist. For comparison, 16% of UUs consider themselves Buddhist, 13% Christian, and 13% Pagan, according to this study.
“At the end of the 1990s the Internet comes to Northern Norway and coincides with the sexual awakening of young Mads (12). The introduction of pornographic images into his life complicates his relationship with his parents, and their house becomes a minefield filled with uncomfortable interactions.”
A BoyLover could greatly UN-complicate Mads family situation…
…just saying.
Lovely short film…
…I wish they’d make movies like this in the U.S…
…But, victimologists imagine that boys like this one who plays Mads “don’t exist”…For, truly…”a boy must be utterly destroyed, by the experience of acting sexual, or being naked, in front of a recording camera”…
Should the masses actually see “this filth”?…”Oh, the horrors!”…
…We’ll never hear the end of it, from the victimologists…who will have to be endlessly consoled over this…this…this…
…this brain dead delusion going on in their own minds…
Putting the mentally ill lunatics aside…
…Interesting subject matter addressed in this movie…
The boy is lovely…I’m just glad they didn’t take it into some crazy direction, like having him rape [or assault] one of the girls he was playing around with…or some other, hyperbolic nonsense.
Boys of that age and porn…I mean…good grief…they go together like a hand in a glove, because this is when most males sexuality really starts coming on strong.
The fact that this boy is isolated from sexual outlets…that’s just kind of the story of male sexuality in chains, now isn’t it?…”Dominate and manipulate all males, right from the start”…
Porn does not honestly hurt people…it’s never learning to put it down, and avoid excess, that is the problem…
…Which is why it should be a legal, openly available thing, that is just out there, without social stigma…So it does not become “the forbidden fruit”, some people get obsessed with.
Imagine if that porn were “just another thing in life”…and those parents made no issue over it…and they openly explored the porn, together with Mads…and they talked about it…and about sexual issues…
…Wouldn’t that be so much better, than to be fighting with your own boy…who is clearly a sexual being in need of more than just his hand and imagination?
People fear the sexual boy…They fear the sexual child…
…and it’s such a senseless, losing battle.
I love these movies, where they don’t hide a boy’s [or girl’s] sexuality…but they actually explore it.
01) Young White Men Die, Should We Mourn Them? NJJ episode 10
“For most Canadians and Americans, the mass outpouring of public grief over the April 6th bus c rash that killed members of the Humboldt Broncos Junior Hockey team was easy to explain—it was a terrible loss of youthful potential that caused millions of people to respond with sympathy and tributes.
A Canadian woman named Nora Loreto saw things differently.”
01) Alex Jones: Trump Is Saving Us From Rogue Killer Artificial Intelligence
