Please read my last response above. You people crack me up trying to feign ignorance demanding that the reprehensible part of drug use be formalized like you're some dense automaton. The very fact that half the thread…
>What exactly makes taking psychedelics a degenerate act? What leads you to believe it is a result of degeneracy? I'm sorry mate but it was your parents' job to explain that one to you, not mine. And it's not a belief,…
again, if drugs is what you need to "treat" depression then you probably have a much bigger problem in life that needs to be addressed rather than looking for another band-aid. depression is not some random disease you…
Sure, see my post above. What I'm getting at is that degeneracy leads to many things one of which is drug use, thus reflecting a deeper problem that legalization/decriminalization will not address but only obfuscate.
You're trying to reframe the problem around the people who call it out. That's a good way to distract from said problem but not a way to address it. That kind of drug usage is a manifestation of degeneracy, itself part…
no, the other way around.
what part of indulging degeneracy reflects modernity to you?
That article doesn't debunk anything lol Goldgar's points are still just as valid.
>the global shipping industry is one of the bigger contributors Well, what are they shipping? Goods that supply the consumerist chain at every level. We definitely did buy significantly less given that money velocity…
I wrote pollution, e.g. what goes straight into the ocean [1,2] which is a good proxy for pollution at large, not carbon dioxide emission alone. I mentioned that in passing to illustrate the hypocrisy of the UN and…
>This year's economic shutdowns have done little to reduce the world's carbon emissions. This is misleading. 2020 saw a 7 percent drop from fossil emission levels in 2019 [1]. That is a huge number YoY which only…
He's referring to political censorship actually, which in a world where avenues of public discourse are almost entirely controlled by private entities is obviously going to manifest itself in the private sector.
>The universe That's a funny way to spell government appointed central bankers who fix the price of money.
>humans you can say human beings or men, it's okay
>Legislation that needs to be translated Maybe that's your real problem right there.
>The EU needs to go further No it doesn't. It is not within the purview of this supranational bureaucracy to be the gatekeeper of the English language. Bulgarians can stick with Bulgarian. There is a lot to do in that…
Please read my last response above. You people crack me up trying to feign ignorance demanding that the reprehensible part of drug use be formalized like you're some dense automaton. The very fact that half the thread…
>What exactly makes taking psychedelics a degenerate act? What leads you to believe it is a result of degeneracy? I'm sorry mate but it was your parents' job to explain that one to you, not mine. And it's not a belief,…
again, if drugs is what you need to "treat" depression then you probably have a much bigger problem in life that needs to be addressed rather than looking for another band-aid. depression is not some random disease you…
Sure, see my post above. What I'm getting at is that degeneracy leads to many things one of which is drug use, thus reflecting a deeper problem that legalization/decriminalization will not address but only obfuscate.
You're trying to reframe the problem around the people who call it out. That's a good way to distract from said problem but not a way to address it. That kind of drug usage is a manifestation of degeneracy, itself part…
no, the other way around.
what part of indulging degeneracy reflects modernity to you?
That article doesn't debunk anything lol Goldgar's points are still just as valid.
>the global shipping industry is one of the bigger contributors Well, what are they shipping? Goods that supply the consumerist chain at every level. We definitely did buy significantly less given that money velocity…
I wrote pollution, e.g. what goes straight into the ocean [1,2] which is a good proxy for pollution at large, not carbon dioxide emission alone. I mentioned that in passing to illustrate the hypocrisy of the UN and…
>This year's economic shutdowns have done little to reduce the world's carbon emissions. This is misleading. 2020 saw a 7 percent drop from fossil emission levels in 2019 [1]. That is a huge number YoY which only…
He's referring to political censorship actually, which in a world where avenues of public discourse are almost entirely controlled by private entities is obviously going to manifest itself in the private sector.
>The universe That's a funny way to spell government appointed central bankers who fix the price of money.
>humans you can say human beings or men, it's okay
>Legislation that needs to be translated Maybe that's your real problem right there.
>The EU needs to go further No it doesn't. It is not within the purview of this supranational bureaucracy to be the gatekeeper of the English language. Bulgarians can stick with Bulgarian. There is a lot to do in that…