You accuse me of having an inferiority complex. Your accusation lacks substance.
My worldview is generally anarchist and libertarian. I feel the people should have the maximum liberty possible depending on what is reasonable. So I'm not a political dogmatist, but my politics is very practical but at the same time it is ideal and based on moral principles.
Now the truth is there is no place in the world that is truly free. There is no utopia now in the year 2018. But I truly believe there is the potential for an ideal, revolutionary state and in fact my apocalyptic theology compels me to think one is just around the horizon.
However, as with every revolution, this one too will be bloody and necessarily so, and fact more so than anything we've seen before. Our promised Messiah isn't some carpenter wearing sandals. He wades through rivers of blood before establishing the messianic state. That is a consequence of the extreme tyranny and the seemingly omnipotent nature of the modern nation states that have been imposed on us after the First World War.
Our Holy Text speaks of the sky turning red like the deep color of the rose. It symbolizes the messianic era in which there is a lot of bloodshed and retributive violence to get back at all the decades of autocratic repression we've had to endure.
So as you can see, my worldview leaves little room for an inferiority complex.
My worldview is generally anarchist and libertarian. I feel the people should have the maximum liberty possible depending on what is reasonable. So I'm not a political dogmatist, but my politics is very practical but at the same time it is ideal and based on moral principles.
Now the truth is there is no place in the world that is truly free. There is no utopia now in the year 2018. But I truly believe there is the potential for an ideal, revolutionary state and in fact my apocalyptic theology compels me to think one is just around the horizon.
However, as with every revolution, this one too will be bloody and necessarily so, and fact more so than anything we've seen before. Our promised Messiah isn't some carpenter wearing sandals. He wades through rivers of blood before establishing the messianic state. That is a consequence of the extreme tyranny and the seemingly omnipotent nature of the modern nation states that have been imposed on us after the First World War.
Our Holy Text speaks of the sky turning red like the deep color of the rose. It symbolizes the messianic era in which there is a lot of bloodshed and retributive violence to get back at all the decades of autocratic repression we've had to endure.
So as you can see, my worldview leaves little room for an inferiority complex.
