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       True Left breakthrough: antinatalism
       By: guest55 Date: September 28, 2021, 11:47 am
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       SCHOPENHAUER: Why Having Children is Wrong (Antinatalism)
       [quote]Antinatalism is the philosophical belief that assigns a
       negative value to birth. Antinatalists believe that having
       children is morally wrong and that one shouldn’t do it. There
       are a variety of possible ethical arguments to make, but the
       general tone of the antinatalist position is that existence
       itself has a negative value. In other words, that it’s better to
       not exist at all. If non-existence is preferable to existence,
       then it follows that it’s morally wrong to create new life and
       doom another being to a life of suffering.
       This video is not about antinatalism in general. Rather, we’re
       taking a look at Schopenhauer’s position on this question. There
       seems to be a great misconception regarding Schopenhauer’s views
       on procreation.
       There is this idea that Schopenhauer was not a complete
       antinatalist. One philosophy magazine, for example, called
       Schopenhauer a “proto-antinatalist.” While it’s definitely true
       that Schopenhauer directly influenced those philosophers who are
       most famously associated with antinatalism today, like Emil
       Cioran, in this video we want to argue that there is nothing
       half-baked about Schopenhauer’s antinatalism. In other words, we
       want to argue that Schopenhauer was a full-fledged antinatalist,
       even if the term did not exist at the time.
       The two arguments presented in this video take us to the origin
       of suffering an Schopenhauer's ethical recommendations.
       We take some ideas from Arthur Schopenhauer's main work, The
       World as Will and Representation, and read between the lines a
       bit to find out Schopenhauer's reasons for his anti-natalist
       views.[/quote]
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       Comments:
       [quote]Until the world is paradise and no evil upon it, I will
       not put kids on this slaughter house 🐑[/quote]
       [quote]I decided in my early teens that I wouldn't have
       children, the phrase I used was "the misery stops with me".
       Nice to. have that sentiment dignified by a great
       philosopher.[/quote]
       [quote]Love your children enough not to create them![/quote]
       I brought you into a world of pain and suffering because I love
       you!!!
       [quote]I love my daughter very much, but look at the world right
       now? If you are a parent do you not feel a little guilty for
       bringing them into this absolute madness? [/quote]
       No, most obviously don't!!!
       [quote]I had a decent childhood but realized that life began to
       suck towards the end of my youth and adulthood. Can’t bring
       myself to recycle all that pain again.[/quote]
       [quote]People always tell me that having a child is the most
       joyful thing they’ve ever done, and I won’t feel true joy until
       I’ve had a baby. They say that, yet I have done many things that
       have made me happy, like rescuing animals or helping others. So
       far, I think I have lived a good life without children and I
       don’t feel like I’m missing anything, but the people who
       constantly remind me that I don’t want kids keep trying to
       justify their decision to procreate. I have seen parents who
       wish death on their own children, or are depressed and almost
       suicidal and they still insist bringing a child into this world
       was a good idea. No thanks, I’d rather adopt someone who needs a
       home, or not have any at all.[/quote]
       Apparently, you have to hang around anti-natalist videos if
       you're looking for higher-quality people....
       I suspect most people who claim they want children have children
       to satisfy their own egos. They don't actually love children.
       #Post#: 9099--------------------------------------------------
       Re: True Left breakthrough: antinatalism
       By: 90sRetroFan Date: September 28, 2021, 9:51 pm
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       OLD CONTENT
       www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-india-47154287
       [quote]Indian man to sue parents for giving birth to him
       A 27-year-old Indian man plans to sue his parents for giving
       birth to him without his consent.
       Mumbai businessman Raphael Samuel told the BBC that it's wrong
       to bring children into the world because they then have to put
       up with lifelong suffering.
       Mr Samuel, of course, understands that our consent can't be
       sought before we are born, but insists that "it was not our
       decision to be born".[/quote]
       This is a good start.
       [quote]So as we didn't ask to be born, we should be paid for the
       rest of our lives to live, he argues.[/quote]
       Here is where I begin to worry. I am opposed to the notion that
       money should be considered acceptable compensation for initated
       violence, for if it were, the wealthy could commit as much
       initiated violence as they want and are willing to pay for
       afterwards. It also spiritually degrades the victim to be
       satisfied with merely monetary compensation rather than actual
       revenge.
       I would prefer a case of the form: the state should not protect
       from retaliatory violence those who have initiated violence, nor
       punish their victims who seek revenge against them.
       [quote]A demand like this could cause a rift within any family,
       but Mr Samuel says he gets along very well with his parents
       (both of whom are lawyers) and they appear to be dealing with it
       with a lot of humour.
       In a statement, his mother Kavita Karnad Samuel explained her
       response to "the recent upheaval my son has created".
       "I must admire my son's temerity to want to take his parents to
       court knowing both of us are lawyers. And if Raphael could come
       up with a rational explanation as to how we could have sought
       his consent to be born, I will accept my fault," she
       said.[/quote]
       Kavita is an idiot. She had no way to seek his consent. That is
       precisely why she should not have given birth to him! It is not
       only the person who could have sought consent but chose not to
       who is at fault. To proceed when seeking consent is impossible
       is just as ethically faulted.
       [quote]Mr Samuel's belief is rooted in what's called
       anti-natalism - a philosophy that argues that life is so full of
       misery that people should stop procreating immediately.
       This, he says, would gradually phase out humanity from the Earth
       and that would also be so much better for the planet.
       "There's no point to humanity. So many people are suffering. If
       humanity is extinct, Earth and animals would be happier. They'll
       certainly be better off. Also no human will then suffer. Human
       existence is totally pointless."[/quote]
       Why limit this view to humans? Are non-human children not also
       born without their consent? And while they will clearly be
       better off with humans gone, they will nevertheless still be
       trapped in the cycle of reproduction (along with predation,
       competition and everything else intrinsic to material existence
       long before humans arrived).
       [quote]A year ago, he created a Facebook page, Nihilanand, which
       features posters that show his images with a huge fake beard, an
       eye-mask and anti-natalist messages like "Isn't forcing a child
       into this world and forcing it to have a career, kidnapping, and
       slavery?" Or, "Your parents had you instead of a toy or a dog,
       you owe them nothing, you are their entertainment."
       Mr Samuel says he remembers first having anti-natalist thoughts
       when he was five.
       "I was a normal kid. One day I was very frustrated and I didn't
       want to go to school but my parents kept asking me to go. So I
       asked them: 'Why did you have me?' And my dad had no answer. I
       think if he'd been able to answer, maybe I wouldn't have thought
       this way."[/quote]
       The truth is that his father gave birth to him as a way to
       psychologically escape the shameful conclusion that he himself
       was a victim of birth too cowardly to avenge himself. Victims of
       violence often try to convince themselves that they were never
       victims by violating someone else in the same way and telling
       themselves such behaviour is fine, thereby psychologically
       relieving themselves of the duty to go after the original
       violator, but at the cost of creating a new innocent victim.
       This is called tradition.
       The only way to end this is to return all violence to its
       origin.
       See also:
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       "Non-human animals have children for their instincts."
       That is a massive generalization that fails to see animals as
       individuals. Would you also apply generalization of similar
       scale to humans?
       "They can't resist their instincts and stop reproducing unless
       they are sterile."
       This is not true. For example, the remaining pandas in the world
       are not technically sterile but have so little interest in
       reproducing that zookeepers have to routinely employ violent
       means of impregnation to get them to reproduce. In other
       species, there could well be many individuals per generation
       with similarly little interest in reproducing, except it is
       harder to spot them because they would surely be a minority
       within their populations, and in each generational cycle their
       bloodlines will be the ones terminated precisely because of lack
       of interest in reproducing.
       "The obvious way is lengthening own lives."
       If life extension becomes a commodity, it will open up a whole
       new can of worms as the temptation of greed will grow
       geometrically when people consider that they could keep their
       accumulated assets indefinitely. The likely result will be total
       abandonment of spiritual values, and thus total victory for
       Yahweh:
       longevityalliance.org/?q=idea-life-extension-entering-mainstream
       -israel
       www.lifeextension.com/magazine/2014/5/european-biogerontology-co
       nference-in-beer-sheva-israel
       www.israel21c.org/israel-fast-becoming-world-hub-of-aging-indust
       ry/
       www.longevityisrael.org/scientific-board/
       This is why we have to nuke Israel ASAP.
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       "I saw that even an autocratic state like China couldn't
       prohibit panda's forced reproduction"
       No one here claims that an autocracy automatically produces good
       policies. But as long as autocracy is the form of government,
       all it takes for good policies is the emergence of a noble
       ruler, which is far more statistically likely than the emergence
       of a noble majority.
       If Western colonialism had never occurred, pandas would surely
       be peacefully extinct by now. China is of course foolish to be
       influenced by Western thought, but it is inconceivable that
       China would have forced pandas to reproduce in absence of
       Western influence. It goes without saying that artificial
       insemination is a Western invention:
       en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artificial_insemination#History
       [quote]The first reported case of artificial insemination by
       donor occurred in 1884: Dr. William H. Pancoast, a professor in
       Philadelphia, took sperm from his "best looking" student to
       inseminate an anesthetized woman.[2] The case was reported 25
       years later in a medical journal.[3] The sperm bank was
       developed in Iowa starting in the 1920s in research conducted by
       University of Iowa medical school researchers Jerome Sherman and
       Raymond Bunge.[4][/quote]
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       False Left hypocrisy so shameless that only a Westerner can
       perform it:
  HTML https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rfpkPXPI0_E
       If this piece of shit had any sincerity, he would have
       voluntarily refrained from reproducing in the first place (like
       I am doing FFS!).
       Anyone who says they are "sorry" but who is not voluntarily
       refraining from reproducing is lying (and insulting our
       intelligence).
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       "like I am doing FFS!"
       Why so? As an Aryan, are you not supposed to continue your
       lineage for the purpose of Aryanizing the population?
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       As an ideologist, I have to prove I am not using my own theory
       as an excuse to let myself break the rule that I call for
       imposing on everyone. Whoever is allowed by the state to
       reproduce must not know that a selection process is taking place
       at all, until after the decision has been made, as I was
       explaining here:
       [quote]The only behaviour that can be used reliably to decide
       who should be allowed to reproduce is behaviour during early
       childhood, prior to those being selected becoming aware that
       state control over reproduction even exists.[/quote]
       If a National Socialist state with a competent Aryanization
       administrator existed when I was still an infant, I am sure it
       would have chosen me for reproduction (since the selection
       criteria are largely based on my own early childhood behaviour).
       But that is academic. In reality I am the one designing the
       selection process for a future National Socialist state which
       does not currently exist. The Aryanization project begins only
       after we achieve such a state.
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       It is common to hear the slogan: "In a peaceful society, the
       state should have a monopoly on legal violence." I agree with
       this statement. But if so, then any society where people can
       reproduce at whim without being punished cannot be considered
       peaceful, since reproduction is violence against the child being
       born, and thus the state which does not control legal
       reproduction cannot be said to have a monopoly on legal
       violence.
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       why are they so hellbent on reproduction? I've seen many of them
       saying the solution to their own made-up problems or to the
       decrease of the "white" population to have more white babies. To
       them, having children equals goodness or good intent because
       they appeal to nature. They also use it as an indicator of a
       woman's value (to them, her fertility and submission). It does
       not matter to them how the child feels, ever. It never will to
       them. I just won't ever get it.
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       Re: True Left breakthrough: antinatalism
       By: Zea_mays Date: October 22, 2021, 1:27 am
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       [quote]A woman conceived through rape who campaigned for nine
       years to bring her father to justice has won a prestigious
       award.
       The 45-year-old can only be referred to as Daisy to protect the
       identity of her birth mother, who was raped 46 years ago at the
       age of 13 by Carvel Bennett, now 74. He was convicted in July
       2021 at Birmingham crown court and sentenced to 11 years in
       jail.
       Daisy was awarded the Emma Humphreys memorial prize, which
       recognises women who make outstanding contributions towards
       ending male violence. She was announced as the winner on Sunday
       at conference in Portsmouth for FiLiA – a female-led volunteer
       organisation working for the liberation of women.
       Daisy, who is black, believes that one of the reasons why it
       took so long to bring Bennett to justice was because of her and
       her birth mother’s skin colour. Although her birth mother named
       Bennett after she became pregnant with Daisy after the rape, no
       action was taken by the authorities to charge him. Daisy, who
       was adopted as a baby, spent nine years campaigning to get
       Bennett prosecuted after tracking him down herself.
       [...]
       Police told Daisy that even though she described herself as “a
       walking crime scene”, as her DNA evidence confirmed Bennett as
       her father, it would not be possible to proceed with a case
       against him without her birth mother providing evidence.
       [...]
       Daisy is now campaigning for a change in the law so that
       children conceived through rape can be recognised as secondary
       victims of the crime along with the primary victim, their
       mothers.
       [...]
       “There is still so much silence on the issue of rape conception.
       It appears to be one of the last taboos in relation to violence
       against women and girls. For those of us who were
       rape-conceived, it’s a huge struggle to come to terms with your
       paternity and in turn one’s sense of self and identity. We are
       left to carry the shame and stigma of the act of violence that
       created us.”[/quote]
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       Mathematically, going back far enough it is nearly certain
       everyone alive has at least one rapist in their family tree.
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       Re: True Left breakthrough: antinatalism
       By: 90sRetroFan Date: October 22, 2021, 2:44 am
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       If we think about it carefully, the only circumstance in which
       ideal love can exist between one biological parent and their
       offspring is if that parent had been raped by the other
       biological parent, thus making themselves and the offspring
       fellow victims of the same violence. Whereas any biological
       parent who claims to love a child that they themselves
       voluntarily conceived is lying, while any child who still loves
       a biological parent after finding out that the parent had
       voluntarily conceived themselves is a slave.
       From this angle, ****-conceived children are actually more
       emotionally fortunate, as they at least get a theoretical chance
       to have a good relationship with one biological parent without
       compromising on Original Nobility. In contrast, children
       conceived from sex that was consensual on the part of both
       biological parents must hate both biological parents in order to
       maintain Original Nobility.
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       Re: True Left breakthrough: antinatalism
       By: Zhang Caizhi Date: October 22, 2021, 8:47 am
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       Muammar Gaddafi,, the former leader of Libya had 8 biological
       children. What did he do for Libyans having children?
       [quote]Surviving members of his family include his widow, the
       mother of seven of eight biological children.[/quote]
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       Re: True Left breakthrough: antinatalism
       By: rp Date: October 25, 2021, 2:26 pm
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       I'm confused as well; didn't former team members such as JAM Jr
       and AA have children too?
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       Re: True Left breakthrough: antinatalism
       By: SirGalahad Date: October 25, 2021, 2:47 pm
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       We support leaders like Gaddafi for pragmatic reasons. Just
       because we speak highly of people like Gaddafi when compared to
       other western leaders, that doesn't mean we have zero criticisms
       about the people we currently support, or believe that they're
       people without flaw. JAM for example, has already been
       criticized here and over on the main site by AS. It's about
       uplifting the right people at the right time, and looking at how
       these people contribute to the dissemination of our ideology. I
       thought that was pretty obvious. We can focus on scrutinizing
       the flaws of people like Gaddafi and JAM once we've dealt with
       the common enemy we all share.
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       Re: True Left breakthrough: antinatalism
       By: rp Date: October 26, 2021, 10:33 am
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       Gadaffi was not a National Socialist. JAM, who proclaimed to be
       a national socialist, and who was endorsed for doing so by the
       leader of this movement, is a different subject.
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       Re: True Left breakthrough: antinatalism
       By: guest55 Date: October 26, 2021, 11:12 am
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       We know nothing about you RP, nor do we ask you to tell us about
       yourself. When people are willing to be open about their flaws
       and shortcomings knowing they will be persecuted for doing so I
       find it admirable. Who fears persecution for the shortcomings
       and flaws the most in this world? Constantly digging into them
       for these flaws after they have shared them comes across as
       nothing more than ego on the part of the person doing so in my
       humble opinion.
       You are an identity on an online forum RP. None of us know you,
       as you know none of us personally. You do not know what any of
       us have been through or the lives we have been forced to live,
       or the circumstances that have been forced upon us against our
       own wills. People who atleast try to strive to be better and are
       actually willing to engage in the internal struggle of making
       their Aryan blood dominant, if they have any at all, are already
       much better people than those that do not care at all.
       Lest we forget, there is no Aryan National Socialist state in
       existence in this world currently, the Aryanization process has
       not yet even begun except a select handful of people who are
       willing to subject themselves to that process. I find this
       admirable as stated before.
       I think we can also be pretty certain that anyone who is willing
       to be persecuted here is probably not Jewish!
       You also have no way of understanding how guilty and bad someone
       feels about their flaws. If they are willing to share them here
       then they must weigh heavily on their minds on some level, no?
       So what service do you provide by constantly reminding them of
       that which they are already struggling with and are obviously
       aware of through their own self diagnosis?
       Let us not forget the parable of the mustard seed spoken of by
       the ancients either....
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       Re: True Left breakthrough: antinatalism
       By: SirGalahad Date: October 26, 2021, 12:18 pm
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       @rp Gaddafi wasn't a National Socialist, but Aryanism still
       shares a decent amount in common with other real world
       ideologies. So in that respect, he played a key role in
       promulgating universalist anti-Zionism. That's basically what
       I'm referring to when I talk about people who aren't necessarily
       Aryanists. A lot of the ideas and achievements of other
       ideologies are transferable to ours.
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