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Let me tell you about the REAL blackpill.
Every civilization, every society has an end. This is inevitable and cannot be stopped unless humans ceause to be themselves. I will first tell you about its executioners. With no exceptions, they are product of said civilizations in some way, and they inevitably start to appear at some point, killing civilization at extreme pace.
As an example, we will pick Bane, a well known movie 'villain'. Brutal terrorist and murderer that seeks to destroy Gotham city.
Bane is the force of human nature. He manifests perpertual collapse of perpertually decadent society that spawns him. To those greedy,profit-seeking proponents of such a greed, profit-driven society he is the pure evil; But in reality, he is only necessary evil, his methods are always brutal, yet they are but means to preserve human nature - that of perpertual struggle and overcoming; survival and development; decadence and collapse.
And yet, there is his antipode - the Batman. In Batman Begins, B.Wayne (Batman) is first shown as a young man, completely disillusioned with society that he volunatrily leaves it. He seeks to conquer his fears, weaknesses and pains in order to fight the crime, poverty and general societal misery.
Thus, he is contaced by organization called League of Shadows. They help him to overcome his weaknesses and reveal the ugly truth: that societal collapse is inevitable and must not be stopped. But Wayne rejects it and destroys the organization, although he manages to save his friend from the fire, even if he was part of that organization.
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He then returns to Gotham, the most decadent place in the world, and proceeds to become Batman - a symbol of common fight against the crime - a symptom. He refuses to fight the cause - his excessive empathy prevents him, thus he believes society can be cured. Then, his old friend shows up and reveals himself as the actual leader of the League of Shadows - but Batman still refuses to accept the hard truth and proceeds to crush his plot, accidentally killing him - he believes this will cure Gotham of crime.
It doesn't help. In the second film, he fight Joker - a presumably insane man who is feared by the strongest crime lords for they can not understand his intentions. That is because they are part of the system, and Joker is not - he burns the money he is paid with, to the shock of his partners. In the end, Batman defeats Joker, but refuses to kill him - even if Batman knows it will not stop Joker's crimes, he still takes no action - thus proceeding to ditch is own efforts to destroy crime and save the city. That way Batman constitutes dying agony of those decadent civilization on brink or in process of collapse. He shows the weakness of excessive empathy: whereas Joker won't kill him because he's simply too fun, Batman won't kill Joker because of his ideals.
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In the final film, there is Bane. But as a person, he is irrelevant and he explains it. He states that he is the League of Shadows reborn - something that Batman couldn't previously realize, even when Ra's told him that this organization is eternal - that they sacked Rome, that they brought plague rats into Europe, that they directed the Fourth Crusade. He metaphorically states who he is - penultimate, recurring self-reckoning of society. Ultimately, he has the same role as Inkishush who razed Akkad, as the chinese dynasty founders, as Attila at Chalons, as Odoacer, as Hlodwig who ended rump state of Soissons, as Genghis Khan or Timur, or, say, Lenin or Pol Pot, or Timothy McVeight and the islamic terrorists, or the aforementioned movie villains Ra's Al Ghul and Joker. All these men had the same goal: destruction of civilization they fought against; great misery; struggle of common people; birth of new civilization; eventual arrival of the new Destroyer; start of the cycle anew.
I believe we're rapidly reaching the end of the cycle and it's not long before the arrival of another Bane. Batman will try to stop him, but he knows it ultimately is futile; and he won't stop it.
The fire rises.
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Learn more before you continue please. Why is it that every Russian has the ingenuity of a teenager...
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>>132570350
Baneposting was sooo 2012.
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>>132570544
That's because Dark Knight Rises was released in Russia a week ago.
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>>132570544
SOMEONE GET THIS HOTHEAD OUTTA HERE
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