He's Waging War on Us

Who the fuck is that neverheard wagecuck normie?
And why should I care?

Shilling for (you)'s how deplorable

Reeeeeeeeeeeeee I will subscribe though like the Anglo voice

Who is this fag? why does he act like it's his job/mission to tell neets on an anonymous imageboard what to do?

>uhh I am so sick of HAVING to read this very day

He makes some valid points but why should we help the system that cucked us?

>>38309206
I've always found those who come to this place as messiahs fascinating. We can dismiss those who pretend to be such with the intent of provoking angry responses. There will always be healthy people who tour the sideshow that rap upon the glass, hoping to rile the abominations. Sadists have always existed and always will. Why should it be any different here?

Actually intriguing are those who actually want to do good. They thrust advice into the faces of those who have not solicited it and become indignant when it's brushed away. After a series of heated exchanges, our aspiring savior becomes indignant and begins hurling barbs, suddenly doing his best to wound those he ostensibly wants to heal.

It would be easy to dismiss these people as petulant children dressing up as superheroes who become frustrated when they find their powers fail them. But I think a different dynamic is at play.

What I believe we actually have are exorcists who see men in pain, tormented by a host of devils. They are subject to empathy, that bizarrely essential trait of our species. Seeing the wounds of others, they feel driven to heal them.

So they provide their platitudes, offer their mantras. They chant their spells, fully expecting the demoniac to cease wailing and cutting himself with stones. To their surprise, the haunted man refuses to recognize their authority and, growing wroth, lunges for the prophet's throat.

What these messiahs forget is that their spells may be efficacious for those plagued by imps but useless in the case of those tormented by dragons. It would be a horrible thing to think a world exists in which some are beyond reclamation.

So some sympathy for the would-be saviors. They aren't wicked; just naive. Believing Hell no deeper than gentle Limbo, they harrowed it for the sake of rescuing souls. Should it be any wonder they scream and flail when they find themselves in Cocytus, face to face with monsters frozen fast by their own tears?

>>38310654
>tripfag and a wall of text
into the trash it goes.jpg