The Gay Agenda

I hope there is a Gay agenda and it gets fully implemented, just because the way people whine about it is disgusting. Insufferable. 

Even if you're religious, I assume God assumes you know the difference between a deviation from the norm VS an actual existential threat. 

The Silent Uncool

In this Western society where nonstop hedonism is celebrated and promoted, Who advocates for "the silent uncool"? 

One who lives their life with a strong moral compass who doesn't participate in the unfettered hedonism of the day is often made a pariah. 

The behavior towards them can be mean, insulting and nasty. 

Subsequently, we go out of our way to protect and coddle people who may have done foul, mean, nasty things. We want them to not feel embarrassed, we care about their feelings. This is not a bad thing, everybody deserves to be cared about. It's a virtuous act to have empathy and compassion. 

....BUT, what about the silent ones? Who cares about them. Who reaches out to them to see how they feel?

CONservatia!

As a conservative, I'm appalled at how the conservative mind set has become so knee-jerk in it's approach, that it's automatically set up to KNOW how things are going to go, that it doesn't even give the room to brainstorm and use creative skills to give equal footing in thought of how something could succeed in the best case scenario, VS failing in the worst case scenario. The thought process is instead guided by a set of unchanging values that leads one to half-think.


Instead of considering the options , it's much better to react like a petulant child, covering their ears, repeatedly screaming "NO NO NO NO NO NO!!" in a stunning show of self-righteous authority, even when said authority is not based in any reality what so ever.


Can't expand that knowledge now! Wouldn't want that!

The dominant conservative mindset is of one where conservative values exist in a vacuum, apart from all other conditions, and all other factors. The solution is to separate yourself from the World around you and apply those values.
#Winning!

I take an "If it works for you, then it's legit" approach to religions and spirituality, whether it be God, Allah, Yahweh, Brahma, Spirit, the Universe, the Eggun, or Eastern concepts such as Zen and Tao. For a strictly scientific mind, those beliefs can be easily and righteously grouped in the category of things than cannot be proven empirically. On the other hand, I've heard representatives of the "empirical crowd" say that belief in these unseen (often sentient) forces is akin to a mental illness that must be addressed and perhaps cleansed. I think such a cleansing would be an undertaking in futility. I am a believer in spirituality and religion.  If I'm crazy, then my crazy is bothering nobody, so to be so adamantly against a crazy that bothers nobody, is well.....crazy. 

Beyond the shallow waves

Something happens when a Woman tells a Man the deep spiritual and emotional reasons why she likes him. Were expected as Men to be very surface level utilitarians, with no expectation for profound and intense connections, we're expected to take what we can get because it's "the thing to do". 

Most everyone loves the beach, but beaches are but a small portion of the total amount of coastline space to be found around the world.  My body of water is like a reef or a trench, a short, shallow stretch leading into a steep drop off. You can't just wade and or play in it, but once you explore it, you'll find treasure. 

Epic Trilogy + Prequel

Epic stories (Setting):

Part 1: Isolated, scattered, half-built towns with incredible monuments of worship, run by lawless warlords, with roving/nomadic tribes in nonstop violent conflicts. A mythical city, said to be the pinnacle of civilization and modern day comforts on one side of the region. On another side, another mythical city, like that of a theme park, run by a legendary psychopath. 

Part 2: The empire city state, cities and towns under one banner, anything allowed, as long as it doesn't interfere with the empire. Illicit activities pushed to centralized areas where waste is burned and consumed. Multiple positions of primary consultancy, from waste, to military, to spirituality, to entertainment are given to a legendary psychopath. 

Part 3: A centralized gathering of the organic, complex, crowded, dense city as the nexus of life,  The preponderance of mysterious tribes, organizations, corporations, cults; all with cryptic practices and schools of mystery and spirituality. Underground culture nurtured in the literal catacombs of the city, said to be traversed and intimidated by a legendary psychopath.

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Prequel: An inverse of sorts of the three stories. Starting off in a crowded village of complex leadership run by a small counsel, leading to a series of villages and towns under one banner, forming the beginnings of an Empire, leading to a scattered region run by an untouchable authority in a city with incredible technology and monuments. In every instance sabotaged and ruined by an unchecked psychopath who became a legend.

First new graphic in a while.

 Haven't gotten around to doing graphics up until now. Did a bit of a collage.