Radical Reality

A radical. Someone on the fringe. The outcast, with a repressed desire to do something more than they are.

The ideas of radicals cause for sudden change, which is why violence is often the halmark of a radical's actions. The sudden change creates violence because violence is still the abnormality of society. It is thrown at us, but the experience is denied and that is why radicals advocate violence. A solution, if one were to jump to conclusions, would be to allow them to experience violence. NO.

The root cause is their desire to do something they are not. The achievement to a higher level of society is often what they seek, and since they can't go higher, and they can only stay where they are, they want to destroy the hierarchy.

I know this comes out of nowhere and you probably did not expect social-radical philosophy to be on this blog. Neither did I. Violence, however, is never the answer. It is the society that rises from the ashes and keeps rising until the next burning that is remembered in history for its treatment of humanity and the greatness it achieved. The violence, however, is always the downfall. Violence is always the end of society. The between points in history where civlization is growing, prospering, is repetitive. Societies rise with laws and order and leadership, and always seems to follow a process. The violent upheavals that tear down a society are always different with a different story to it. The purpose of the violence changes every time: one repressed group seeking freedom, another seeking more of something, and sometimes the lacking saw those with something lower their gaurd. However the process of the downfall is different and involves thought in itself. However it is not a man who destroys society: it is an animal.

The instict to take, instead of earn, comes from animals. The concept of earning, of living is in us alone. Mankind has achieved the step above animal however can be dragged back when our minds lose their places in society. When our minds are pressured, through suffering from desire or from pain, the animal is revived and the humanity dies. The purpose of society should be the reduction of suffering to a level that allows for the continued growth of society.

I've been reading the writings of radicals lately. No, I have not adopted the viewpoints of their writings. I've analyzed their meanings, their sources. I want to know how to stop them from destroying society. Some claim to want another society when they are finished, others claim an act of solitary violence will alter society to what it should be. I know they are wrong. The radicals have their underground because the animals will never overcome us. They must join the animals in our sewers, in our forests, outside our homes of comfort and our workplaces of living. They are cast out for their primal desires and must stay out for they lost their humanity. The key to what I am saying is that we should stop them from needing to go into the underground.

The purpose of society, according to the radicals before the violent steps are chosen, are to help the neediest of us all: the people with nothing but desire for that which they have not earned.

Their viewpoint is disguised as compassion at first. They join the humanity side which helps those who cannot help themselves. However soon it is realized that they can not disguise it any further, the animal within them doesn't get enough. When there is hope of getting something they want, the animal sleeps, but it doesn't go away. Right now Barack Obama, either out of genuine compassion, or as I fear, out of animal instict, is the hope for the radicals. They are staying at bay for the most part because they put their faith in democracy to give them what they wanted: that which they desired. (Wealth.)

For humans being an animal is a 50/50 road. Cannibalism isn't chosen, but the desire for society's wealth is. The creations of society are desired by the radicals as a dog desires scraps from the dinner made by its master. If not given enough, the dog will attack. Sometimes it is trained, and controlled, so that when it does not get what it wants it attacks, but what the master tells it to. The desire is thrown into emotion and rage against a target. The despirate believe anything.

I am writing this as a manifesto. Not as a radical, but a defender of society. The radicals are repressed, yes, but they resort to violence. They seek the violence. I do not. I oppose them. I may sound ambiguous, but I am speaking in exact detail. The nouns can be replaced over and over again but the meaning will be the same. Apply it to your daily life and the meaning remains the same every time. These are not the ravings of a madman. Thank you for reading.