/eris/ - Discordianism

toxic
attracts hate

>>4463
Prove this mathematically.

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I suggest spilly spaghetti as a food tradition.

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>>4464
Done.

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>>4466
Why're you summoning Babalon and Bebeleth from modern enochian scheme?
>>4462 (OP) 
>Parodía de muertos
You're talking about celebrating pol pot, hitler and Stalin?
Or you're talking about celebrating people that is not absolute dead like Elvis Presley, Michael Jackson, Osama bin Laden, Jeffrey Epstein, Jesus Christ, BobDobbs, Billy & Mandy, Patricia Luna Wilson, Aleister Crowley and Malaclypse the Younger?

>>4467
>Jesus Christ
Died in 1999 :(

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>>4467
>You're talking about celebrating [list]?
I won't tell you how to celebrate. It's for names big and small. In fact, I believe it's a good opportunity to highlight smaller names. picnotrel

>>4467
>Why summon Babalon and Bebeleth from modern enochian scheme?
Let he who is without sin cast the first stone.

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>>4462 (OP) 
Why wish death on others when death comes for us all? Why sharpen hatred against the dying? Hatred itself becomes absurd beneath the scales of time. The people we envy, fear, adore, or despise are all eventually leveled into memory, myth, dust, or story, just like us.

Better to raise a toast to the undying things: stories, symbols, fools, gods, and laughter. I prefer to celebrate those who will outlive me:
Sppongebob Squarepants, the Buddha, Edmund Dantes, Spawn, Sonic the hedgehog, Alexander the Great, Don Quixote, Santa Claus, the Purple Sage, Krishna.

>>4471
>Alexander the Great
Died 2024 :(

fuck im old

>>4471
This loftiness, while correct, is a privileged perspective. One that suggests either little value of one's own wellbeing, or no strong external threats to it. Ask someone with a boot on their head to vanquish their petty short-term interests if you want to talk about absurd.

>>4473
Saying something is "correct, but privileged" is just a roundabout way of saying you don't think oppressed people are capable of thinking clearly.

>>4474
It's not that, it's about priorities.
Me knowing that you and I will both mean nothing in 100 years doesn't make me ok with you punching me in the head.