There is no such thing as utopia. Utopia is perfect and static. Life is change and struggle. You sound like a communist advocating heaven on earth nonsense.
How close are we to utopia?
Lincoln Turner
David Hughes
Depends upon your definition. But I'd say less than 5 years with the current adoption of Blockchain technology
Leo Perez
National Socialism, then eventually Planetary Socialism, Galactic Socialism, Universal Socialism, etc.
top kek
Why did this poster get banned? Our government is fucking trash and letting them constantly tell us what to do against our will is weak and pathetic; Hitler opposed all authority, but was he a lefty?
Elaborate.
There is a place in this world for wickidness, though it should be separated from purity. The filth at the bottom, the pure at the top.
The only thing worthy of expanding spirituality is metaphysical philosophy, which would eventually lead to clarification through science; metaphysics is the question; science is the answer, though without any questions there can be no answer.
Have you ever considered that perhaps Communism began to rise as the new illusion of Satanism because human intelligence and consciousness was slowly rising and eventually people would realise there is no such thing as a magical sky god? The Jews create their own enemies to battle in order to sustain control.
I hope you're joking.
Gabriel Kelly
We aren't and won't ever be. Utopian ideals are dysgenic as the softer a society the weaker it becomes and the shorter it's life span.
Veganism is faggotry, only vegetarians are tolerated here because they don't force their shit on others and understand that eating chicken eggs and dairy products isn't animal cruelty.
Matthew Phillips
Utopia is about the end of 'what we dont like', however that is defined.
It arises from the perfectly reasonable urge to overcome obstacles and struggle. In its proper place this is a healthy drive but unfortunatley in the absence of hard realities we loose our taste for the struggles inherent to life. We become domesticated and soft and ordeal becomes unbearable. We begin to dream of utopia, the land/state/perfect ideology, perfectly realized that will end the struggle so that we can continue with the soft, pleasant life of a domesticated animal.
But there is always struggle, and struggle is good.
Our goal cannot be to stop struggle and suffering but to become capable of bearing it and engaging in the struggles of life with enthusiasm.
Give me a people that can look at life honestly, live honestly and laugh because they have the srength to live.
Instead of soft utopia give me a people that dont need utopia because 'what they dont like' IS utopia.
Lincoln Flores
He is not joking, there is something wrong with Zig Forums so that this kind of discourse happens to be acceptable.
Oliver Clark
There is no such thing.