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Where were you when this man destroyed all ☭TANKIE☭s and ML?
Nolan Powell
Andrew Peterson
Eh oh well
Hunter Sanchez
The problem I see with most people who shout "spook" is that they don't seem to understand Stirner. Stirner's whole point about spooks wasn't that you shouldn't have an ideology or ethics or morality that you personally hold. "Spooks" to Stirner were the empty ideas you used to justify your own self-interests and which obfuscated them from being your own. For example, you want to do a helpful deed for the community, but instead of saying or thinking you want to, you instead say and think something or someone else wants you to in order to justify it (A higher law, a higher being, etc.). Stirner is more about getting to the point if anything else. If you want to do something, then do it or don't on your own accord, don't attempt to justify your self-interest to something else. If someone hates or likes something, they shouldn't need to use some "spook" or specter to justify it. It is their own interests, not something else's. They have simply been using their "spooks" to justify what they really want. So a man who believes in a higher being that commands him to be disciplined and caring actually wants to be disciplined and caring himself but uses a higher being to justify it, and a man who uses the higher law as justification for his firm belief in meting out justice actually himself just wants to enforce his own sense of what justice is. Stirner wants people to abandon their "spooks" and realize that they are not separate from them, that they are in fact specters used by ourselves to separate what we want from ourselves. To say "I want these things" rather then "These things have to be done cause of or are wanted by X". In the case of purposely wanting to be spooked like you said, Stirner would say that you should continue to recognize that you are purposely making up their own spooks to justify what you want and accept that.
You can make arguments for or against it or state its idealistic in principle, but I find it funny how misused "spook" is sometimes
Benjamin Perez
*making up your own spooks
Michael Flores
t.christfag
Jeremiah Scott
I was gonna effort post but you beat me.
Cheers mate.
Ayden Brooks
Funny how that works out huh :^)
Going to turn my flag off now for another half-year again though, don't like displaying what I am when I write effortposts all the time. Detracts a bit from how people view them.
Xavier Fisher
No keep it on. I need to know which oists to ignore.
Bentley Lopez
I can't tell if this a compliment and your saying this in the sense that you'll be able to filter out a certain other christcom, or a condemnation and that my analysis is garbage because I'm a christcom.
Either way, its probably best that I keep it off.
Gavin Peterson
The third one