It’s the ultimate revenge, the ultimate statement upon this sick, delusional, worthless farce known as humanity. Life is so very overrated. Everything we think we know is bullshit. Everything is a delusion. Dreams. Success. Love. Charity. Compassion. These are all illusions that hide the craving for disease and evil humanity promotes and chases. To end one’s life is the ultimate finger in the face of all these delusional lemmings. To end one’s life is the ultimate statement of awareness. It tells the universe that you see through the lies, see through the bullshit, and no longer want to drink the Kool-Aid anymore. It is only in death that I am truly free. There is no value to life. Life itself is parasitic, and can only exist by destruction and pain of other things, living or not. To die is to evolve. Life is the Matrix. We live only to feed our enemies. Everything is our enemy. In death we escape. Oblivion is truth. Oblivion is freedom.
In death there is nothing, and in nothing, perfection. The one thing left I look forward is the moment I take my last breath. On my own terms. I will not let death take me. I will take myself to death and rob him of his victory. And in doing so, I rob this sick world of even more, as I fade from it, I will take my knowledge, my insights, my dreams, my songs, and passions into the void, and let the world continue to be the festering, deluded pit of filth it so desires to be.
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I completely agree. People who have seen how much pain this world holds and want to leave are viewed as pesimistic, but it’s more realistic than believing all these lies the world feeds us.
Hell yes. This is exactly how I feel but a million times more eloquent.
Good post!!!
“In death there is nothing, and in nothing, perfection.”
Best statement I’ve heard my entire life.
I also wish to rebel against the cancer we call humanity. Sometimes I feel like I’m a cancer cell, like every other human that breathes, feeding myself at the expense of the host body that we blindly kill. Suicide is my way of fighting back, destroying the problem, beginning with myself.
“In death there is nothing, and in nothing, perfection.â€
That’s basically what Sumer was trying to say, but he was going way overboard with it, and contorting it into all sort of other things it didn’t need to be… but the fun part is that so much of his abstract assertions about “Void,” actually make sense.
You guys need to research something called “positive disintegration.” I think many of you will identify with the process described in it.
Also, part of the OP reminded me of: “all that is required for evil to prevail, is for good men to do nothing.”
Letting the bad guys win on purpose, is almost as bad as doing their actions yourself.
I absolutely agree. I love how you put “In death there is nothing, and in nothing, perfection.”