Conversely, this Mars retrograde has been pretty good for me. But I have never gotten along with war gods. That fucker can go retrograde all he wants.
Rick and Morty Cosplay – Gen Con 2018
Join the Geeks for a party that spans all dimensions! No matter where you are on the finite curve, this party is for you. Squanch yourself silly with party games, Rick and Morty Karaoke, and prizes! Come as any character from Rick and Morty, even the one you just made up, and get schwifty. Hang and chat with other fans of the show in a relaxed atmosphere. No, we don’t have no damn Szechuan Sauce!
Spotted at Comic-Con: Arkham Bazaar’s do-rags for great-old-one
cultists. They look great in person, a real double-take on the classic
elaborated bandanna design. Subtle, like all things cthulhoid. $10,
comes in red, black, or Cthluhu green.
primmie dorks: in hunter gatherer tribes, there is no need
for laws or rules of any kind! within such small groups, societies
function purely on the basis of individualist impulses actual hunter gatherer societies:[strict rule against eating food you killed yourself]
own-kill prohibitions are an interesting case actually because they only make sense when you analyze society in terms of groups instead of just in terms of collections of individuals- on an individual level, such prohibitions make no sense, they make people to rely on others even when they don’t really need to, but, by doing so, they create more cohesive social groups
on an individual level, a person who abstains from eating their own kill will be out-competed by an individual who follows no such rules, but on a group level, a group which coheres together strongly because of such prohibitions will out-compete a community which is less tightly bound together. in that context, the emergence of own-kill prohibitions makes a lot of sense.
Is this an accurate depiction of anarchoprimitive beliefs? I’m asking sincerely, I know who John Zerzan is and ive had actual Native friends who have espoused their ideas but can’t say I’ve delved any deeper into the philosophy. I’m just surprised by this because – I’d say I studied anthropology because I’m Native, and became an anarchist because I studied anthropology, so I guess I’m astonished that one could get such a bad read on small scale traditionally anarchist societies with even the most cursory study.
well I’m sure not all primmies believe this, but it does seem to be an inevitable product of the currently trendy cross-pollination of primitivism and stirnerite egoism, so a lot of people in that overlap believe it
that’s a clever way to say “idk, i mostly made this position up”. anyway, very, very few people who incorporate egoism into green anarchy are primitivists who found their views on western anthropology and idealize the past. honestly that’s not even a good descriptor of a decent faction of older self-identified primitivists. the source is neat, i’m just confused as to why you had to tack on something to the prim joke that’s been slowly dying.
how do such plainly dishonest people get such large followings lol. literally admitting you’re just making up what you *think* someone who disagrees with you might say with almost nothing backing it up.
well fortunately since morality is a spook dishonesty holds no negative moral weight :^)
anyways i was responding to this post [link] fuck off
This is not my usual fare, but I have spent the last two decades studying hunter gatherer societies, both ancient and modern. I am just going to automatically assume that anyone who refers to hunter gatherer societies and “primitives” or “primmies” is not only wrong but needs to be slapped repeatedly.
“primmies” refers to anarcho-primitivists, who are largely annoying trust fund kids, not actual hunter gatherer societies. take this up with them.
Ahh.. I understand. My apologies. They need to be slapped repeatedly.
No bother at all. Sounds like you need to find yourself a rootworker. Which I am not. Other than that, have you considered asking the spirit of your mom to help you recover it? Light a candle in front of a picture of her and talk to her about the matter. Bring her a bowl of fresh water to her every night until it is returned.
