Comments on: Seven Deadly Sins of the Future

By: Scott A Kuzminski

Scott A Kuzminski — Mon, 03 Feb 2025 05:05:35 +0000

I believe this is the best post you have ever written, Thomas

Bravo

Nothing is entirely good or bad, nor our our intentions that shape the same

Progress does go forwards and backwards, best we can hope is that in general there is continuous real benefit

By: Ralph S. Hoefelmeyer

Ralph S. Hoefelmeyer — Fri, 17 May 2024 02:22:31 +0000

“just”, “equitable”, “ethics”, ” social inequalities”, ” excessive reliance”. I am certain my views and values on these are vastly different than yours. Equity – DEI – means “Didn’t Earn It”. Who’s ethics? Again, mine differ on key points from many others, and resonate with others. I see a lot of pleading to “can’t we all just be nice and get along?”
The short answer is no. There are toxic ideologies such as Marxism, Nazism, and Islam of any kind must be extirpated from existence. Those things have killed and enslaved 100s of millions over the last 100 years.
The things you listed are not “sins”. Sins only exist in the fevered minds of zealots of some cult.
The control you imply would require a totalitarian state. We see that with social credit in China, the absolute control in North Korea.
I submit to you, freedom is more important than life. Anyone with the foresight to accumulate food, medicine, water, munitions, shouldn’t be attacked for their foresight.
We already know many urban governments consider citizens a problem, interfering with their virtue signaling to help illegal aliens, already criminals by virtue of crashing our borders. These entities are willfully neglecting citizens, veterans, in need for these “special groups. All of this has to stop, and your article is Pollyannish. Not going to happen.

By: Robert Landbeck

Robert Landbeck — Thu, 02 May 2024 13:59:58 +0000

“crafting a future that reflects our highest aspirations for humanity.” may require tools and skills not of human intellectual origin!

With the compliments of William Wordsworth, WB Yeats, John Milton,
Descartes, Dante Alighieri.

Earth is sick,
and Heaven is weary with the hollow words,
which states and kingdoms utter when they talk
of truth and justice.

Turning and turning in the widening gyre,
The falcon cannot hear the falconer;
Things fall apart; the centre cannot hold;
Mere anarchy is loosed upon the world.

So yet a nobler task awaits thy hand,
for what can war but endless war still breed
till truth and right from violence be freed?
And publick faith clear’d from the shameful brand
Of publick fraud.

Throw out all your beliefs and start over.

For as I turned, there greeted mine likewise
What all behold who contemplate aright,
That’s Heaven’s revolution through the skies.

https://www.lavitanuova.org.uk

Cheers

Robert