edit: I MEANT CHROME
look at this shit:
Most important, we must stop being afraid. We have to turn our backs for good on the Democrats, no matter what ghoulish candidate the Republicans offer up for president. We have to defy all formal systems of power. We have to listen closely to the moral voices in our society, from McKibben to Noam Chomsky to Wendell Berry to Ralph Nader, and ignore feckless liberals who have been one of the most effective tools of our disempowerment. We have to create monastic enclaves where we can retain and nurture the values being rapidly destroyed by the wider corporate culture and build the mechanisms of self-sufficiency that will allow us to survive. The corporate coup is over. We have lost. The trolls have won. We have to face our banishment.
like ok so we ought to stop voting for democrats and instead listen to chomsky and nader and also grow carrots or whatever in our backyards, capital has won boys all you can do is eat organic vegetables and sit around doing nothing. this person is an idiot, but hes an idiot who actually sounds plausible to a lot of people who have had it out with the current status quo. like he has absolutely no understanding whatsoever on anything pertaining to issues of power, political or otherwise, and yet he goes on and on about how you can only beat corporate power by "opting out" and living in some cabin in the woods + police will magically be turned to the side of the protestors if the protestors just offer themselves up to be beaten to death and keep a smile on their face the whole time (LEST THE COPS BE ALIENATED BY THE UNGRATEFULNESS OF THE VICTIM)
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shennong posted:
tinkzorg what do you think of dorothy day
not another gay only holiday
Imo you really need to get some good commentaries / notation to read the Gita (preferably one that explains the sanksrit root words, derivatives, and etc...) sanksrit is a really dynamic language and it requires, imo, the type of original-word-in-parenthesis notation they do for german intellectual texts
DRUXXX posted:
http://sanskritdocuments.org/links2_gita.htmlImo you really need to get some good commentaries / notation to read the Gita (preferably one that explains the sanksrit root words, derivatives, and etc...) sanksrit is a really dynamic language and it requires, imo, the type of original-word-in-parenthesis notation they do for german intellectual texts
emil cioran once wrote that when he found out how many words for "the absolute" there are in sanskrit he decided that he'd been born in the wrong place, the wrong time, to the wrong people
shennong posted:
tinkzorg what do you think of dorothy day
i didnt get to my illustrious depth in life by going around thinking about shit, dude
Tinkzorg posted:shennong posted:
tinkzorg what do you think of dorothy dayi didnt get to my illustrious depth in life by going around thinking about shit, dude
do you want to frot a lil bit
Tinkzorg posted:
The corporate coup is over. We have lost. The trolls have won. We have to face our banishment.
is he talkin about forums here????
Impper posted:
have you ever read the suras? they fucking own
lol what are the "suras" im lolin in my pajamas saying the SOorah the sooorahs lol
Impper posted:
i need to read the bhagavad gita, can you give me some links or tell me what to buy? i don't really know anything about it tia
don't get the "as it is" edition, whcih is very popular and you find it everywhere. it has awful annotations that fill up 2/3s of the pages
theres a new translation out by stephen mitchell that might be worth reading. i read a slim little paperback version which was excellent (http://www.amazon.com/Bhagavad-Gita-Krishnas-Counsel-Bantam-Classics/dp/0553213652/ref=tmm_pap_title_0)
http://www.amazon.com/Vedanta-Western-World-Christopher-Isherwood/dp/0874810000/ref=ntt_at_ep_dpt_8 this is also a good book, nice little collection of essays, you pretty much just read dif people explain the same thing (vedic philosophy) over and over from dif perspectives and using dif vocabulary until it clicks and then you can throw it away comfortable in the knowledge that you have mastered thousands of years of indian civilization's intellectual production in a weekend.