“mentally ill” man speaks on his thoughts about Utopia and society as a whole

[ja37viggenlover]

Utopia, written by Thomas More, is basically the closest that human nature and the idea of communism can possibly get. It speaks of a society where they fairly distribute resources based on equity, where they chain slaves with gold and do everything in their power to foster the idea that “valuables” (diamonds, gold, etc.) are worthless compared to things that sustain a human (water, food, etc.), and that makes me realize that those who are “schizophrenic”, “autistic” etc are just those who can’t possibly fathom how shit of a society we live in. Over the years people theorize and hypothesize different things like “there’s a secret earth beyond antarctica” “there’s no moon landing” “life is a simulation” simply because they look at this world and detest and abhor it in its entirety, and I feel nothing but pity for those who have gone truly insane, as I had a mental hospital stay but I’m largely the same way, and now I look at this world and I see why people would go insane because this is all bullshit. Those who succeed in this society are those who know about it’s bullshit and use it to their advantage, but nobody can have knowledge about something that is wrong and do it without feeling guilt, which is also embedded into humans. Psychopathy and sociopathy is just the ability to suppress that innate human guilt, which I, standing at the top of my own world in my own head with all this knowledge, now have the option to choose whether or not I want to succeed in this life at the expense of others, or take the hard route and succeed without trampling those around me, and I ultimately choose to take the road less taken. I refuse to trample over another human being in my pursuit of knowledge and wealth, and God may strike me down if I ever harm anybody. I rather go the rest of my life poor than harm another person I love, but this society now gives even the poor a chance to go wherever they want, it just miseducates the masses into believing there’s no other choice than their current livelihoods.