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The hunter is the pure form of the male. The beast is an impurity imposed on him. It feeds off the vestigial instincts we had as barbarian apes. Like a virus. It's sort of a complicated matter... but any manifestation of thought that is impure... a psychological virus... such as the beast or the widow or envy, jealousy, greed... various impure thoughts that lead to unpleasant emotions are all the result of insecurity. The more insecure an individual, the deeper and more aggressive the resulting emotions. So it is most certainly possible for a man to contain within him both the hunter and the beast, and to partake in both of these mindsets at different points in time, but both cannot exist at the same time. This tells us a very important thing: That your man, when the hunter, is in essence not the same man that plays the part of the beast. This is an important distinction to make. It demonstrates that the hunter is actually victimized by the beast... this segregation of habits makes it easier to conquer and overcome the beast within the man. The concept of a man wanting to spread his seed is not the reason the beast exists. The beast exists because of society. Society uses man's base barbaric instincts to implant these insecurities so that they are reliably present in everyday life. So, although they may contribute and be amplified by the insecurities, they are not the reason men want to fuck around. Men want to fuck around because society tells them that's what they must do to earn their manhood. And a man that is not manly is a pussy, and pussies are the most shameful objects in all of creation. A feminine man is such an oddity in today's society that we feel uncomfortable even imagining the concept. We feel sorry for the man... as if there is something wrong with him. Society is driven by this fear... and from birth men are taught to fear this... this explains much, and is exemplified by the statistic of closet or persecuted homosexuals committing some of the most horrific attrocities in modern society. (Dahmer, Gacy)
"Hating everyone protects me from elitism."
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