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[War Gears]

"Cheap decadence" (skinny jeans and yoga pants, for example). A startling development and altogether new. Modernity held the seductive promise that we would all get a piece of the aristocratic pie, but at all we got is the aristocratic decadence. If we all got a proper slice of the pie, everyone would read and write Latin and Greek.

Internet culture is less dangerous than pop culture. Internet culture is a rootless culture mainly confined to the internet, whereas pop culture seeps out everywhere and erodes organic culture. Not that internet culture doesn't sometimes borrow from pop culture, and vice versa, but, for example, I'm not too worried about Max Stirner becoming a part of pop culture even though he's very much a part of internet culture.

What is your obsession with decadence?

He sounds more and more like someone with masochistic tendencies inflated with a sense of hubris.

You and Evola should hang around. He thought women in skinny jeans should be put in concentration camps.

I'd extend that to both genders tbh

Gothic Lolita dictatorship now. All non-lolitas will be purged.

[Conserative Morality]

>Implying they don't take on that mantle and manners to fit in

555-come-on-now

Tell me more about how Bill Gates obsesses over old world manners. =^)

The new upper class is efficiency obsessed and untraditional. WASPs go home

[The Parkus Empire]

The priest finishes whatever is left of the communion, it's his job. We mix the wine and bread, you see, since babies also receive.

Children don't receive, and the priest doesn't wait after service doing shots.

Our services are pretty long and communion is at the very end, I don't think getting caught in traffic is going to prevent you from making communion unless are already planning to skip a good portion of the service (which, admittedly, is not uncommon among Orthodox with a short attention span).

Communion was always at the start at my church in case anyone had to leave for an emergency they wouldn't miss it.

Since the "transubstantiation", as Catholics call it, is a rather drawn-out ceremony at my church, communion at the beginning wouldn't work. And since you're supposed to turn off your phone, people don't tend to leave for emergencies.

[Conserative Morality]

He sounds more and more like someone with masochistic tendencies inflated with a sense of hubris.

"I've been a bad boy, daddy..."

[The Parkus Empire]

Gothic Lolita dictatorship now. All non-lolitas will be purged.

Anime confirmed for conditioning to pedophilia.

[The Parkus Empire]

He sounds more and more like someone with masochistic tendencies inflated with a sense of hubris.

"I've been a bad boy, daddy..."

Freud was a mistake.

[Conserative Morality]

Since the "transubstantiation", as Catholics call it, is a rather drawn-out ceremony at my church, communion at the beginning wouldn't work. And since you're supposed to turn off your phone, people don't tend to leave for emergencies.

Most people put it on vibrate and expect people on to call for emergencies. But hey, who cares if your kid got into an accident and might not survive so long as you heard that sunday's sermon, right?

[The East Marches II]

>Implying they don't take on that mantle and manners to fit in

555-come-on-now

Tell me more about how Bill Gates obsesses over old world manners. =^)

The new upper class is efficiency obsessed and untraditional. WASPs go home

t. Has never interacted with them

[Conserative Morality]

t. Has never interacted with them

I-I've observed from afar!

[The Parkus Empire]

Since the "transubstantiation", as Catholics call it, is a rather drawn-out ceremony at my church, communion at the beginning wouldn't work. And since you're supposed to turn off your phone, people don't tend to leave for emergencies.

Most people put it on vibrate and expect people on to call for emergencies. But hey, who cares if your kid got into an accident and might not survive so long as you heard that sunday's sermon, right?

Your kind isn't attending church?

The sermon is a very small portion of the service for us.

[Conserative Morality]

Freud was a mistake.

Normally I would agree, but he seems to have seen right through to you. I supposed intellectual nakedness can be embarrassing for some.

[The East Marches II]

"I've been a bad boy, daddy..."

Freud was a mistake.

Yes, a man whose conclusions were drawn by studying upper-middle and upper class Jewish women in Vienna is still taken seriously. Amazing.

[War Gears]

Gothic Lolita dictatorship now. All non-lolitas will be purged.

Anime confirmed for conditioning to pedophilia.

t. someone who doesn't actually know what I'm talking about.

[The Parkus Empire]

Freud was a mistake.

Normally I would agree, but he seems to have seen right through to you. I supposed intellectual nakedness can be embarrassing for some.

You mean, normally you would agree, but since you can use him to support your argument, he's valid here.

[The Parkus Empire]

Freud was a mistake.

Yes, a man whose conclusions were drawn by studying upper-middle and upper class Jewish women in Vienna is still taken seriously. Amazing.

That's a very serious demographic, to be fair.

[Conserative Morality]

Your kind isn't attending church?

Could have went to one of the first two services instead of the third. Could be an atheist. Could be part of a church that does Saturdays instead of Sundays. It's telling that your reaction to "Someone's kid is dying" is "THEY'RE NOT IN CHURCH WHAT???"

The sermon is a very small portion of the service for us.

tf do you spend the service doing?

[Conserative Morality]

You mean, normally you would agree, but since you can use him to support your argument, he's valid here.

More that your objections are rooted in your paralyzing fear of and dread of sexuality and Freud was obsessed with studying people with paralyzing fear of and dread of sexuality to the exclusion of other psychological factors.

[The Parkus Empire]

Sundays. It's telling that your reaction to "Someone's kid is dying" is "THEY'RE NOT IN CHURCH WHAT???"

So if someone's phone vibrates, how are they going to know it's an emergency?

tf do you spend the service doing?

Basically: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5PwYEyBNXKs

But with a lot of visual ceremony and ritual and processions accompanying, along with many changing elements.

[The Parkus Empire]

You mean, normally you would agree, but since you can use him to support your argument, he's valid here.

More that your objections are rooted in your paralyzing fear of and dread of sexuality and Freud was obsessed with studying people with paralyzing fear of and dread of sexuality to the exclusion of other psychological factors.

Mm, c'mon, dude, you're really reaching here if you think I'm paralyzed by a fear or dread of sexuality.

[Conserative Morality]

So if someone's phone vibrates, how are they going to know it's an emergency?

Checking the text? Going out into the hall and answering? If people who have your number know "Don't call me Sunday mornings unless it's an emergency", it's probably going to be an emergency if you get a call.

[The East Marches II]

Rightfully so, you are a better person for it.

> British imperialist trap (probably with ambitions to rule the world).
> "better person."

It seems the perfidious Anglo will defend one of his own even when all the facts are against her.

Please I defend nothing other than a good upbringing

[Conserative Morality]

Mm, c'mon, dude, you're really reaching here if you think I'm paralyzed by a fear or dread of sexuality.

Would you prefer 'loathing of'?

Guilt over your past?

Tell me your preference.

[The Parkus Empire]

So if someone's phone vibrates, how are they going to know it's an emergency?

Checking the text? Going out into the hall and answering? If people who have your number know "Don't call me Sunday mornings unless it's an emergency", it's probably going to be an emergency if you get a call.

No, no, no. You can't have people going out in the narthex all the time when their phones are ringing, that's distracting as hell. You have to set aside a time when you aren't looking at your phone and its constant demand on your attention. If there turns out to be an accident or something, that is awful, but you can't have people constantly looking at their phones in the service. When you step into the narthex, you are supposed to "set aside every worldly care," to utterly forget all worldly matters, and focus solely on God.

[Conserative Morality]

No, no, no. You can't have people going out in the narthex all the time when their phones are ringing, that's distracting as hell. You have to set aside a time when you aren't looking at your phone and its constant demand on your attention. If there turns out to be an accident or something, that is awful, but you can't have people constantly looking at their phones in the service. When you step into the narthex, you are supposed to "set aside every worldly care," to utterly forget all worldly matters, and focus solely on God.

What a compassionate sect.

[Kazakstotzka]

"If I receive a phonecall, theres no way it's not an emergency as long as all of my contacts know ahead of time."

So you never have businesses or spam call you?