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@SherPoint Jung: "We have to discover our shadow. Otherwise we are driven into a world war in order to see what beasts we are."

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The war was a collective epidemic of madness, in which the participants projected their unconscious upon one another. It showed the limitation of rationality and the will, and the linkage between individual and collective psychology.~ CG Jung, The Undiscovered Self
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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 23 Sept 2024

@kenklippenstein Former CIA Director Leon Panetta: "The forces of war are largely in control right now of what's going on." - August 22, 2024

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So, anybody got an answer to the Death Cult defining deranged, nationalist shitshows, their full-spectrum, planetary dominance over the moral and ontological imagination, and the immediate threat they represent to the entirety of life on Earth? Hands up, then.

1/ In materialist terms, the stark truth is that we've been outgunned by a supremacist control complex poised to kill us all - a form of psychotic universalism, imagining itself as the highest, holiest, reigning ground of moral and existential necessity, probity and significance.
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Copy of tweet and quote tweet here: So, anybody got an answer to the Death Cult defining deranged, nationalist shitshows, their full-spectrum, planetary dominance over the moral and ontological imagination, and the immediate threat they represent to the entirety of life on Earth? Hands up, then. 1/ In materialist terms, the stark truth is that we've been outgunned by a supremacist control complex poised to kill us all - a form of psychotic universalism, imagining itself as the highest, holiest, reigning ground of moral and existential necessity, probity and significance.

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