All world won the war ( Archived) (24)

It's human to breed like you could die tomorrow but when factories and cities go up overnight the people in them are still human. They don't forget how to breed in 12 hours it takes draconian powers to do that. To become the modern anti-human is a great leap away from the natural and it requires a fascist if it's to be done in 12 hours.

And if you wipe people out in war there'll be no bounce back, no baby boom, no way to replenish itself. Modern civilisation has the same collapsed lifeforce as the bees. How much older can the population get until the earth actually turns out rather empty? I doubt that they will live forever. You only need to look at the places most advanced in the world to find clear evidence of a dwindling posterity.

War could only be an answer if it annihilates the global civilisation so that we had to start physically, materially from the beginning. Rome had to collapse for people in the dark ages to discover how to be a much better farmer than the Roman farmer. All of our civilisation today is based on that farmer being a better farmer than the Roman.

We would have to go back to basics so that everything vital becomes superior to the old ways. The knowledge persists through the church or the internet but physically you're back to basics. The next civilisation would the grow up to be even taller than the one we know today. The foundation will be stronger and the tree will grow taller over the next 1000 years before collapsing in on itself like they always do.

It is the case that crop rotation from the dark ages is what our civilisation stands on today. Now that would not have happened without the stress of necessity, without the Romans causing so much environmental damage and depletion of the soil. The Romans for all their coliseums, dole and immigrants simply would not have thought of this. Blinded by their own sophistication.

Although maybe there is hope because of Aldi which to me is symbolic of great intelligence from a decimated person. Its come on leaps and bounds so 2008 and was founded by a man who would save the ends of pencils. Green by the sheer practicality of what it does, it's the superior basic that comes from a great struggle and that's we don't have. Or didn't have.

But then Aldi cannot be the whole answer because if the money the customer saves goes on perming a dog, are we better off? Of course not. The ideal isbto capitalise on why you do your big shop at Aldi - you're intelligent and resourceful over and above the normal. We don't want to become so capitalist that we don't know the quality of anything but the sales pitch. We need to lose that Trump steak quality where you pay a premium to eat your own shoes.