/lit/ - Literature

>>13560396
The other side of this, you are simply a monkey committed to self-vivisection:
>If seen as animals we are pathetic creatures, one can imagine the figure of man as rotting away, with neither capacity for defense or a life-taking violence. We have no fur or hide to protect us, we are effectively bare organs without a biological shield - eternal infants of nature, the curse of Epimetheus. Yet this is also our greatest strength, our nature.

>Within this alone we can see an abstract form of violence which necessitates itself as human conflict. We are divided from our bodies, this is our only source of power over dominion. Unlike the wolf who senses the tree to his left as he trots staring down the prey to his right, and is born with an inherent drive to live and control a territory. He knows instinctively that his strength lies in corralling the lone prey, driving it into fear, and back towards his family. He is gifted the natural traits which allow for a humble thriving, the necessary violence within a small territory of rolling hills before the mountain. The earth speaks through him, he is one with it. A great map of the forest is written into his whiskers and the pads of his paws - a radar-like zoning of his body between objects captured by the ears allows him to run through the tiniest and shadowed sections between trees, where men tend to be consumed by their own image. And as the most religious say, He who has ears... A self-valorising abstraction of territory is both impossible and unnecessary for him.

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>>13357851
Let's be honest, monkeys are superior to accelshits who just larp in self-vivisection.
Just fucking do it cunts.

TedKore time.

https://youtu.be/RaQ-sdtdUcI

In the United States alone
An animal is killed
Every six seconds
In the name of scientific experimentation
A holocaust the likes of man has never known before
Is taking place right before our very eyes
It's up to you and I to put a stop to it
It's up to you and I to make a change
It's up to you and I to ... Liberate!

>>12999709
So, now that you're all here, who will be the first accelerationist to prove the Great Value (TM) of the ideology by offering themselves up as a Monsanto vivisection experiment?