How 'monstrous' MAPs are manufactured

[BLueRibbon]

A short article about how 'monstrous' MAPs are created by society.

https://www.brianribbon.com/short-takes ... nufactured

[Officerkrupke]

Brian, really like this. I’m tired of how society treats us, but I’m not at the “humanity is overrated” stage yet.

[BLueRibbon]

Thanks.

I was hesitant to say that I would like humanity to become extinct, but well... it's a personal site, so I'm going to say how I feel.

I wasn't quite so misanthropic when I was working a much more senior role (professionally), simply because I didn't have as much time to dwell on the unfairness of MAP oppression. But high-pressure jobs come with their own set of nightmares, so I have no intention of putting myself in such a position again.

The weird thing is that I can turn off the rage at work, and then as soon as I leave it's back to "MAPs are at war with the world" mode. Most kids think I'm an extroverted comedian kind of person.

[Uma Palma]

>>>> 'Others will simply feel so alienated by society that they make no attempt to function as part of it.'

i have been telling close confidential friends this for years lol, i am reaching breaking point and might confes to more and more people. i think many of us would function much easier -and safer- if people werent obsessed with us

[Jim Burton]

Are you sure you want to "confess" and not "disclose".

Framing is important and may have life-altering implications beyond your control.

[Uma Palma]

Are you sure you want to "confess" and not "disclose".

Framing is important and may have life-altering implications beyond your control.

youre right. as far as implications, i live in Argentina. only 2 of my friends know and they dont care. its just this online bullshit from fat cows at discord or threads thats getting me down lol -BUT i think im done hiding. im open to advise. have you come out?

[BLueRibbon]

How are Argentinians about MAP stuff, generally?

[HumanBeing]

Thanks.

I was hesitant to say that I would like humanity to become extinct, but well... it's a personal site, so I'm going to say how I feel.

I wasn't quite so misanthropic when I was working a much more senior role (professionally), simply because I didn't have as much time to dwell on the unfairness of MAP oppression. But high-pressure jobs come with their own set of nightmares, so I have no intention of putting myself in such a position again.

The weird thing is that I can turn off the rage at work, and then as soon as I leave it's back to "MAPs are at war with the world" mode. Most kids think I'm an extroverted comedian kind of person.

I understand your misanthropy, In my case since a month ago I started questioning my previous pacifism and idealism and it was a really difficult experience for me, currently I'm on "a middle ground" between my previous humanism and moral nihilism.

Although I still refuse to reject humanity as a whole as I don't consider passive antis as real enemies but rather victims of misinformation.

[PorcelainLark]

People who say murderers shouldn't have human rights don't understand human rights. The idea is that there should be universal limitations to how people are treated, regardless of who they are or what they've done. If you exclude anybody from human rights, you don't believe in human rights, it's that simple.

Unfortunately that's where the world is headed, all the decades (and even centuries in some cases) of trying to stop things like religious and political persecution, torture, and the death penalty will be thrown away because people like a gorey spectacle. Millenials and Gen Z are being as selfish and irresponsible as the Baby Boomers were.