My main reason for being suicidal is the disgusting, vile, mean and negligent nature of humanity

[IWantToDie23.12.]

I also have strong misanthropic feelings, imo this sick world should have never existed...

 

[Capsicum_Corral]

The absence of beings who can suffer = no suffering.

What did he write?

She means 'Uncle Ted', not Bundy. Ted wrote this incredibly insightful piece: https://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/national/longterm/unabomber/manifesto.text.htm

 

[ItsMe-Hecked]

She means 'Uncle Ted', not Bundy. Ted wrote this incredibly insightful piece: https://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/national/longterm/unabomber/manifesto.text.htm

I just read. Cool and accurate stuff.

 

[Capsicum_Corral]

I just read. Cool and accurate stuff.

It's a pretty long read, and takes some digestion time. If the ideas interest you, there are books that expand on the concepts, and/or make them more accessible to the reader. (Ted didn't have access to an editor, for obvious reasons.) Haven't looked for awhile, but there were some discussion groups of people who agreed with his manifesto too.

"How should we be as a species?"

One of the most fundamental questions that exists.

 

[ItsMe-Hecked]

It's a pretty long read, and takes some digestion time. If the ideas interest you, there are books that expand on the concepts, and/or make them more accessible to the reader. (Ted didn't have access to an editor, for obvious reasons.) Haven't looked for awhile, but there were some discussion groups of people who agreed with his manifesto too.

"How should we be as a species?"

One of the most fundamental questions that exists.

Out of curiousity (I know nothing about the guy), did he write this in prison?

 

[Capsicum_Corral]

Out of curiousity (I know nothing about the guy), did he write this in prison?

No, he wrote it while he was living in that tiny cabin in Montana, while he was the Unabomber. His IQ is extreme, but the poor guy was a target of MKULTRA. That's probably why he thought sending parcel bombs to the scientists destroying our species was a good idea.

It's hard to say. It did get his entire manifesto published in a national newspaper, but at the cost of life in prison. This was way before the internet, so it's also likely that he would have had zero impact on society with his anti-technology rants as some random guy living in a cabin. And as I said above, others have picked up on his theories and taken them further.

Not to be too anti-semitic, but the horrific acts against children and people in general by the entities who own and control our planet make no reaction too extreme.

 

[Josh007]

I feel that. Humanity is something else. I could go into detail but my point would lost. So instead I'll just say that humanity's greatest "ideal" of thriving as a species gets dark once you know human nature. Everyone wants that dream but it usually means putting themselves first, thereby distorting that beautiful ideal into a selfish parasitic wet dream.