4) Hypocrisy
[Honor
your father and your mother.]
{Honor your father and mother
that your days may be long in the land which the Lord your God gives you.}
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Respect is earned
not given. In Commandment four, god is ordained absolute parent. We are biologically bred to obey, love, and
find favor with our parents. These
individuals are our genetic blueprint.
Inherently any compliment or insult to either is inferred to us. Any detected flaw in either can cultivate
cancerous insecurity or vulnerability in an individual. Such weakness is often reflected in the self
through overcompensation. To cancel or
disparage the bond between our parents is tantamount to a message that we
should not exist.
We hunger for
validation through our dynamic with our parents. Honor your father and mother or god will take
away what you have. God grants us life
as we came from the joining of spermatozoa and egg, but god’s allowance is
intended to convey a life and variables beyond humanity.
This creates an
endless debt. All human life came from the
endless regress of god. We are born in
hock without consent and never leave. We
are purported to have freewill, yet have not the freedom to be pre-informed of
our arrangement, the option of refusal, terms of service, or the liberty of
suicide under the legalities of the bible.
This is the ultimate trap of hypocrisy by the Meme.
The Meme creates
culpability before, during, and after our existence that negates even the love
of our parents. Parental love, absent adoption,
typically is selfish. Even adoptive love
can be a surrogate form of appeasing the biological gene-transition yearning
through memes. Adoption is often a
second choice after intercourse or artificial insemination has failed. This is not always the case, but is common. If most parents were truly non-selfish or the
minimal of selfishness, parents would first adopt one of the many people
sitting in human dog pounds rather than add another resource consumer to an
overfilled horde.
One can see this
in the basic love of one’s child. Would
one trade their child for any other?
What does one exchange in sentiment in such a hypothetical? Humans do not care in a commensurate measure
for other human’s offspring. Poor
children rotting in slums, ghettos, or provincial estates are washed with
apathy, a well-wish, or disdain in a distant context. We compartmentalize our humanity to emphasize
our genes and default to the Meme to suppress our interconnection. If not, human orphans would be scooped up and
raised prior to procreated-progeny as a logical species survival mechanism.
An anti-Meme
society would make adoption easier.
Whether it is human or canine, the act of recognizing the needs of
genetically unlinked others over personal desires is anti-Meme. This will be discussed further in Empathy
under commandment six.
Loving one’s
offspring is beautiful and good, yet the act of parenting takes on a parallel
to martyrdom under the Meme. Children
become creations of god and thus not an indulgence of the parent’s genetic
programing, but substituted for a duty to be raised under the Commandments and
ritual of the god-meme to become future carriers of the Meme. The Meme clouds parents from seeing the
luxury of offspring. The selfishness of
genetic transference is masked in duties to bring up civilized, obedient, and orderly
replicas.
Children are
viewed as paramount to self or even partners.
Abandoning one’s personal existential internal journey for the primary
priority of gene transference is saintly.
Children reach maturity to repeat the cycle through minimal existential
expansion beyond the realm of parents.
When this occurs we create a factory of recycling regress prioritizing
replication rather than progress. Change
risks the Meme.
A god who demands
blind faith and obedience behind the wizard-of-Oz pulpit of a preacher wants to
beguile and ingrain children behind their most basic instinctual love of their
genetic predecessors. Parents are the
most easily understood symbol of authority.
The fourth commandment does not offer a rationale for earned authority,
the Meme demands authority.
Weak parents often
emulate the Meme in using phrases like, “Because I said so!” or “I had to so
you have to.” Children are not trusted
with explanations prior to being ordered initially because their physical
development cannot compute and does not wish to compute such a burden of
decision. The Meme wants parents to
shelter children as long as possible and hide portions of society and reality
which threaten the Meme as long as possible.
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Sexuality is at
the forefront of this repression. The
Meme’s utmost maxim is to hide the biological truths of genetic replication
inside suppressive folklore of religious dogma.
This controls sex. It provided
order to pregnancies in a pre-prophylactic humanity. The inventions of condoms and birth control
pills allowed humanity to achieve the wanted order without the dogma and
spurred women’s liberation.
This is why
contraception is outlawed by Meme overlords like the Catholic Church, even in a
marriage. If Christians, Jews, and
Muslims were allowed dominion over their sexual lives the Meme risks the humans
abandoning other commandments of control.
They might be viewed as commensurately fraudulent and unnecessary. This will be discussed further under commandments
six and nine.
As children grow
into adolescence and cognitive development accelerates past the absolutism of
authoritarianism, the Meme combats potential rejection with parental authority
and ritual. Questioning adolescents are
ostracized as brains begin to notice the first taste of doubting the Meme,
despite ignorance to what the Meme is or even that the Meme exists. The uncertainties of adolescence are ripe for
rebellion and clinging to conformity.
The social
pressure to normalize with peers imposes the Meme’s hunger for order to squelch
rebellion. The Meme garners power from
the solidarity of social cliques and supportive social standards of success as
the Meme hijacks the biological urge for copulation with attaching a voluminous
menu of requirements associated with the Meme’s continuation with sexuality and
attracting mates.
Outward appearance
is preferable to inward depth. If one
does not peer inward, one will not unmask the Meme. Superficial linkages to fads intentionally
shift in an ephemeral notion of fashion in clothing, music, hairstyles, etc.to
formulate a fleeting definition of popular culture that hovers around sex,
youth, the illusion of uniqueness, and obtaining wealth. Obtaining wealth is a symbolic quest for the
purpose of life. The Meme purposes
several false purposes: getting into heaven, living as long as possible and
obsessing over youth, procreation, prestige, and finding a way to acquire
resources to sustain biological requirements and avoid boredom.
These are false
purposes, because life does not need a purpose.
The very limitation of a purpose is subjective as if there is a grand
answer beyond the possibility volition provides in an available moment of an
ungraspable present. The Meme preys on
our inquisitive and insecure nature by imposing god who has a purpose for us,
which is unspoken and meant to be seen through revelations imprinted into our
reality whether we be a trust-fund Ivy-Leaguer, paycheck-to-paycheck roofer,
AIDS fetus, or Mogadishu pirate.
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There is only
living now and an empty alternative of death.
Our genes can travel on beyond our organic shell. Our ideas can mix into various memes and
traverse through writing, speech, video, music etc. The atoms in our body will exchange in life
and depart as our body decays post death.
However to self-aggrandize our existence as an irreplaceable cog, solemn
and revered beyond that of an ant in the hill is arrogance beyond measure. This is the foulest solipsism of the Meme. Even Einstein did not qualify for such
indispensability.
The grand conceit
mirrors that of the god the Meme teaches us to emulate. We may live humble and loving lives of giving
benefiting others, but we are all replaceable.
The Meme comforts us with this notion of uniqueness, but by our nature
we are a copy, of a copy, of a copy etc.
We are merely rearranged rungs on a ladder match, after match. The bravery to still find morality, passion
for life, and accomplishment under non-Meme paradigms is the grand gift of the
anti-Meme.
None of the Meme’s
components are generally anchored to an immutable notion of substance, as to do
so would require specificity. The Meme
favors vagueness over specificity. The
distortion can leave a trail of mystery as to why someone is or is not popular
other than a synthetic chain of then he wore this or people seem to like her or
the most simple he or she is hot (i.e. she has large eyes, child-bearing hips,
petite stomach, large breasts, symmetrical face or he is tall, straight jaw
line, with large upper body strength and frame to indicate a thick and
elongated penis.)
These calculations
of human-worth expand little, but set the standard bar of mental exploration in
adulthood low in terms of expected priority change. We are taught to be materialistic, want sex,
and to expect approval or rejection based on the preponderance of our
adolescent experience. If in adolescence
we are preoccupied with these calculations rather than the Meme. The Meme can rest in the backdrop soaking in
more years under our parent’s often oblivious tutelage.
By the time we
leave our parent’s home the rituals will be hardwired. If we reject those rituals, many of us are
taught by our social structure in school what to think, not how to think. This breeds a slew of adults who have little
interest in changing norms or the Meme.
Apathy-inducing tools like alcohol, sport, fashion, and child-rearing
obsession breed the political complacency to assure the Meme’s norms.
Some adolescents
when confronting the Meme will rage in rebellion. The sophomoric reaction may be to enact
anarchy against the god-representatives mother and father through sex,
violence, and all manner of obstinacy.
This may continue far into adulthood and lead one into sabotaging one’s
education, mental development and devote a large measure of energy to assault a
false external-enemy. Some refer to the
root of the Meme as the machine or the man or the government or some dominant
centrality of authority.
However the true
root of the Meme is and will always be internal. Within each individual is the choice to abide
to the Meme. Therefore the developing
adolescent can shortcut a large detour of human development by remaining calm,
observing and then conducting an internal discourse. Writing, contemplation, music, visual arts
are formats to dive internal. By doing
so one can confront the Meme on the only interface one has access:
volition.
One can then offer
insight for others to do the same if one chooses, but it will always be under
the volition of the other to explore him or herself. This is the nature of macro level change and
all revolutions and viral debilitations of a mental strain.
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On a macro level
of human interaction in governments comprised of individuals, the U.S.
government and Brittan’s preoccupation with acting like the world’s parent is
directly linked to the fear sprouting from religiosity inside the Meme
piggybacking off the fourth commandment.
Invasions of Iraq, Afghanistan, the actions related to the civil war in
Syria, Vietnam, countless operations in South and Central America during the
drug war, rebel uprising and dictator overthrows in Africa, and British
colonial rule in Nigeria and India, etc. are each, to some extent, examples of
this portion of the Meme.
Brittan and the
United States are paramount in their exploitation of other countries under the
Meme due to the imposition of the English language on the rest of the globe due
to military dominance, despite the linguistic dissimilarity to so many other
tongues which contain overlapping similarities which English excludes. One need only look at the various
translations of the English word pineapple.
This extreme form
of sensorial manipulation shows the immutability of the cultures and their
empiric central ideologies to create global systematic disparity by forcing
other people to become more like the English-speakers so that the
non-English-speakers could be demoted and stay demoted as quasi-pagans, godless
antichrists compared to the fundamental order to the Meme.
The United States’
credence to such a Meme is directly related to being a former British colony
and the U.S. oedipal-usurping of its father-figure. English order goes back into the Protestantism
the British Isle whetted to the grind stone of wars with alternative religious
derivations whether it be Ireland, France, or Spain through Catholicism or
Islam through the Crusades. America’s
declaration of independence against its parent was only possible after assuring
the assistance of French-Canadian Catholics and numbing the internal tumult of
Baptists and other Protestants to find a common enemy in Brittan in protest to
taxation without representation and being controlled.
These pressures
forced alliances to usurp the Meme. Thomas
Jefferson’s deist tendencies brought forth the separation of church and state
in the Bill of Rights. Jefferson
attempted to truncate slavery by ending its expansion on a given date and
letting the vice phase out. However he
was politically rebuked in his hypocrisy (i.e. Sally Hennings). The Civil War was set into an inevitable maelstrom.
America’s slip
towards fundamentalism is lubricated with forgetfulness of the danger of
applying specificity to religion inside the Meme when piloting a super-power
and uttering such mandatory salutations as god bless America. The danger was recognized by Thomas Jefferson,
“Who does not see that the same authority which can establish Christianity, in
exclusion of all other religions, may establish with the same ease any
particular set of Christians, in exclusion of all other sects?” Jefferson also said, “Our civil rights have
no dependence on our religious opinions, more than our opinions in physics or
geometry.” One sees the fear of
Christian sects of each other in the U.S. foundation of a land forged in
limiting suffrage to white-males who were ever so tempted to use the
Meme-specificity of Jesus.
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The planetary
colonization by the Spanish, Dutch, French, British and Americans through
offshoots like Hawaii, Alaska, and territories like Guam, the Virgin Islands,
and Puerto Rico correlate with the fourth commandment as parenting. America’s insecurity has led to military
bases scatter-plotted over the planet.
Such forms of imperialism are pro-Meme.
The
dominant countries of the Meme, currently the United States and Western Europe,
adorn the empiric presumption that if we
do not take on the enemy, if we do not do it, no one will. The arrogance of this assertion is due to the
Meme’s commitment to order.
The
United Nations represents a consensus as a non-authoritarian forum for
discourse to release the individual global powers from this
responsibility. However the fear for
noncompliance with treaties and the non-authority of the United Nations is most
threatening to global powers and therefore countries like the United States are
the most likely candidates to take action without consensus approval and the
most likely to block action with consensus.
They are also the most likely to brashly spy on allies.
The
citizens of empires are encouraged to demonstrate a threshold of contempt for
the value of global consensus. Like the
exploitation of the majority by an empowered minority, it is in the best
interest of those on top to do what one wishes to maintain control and power,
rather than to value macro-level consensus, satisfaction, empirical-based
decision-making, or peace.
Levels
of war, turmoil, and civil unrest in foreign nations ensure the perpetuation of
the global hegemony. Militaries are the
easiest tools to set such domination.
This is why chaos can be isolated in places were the “pagans” live. This dehumanizes the resulting suffering by
differentiating biological humanity by derivations of the Meme.
The
reverse is done in many Muslim countries by marketing the tyranny of enemy
humans in Western cultures. This is the
inverse image of the Western iteration of the Meme imposing its
domination. This galvanizes the power of
spiritually-based hierarches and is the number one opponent to having strong
secular democracies in countries where this mirror-image of the Western
Christian-meme has dominated global economics since the invention of the
combustion engine began to use the Middle East as a plantation.
This
two-sided domination of the Meme is not the result of grand design of cognizant
illuminati. It is the natural result of
the volition of tiers of humans following the Meme. It is not like the political, religious and
business top-percentile leaders have uncovered the id-animal meme and are
secretly plotting to exploit the remainder of humanity. They are in preponderance as ignorant, if not
more so, than the rest of the populace.
They are acting out what the Meme
protecting itself motivates them to do, which is to sustain the order the Meme
craves. This requires the exploitation
of the masses. This creates priests and
sinners to cooperate in a mutual system of circulating energy. Exxon-Mobil’s CEO, the U.S President sit on
one side of the table facing a rabbi, an Imam, and the Supreme Leader of Iran. The two groups are symbiotic. A revolving current of power flows through the
oceans of our small globe’s masses in such ways.
Each side of the table needs the
other to maintain power, whether this is consciously comprehended or not. The Meme understands and subverts volition
that would jeopardize each of their spheres of influence. The Meme filters itself downward to the
greater population through ritualism, legalities, faith, and convenient
explanations for systematic disparities to maintain order which is essential to
humanity. We are taught to see each
other through the system rather than as common animals.
Therefore at every turn if one
sees every human on the planet as a carrier of the Meme and comprehends the
fears it generates as shields in the superego to protect the ego from the id,
then in this regard we can, like an opposing coach, see our opponents move
before he or she makes it.
We know how the Meme will react
to: war, sex, gender, lawlessness, anarchy, chemical weapons of mass death, oil
and its shortages, environmental protection in a capitalist global market,
profiteering, greed, banking, religion, piousness, abortion, incest, murder,
rape, theft, and the uncontrollable demand to know why. Understanding the Meme’s logic would help any
human navigate being a complex life form.
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