How many Libertarians were killed on 9-11?
 Zero?

On 11/19/06, Joseph Blancett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>   I am not sure why you want me to tie anything in for you. I presented
> the literature. You decide what it means to you and how you may practice its
> tenants in your life. The tenant's of free will. It is a very simple
> concept, although, it has become corrupt.
>
> ----- Original Message ----
> From: ma ni <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <statonberg%40comcast.net>>
> To: [email protected] <Libertarian%40yahoogroups.com>
> Sent: Sunday, November 19, 2006 9:08:53 AM
> Subject: RE: [Libertarian] We are Everywhere
>
> Joe,
>
> Although the article "Might Is Right" had some elements
> aggression, it also had some elements of libertarianism
> ("question everything", etc); but I can't tell if this article
> has much of anything to do with libertarianism. Could you tie it
> in for us?
>
> -Mark
>
> ++++++++++++ +++
>
> I also agree with this completely. Read if you want to lol.
>
> THE WORLD'S MOST POWERFUL RELIGION
> by Anton Szandor LaVey
> Religion is the most important thing in a person's life. If
> electric trains are the most pervasive thing in one's life, that
> is his religion. Anything can be a religion if it means a lot. If
> your present religion isn't the most important thing in your
> life, then skip it. Find whatever impels you most and make that
> your religion.
> Religions are easy to invent. Most traditional religions have
> little or nothing to do with reality, are dependent on
> obfuscation, interpretation, guilt, and unreasoning faith-some
> more than others. Since Satanism is essentially a religion of the
> self, it holds that the individual and his personal needs comes
> first. If that means playing with trains or spike-heeled shoes or
> singing in the bathtub, those are its sacraments and devotions.
> Taking inventory of old comic books is counting beads on a
> rosary, each book being a station of the cross.
> Before I codified Satanism, thus enabling me to integrate
> everything of a personal meaning into a suitable forum, I first
> considered the religion of Dogism. The belief system made sense,
> but was too limiting. Dogism holds that if you can't eat it, and
> you can't fuck it; piss on it. Much as I respect dogs and their
> gods, I could relate more to Catism, the principle religion of
> cats. The Five Commandments of Catism are:
> (1) Don't run, if you can walk.
> (2) Don't walk, if you can stand.
> (3) Don't stand, if you can sit.
> (4) Don't sit, if you can lie down, and
> (5) Don't stay awake, if you can take a nap.
> Catism counsels: "He who sleeps the day away / lives to sleep
> another day," or, "Respect the friend who brings your food, for
> he has been your choice / Or go and catch it for yourself, and
> have a louder voice," and other such homilies.
> Freud's "pleasure principle" should be known to be the highest
> motivator for any religion. The significance of any fetish is a
> yardstick for its priority. When a fetish transcends all else,
> including survival needs, religious fanaticism is the result.
> When the audio equipment takes priority over the music, the way
> the music sounds is more important than the sound of the music.
> The act of falling in love can be more important than one's
> choice of a mate. If the size of a screen is more important than
> what's on it and the latest hardware and software eclipses the
> quality of the product entered-fetishism is the result.
> All activity that consumes, therefore, should be recognized as
> being both religious and fetishistic. A Satanist whose hobby or
> fetish is Satanism per se, is no more of a Satanist than one who,
> realizing the indulgence advocated by Satanism, accepts the Name.
> The difference between the man or woman who's a practicing
> Satanist, from an identity Satanist is that the practicing
> Satanist looks at the picture, while the identity Satanist
> studies the frame.
> Those who disparage and belittle the Church of Satan to an
> obsessive degree reveal their fetish. In reality and practice, by
> their consuming interest, they reveal their true religion to
> be-the Church of Satan. Otherwise, they would turn on their heel,
> walk away, and refuse to subject themselves to that which they
> need not. Clearly, they need us. We don't need them.
> Never underestimate the sexual corollaries to fetishism/religion.
> It's too easy (and convenient) to dismiss covert arousal. Just as
> there have been foot fetishists who work in shoe stores, there
> are masturbationist writers and artists who have nothing to say
> and write nothing worth reading. Their output amounts to one
> stroke or rub per line of type, using their typewriters or
> computers as sex toys. This can lead to sexual dependency upon
> the computer. Far-fetched? Things have changed since monks
> illuminated manuscripts and suffered ecstasies.
> Varieties of religious experience can be as interesting as
> varieties of fetishism. Though there may be many kinds, overall,
> each disciple has his or her rigid set of preferred and
> obligatory devotions. Each has personal words of power as a
> result of distillation. All roads lead to Rome for the serious
> practitioner. It is Spare's principle of reduction, Pavlov's
> bell. The devout Catholic crosses himself and murmurs "Saints
> preserve us." The Pentecostal shouts "Hallelujah! " The Jew says
> "Mazeltov." A more potent manifestation is possible, when one
> considers the true nature of religion. They might instead say: "I
> need a drink," "My niece with the fine ass...," "Is she a
> disciplinarian? " Every fetishist/religioni st has sacred
> buzzwords: "tickle," "Cherry '65 Mustang," "stinky socks," and
> millions more. Sexual fetishes are probably the most epicurean
> preference of the human animal. The smallest detail is of great
> significance and there
> is little margin for error. In fact, there is less room for
> deviance in deviance, than in any other human endeavor.
> If certain words and phrases keep reappearing, it's because
> they're never tiresome, always fresh. Uncle Louies favorite
> musical composition may be the same old tune to others, but to
> Uncle Louie, it improves with age - which is more than can be
> said for Uncle Louie. It is his Ave Maria.
> Satanism is the only religion which serves to encourage and
> enhance one's individual preferences, so long as there is
> admission of those needs. Thus, one's personal and indelible
> religion (the picture) is integrated into a perfect frame. It's a
> celebration of individuality without hypocrisy, of solidarity
> without mindlessness, of objective subjectivity. There need be no
> deviation from these principles. They should summarily negate
> internecine strife and bickering. Any attempts at Satanic
> "reformation" should be seen for what they are: creating problems
> where none exist. There should be no place in any religion for
> reformers whose very religion is the fetish of reformation. There
> is even a place and title for compulsive dissidents, and if they
> can wear the mantle, they are welcome. They would delude
> themselves to be revolutionaries. In our camp, they are called
> "House Masochists." www.churchofsatan. com www.churchofsatan. tv
> www.xeper.org
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