The Eternal Struggle of GOOD vs EVIL

1. 2017-05-28 at 4:52 AM UTC

   #1
   The Self Taught Man Black Hole
   There has always been a clear enemy ever since MAN was created. We are creations of evolution perfectly evolved to play this game better than anyone else, the game has rules, players and ALWAYS a clear enemy or else there would be no game we would not need to be HUMANS we could have any reality we want but we choose the eternal struggle, the game.
   
   Heroes vs Villains
   Cowboys vs Indians, Cops vs Robbers
   Soldiers vs Soldiers, CAPITALISM fighting COMMUNISM, DEMOCRACY fighting FASCISM, FREEDOM vs TERRORISM.
   
   Ever since Vietnam people around the world can see the pure unenhancemented truth of the conflicts, the proving grounds of the game where the ultimate price is paid to fight for your way of life. The eternal struggle is now mainstream discussion headed by a banner of globalism. The leaders of the game : THE UNITED NATIONS.
   
   There are many game types, many levels but right now we are only in the middle.
   
   The first game mode was called traitor, someone from the pool of humans is given technology or abilities and to further develop this they must attack someone or conquer a certain portion of land, etc.
   
   The second game mode is traitors+ which is like traitors but with free agent lone woofs playing for themselves against everyone (including other lone woofs) These free agents have the same advantages of traitors along with the inability to feel emotion, morality. They are highly evolved reptile genetic serial killers with one simple task: Consume as much as possible, don't get caught.
   
   the thirs and fourth game modes involve things like magic, aliens and monsters and shit. You simple players cannot grasp this until its blowing fire in your face and consuming your entire planet.
   
   I am a traitor+ lone woof, you are all just players, not even traitors. ISIS are the traitors.
   
   
2. 2017-05-29 at 2:15 AM UTC

   #2
   The Self Taught Man Black Hole
   I read this part with a bling accent rap song
   
   "
   Heroes vs Villains
   Cowboys vs Indians, Cops vs Robbers
   Soldiers vs Soldiers, CAPITALISM fighting COMMUNISM, DEMOCRACY fighting FASCISM, FREEDOM vs TERRORISM"
3. 2017-05-29 at 2:18 AM UTC

   #3
   RestStop Space Nigga
   Now, my grandmother was a wonderful person. She taught me how to play the game, Monopoly. She understood that the name of the game is to acquire. She would accumulate everything she could and eventually, she became the master of the board. And eventually, every time she would take my last dollar and I would quit in utter defeat.
   
   And then she would always say the same thing to me. She would look at me and say: “One day, you’ll learn to play the game.”
   
   One summer I played Monopoly with a neighbor almost every day, all day long. And that summer, I learned to play the game. I came to understand the only way to win is to make a total commitment to acquisition. I came to understand that money and possessions… that’s the way that you keep score. And by the end of that summer I was more ruthless than my grandmother. I was ready to bend the rules if I had to, to win that game… and I sat down with her to play that fall. I took everything she had. I destroyed her financially and psychologically, I watched her give her last dollar and quit in utter defeat.
   
   And then she had one more thing to teach me. Then she said: “Now it all goes back in the box. All those houses and hotels. All the railroads and utility companies… All that property and all that wonderful money… Now it all goes back in the box. None of it was really yours. Houses and cars… titles and clothes… bulging portfolios… even your body.”
   
   Because the fact is that everything I clutch and consume and hoard is going to go back in the box, and I’m going to lose it all. You have to ask yourself, when you finally get the ultimate promotion, when you make the ultimate purchase, when you buy the ultimate home, when you have stored up financial security and climbed the ladder of success to the highest rung you can possibly climb it… and the thrill wears off – and it will wear off – then what? How far do you have to walk down that road before you see where it leads? Surely you understand it will never be enough.
   
   So you have to ask yourself the question: What matters?
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