Packing up your emptiness; bordering on Stoicism

 People are evil and this world, life here now, has always been a prison. 

 Demons serving an illusion, spinning, different levels of dogma and egotism, insanity. 

 Democracy results capitalism. Socialism feeds Communism. Libertarianism breeds confusion. Neoplatonism see prints from Nihilism. Desperation hails back to hedonism. Epicureanism is the Faustian deal until the barbarians come again. 

Collectivism does not work. 

Each man must learn to become a community of one/universe keeping the exo and endo in perfect harmonic pitch and tone.

 Self-hood is surviving and ultimately hopefully striving on one's own absent exploitation and facilitation of others or use of a government system. 

It is the only way.

 Once something so contrary to the pervading mind eg the conscious and the unconscious  [has become manifest] it must go through its proper channels towards destruction. 

The Cat in the Hat must leave, and take the house with it. 

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sto·i·cism

/ˈstōəˌsizəm/

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noun

1.

the endurance of pain or hardship without the display of feelings and without complaint.

Similar:

patience

forbearance

resignation

lack of protest

lack of complaint

fortitude

endurance

acceptance

acceptance of the inevitable

fatalism

philosophicalness

impassivity

dispassion

phlegm

imperturbability

calmness

coolness

cool

stolidness

Dunkirk spirit

unflappability

longanimity

2.

an ancient Greek school of philosophy founded at Athens by Zeno of Citium. The school taught that virtue, the highest good, is based on knowledge; the wise live in harmony with the divine Reason (also identified with Fate and Providence) that governs nature, and are indifferent to the vicissitudes of fortune and to pleasure and pain

Neoplatonist ideas are more explicitly religious than those of Plato, and they developed largely to counter dualistic interpretations of Plato's thought. For example, Neoplatonism sought to overcome the Platonic cleavage between thought and reality, or Ideal and Form.