The things you're attributing to Satanism have actually little to do with Satanism, in and of themselves. What you're describing is any being capable of self-awareness.
Ever heard the phrase, "I am rubber, you are glue?"
My personal belief, I've said on more than one occasion, but I feel it's worth repeating here:
No one has the right to be offended.
"I am rubber, you are glue. Whatever you say bounces off me and sticks to you."
This is a phrase I was taught as a child. It means words cannot harm me. It's a phrase that is long lost in the minds of our current, and younger generation.
A language barrier can be a hindrance to meaningful conversation, so I'll bare that in mind as we go along.
How about we leave Satan out of the equation and let our points do the talking? I've been a Satanist my entire life, I certainly do not need a lecture on rudimentary principals by someone who just walked through the door.
As a Satanist it is up to your choosing how to react to a perceived offense.
The implications is that a behavior needs to stop or be modified to discontinue being a bone of contention.
Synonymous.the implication that restitution, or compensation is entitled. That all must prostrate, and pander to the emotional threshold of the weak.
No amount of semantics will hide the agenda behind those who defend the right to be offended.
To indulge you in your "What Satanism represents" fixation; Satan represents the embrace of nature, not the rejection or bastardization of it. Political sensitivity was constructed by the Frankfurt School in 1923. Suffice to say, it is not inherently part of nature, and an obvious bastardization.
It's also not the first repackaging of the same idea. Let see, we had communism which progressed into cultural marxism, which progressed into political correctness, which progressed into what we're now simply calling "progressiveness."
'Political sensitivity' is out-dated and inefficient.
Strangely, every movement our society deems "progressive" (feminism, militant atheism, anti-fascism, etc) seems to fall perfectly in line with the initial agenda of cultural marxism. Coincidence, to be sure.
The idea isn't dated, the word is, and those who adhere to it's tenants are becoming more transparent every day.
How do you deal with disrespectful and mean kids in Poland? Do you reward them for this behavior? Do you tell them: Good job as long as you learn your abc?
So you believe that decades of education research and practice are useless... What there exist (besides books, discussions and TV programs) are a variety of academic journals presenting thousands of research articles on 'how to deal with children's aggression, how to resolve conflicts, how to cope with emotional harassment' beside other things. People write dissertations and dedicate careers on solving these classroom problems.
Some educators have the self esteem to encourage boys and girls to pursue their dreams.
I teach at college level.
You can't holdup to scrutiny or you can't take talking to me any more - either one is OK in my book. What I am curious about is: Are your feelings by any chance hurt by my insistence in communicating with you with regards to the belittling remarks that you were/are directing at me?
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