Official State of the Game Podcast Thread - Page 392
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Laggy
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GoldenH
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Defacer
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On December 18 2010 10:29 Thetan wrote: The Horse isn't just a totem of despair, it IS despair manifest in the physical realm unnecessarily created by humans to satiate their sadistic tendencies. Also, one can never begin to understand a Horse. The vague whispers of the truth are enough to drive even the strongest man into oblivion. I do not mean to argue with you. We all have just opened our eyes to this monstrosity - there is much information for us to process. There is much yet to learn. My our prophet {88}iNcontroL continue to guide us through the darkness and into the light! I agree. Like a shimmering Star of David found admist the debris of a Nazi interment camp, or a staged portrait of a young woman who is also the victim of extreme psycho-sexual violence, a Horse is a paradoxical symbol of unrewarded faith, godless hope and lost innocence; a symbol so tainted by the depravity and sadism of humanity that it's presence conjures emotions and discourse directly opposed to what was once paradigmatic of Horses and Horse Culture. | ||
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RME
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On December 18 2010 10:31 Talin wrote: Conspiracy! It all makes sense now. It's not so much a conspiracy as much as the harnessing of a dark power. | ||
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Defacer
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On December 18 2010 11:16 Dingotrold wrote: I think the EYE of the horse that Nony keeps referring to, is not in reference to horses, but I guess all the images would NSFW otherwise. I diasgree. Nony's suspicion of horses is one that has been long held among philosophers and pyschologists. I would like to draw your attention to the work of the 18th C Swiss-Anglo master, Johann Heinrich Fussli, and his most famous work The Nightmare, and it's subsequent variations. Note the marblish, Gorgon eyes of the Horse and the psycho-sexual tone of the work overall. ![]() It is important to note that the original title of the work was not The Nightmare, rather it was called The Soul-Destroying Horse and the Whore thath Desireth it. | ||
Twistacles
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On December 18 2010 11:12 Defacer wrote: I agree. Like a shimmering Star of David found admist the debris of a Nazi interment camp, or a staged portrait of young woman who is also the victim of extreme psycho-sexual violence, a Horse is paradoxical symbol of unrewarded faith, godless hope and lost innocence; a symbol so tainted by the depravity and sadism of humanity that it's presence conjures emotions and discourse directly opposed to what was once paradigmatic of Horses and Horse Culture. I must humbly disagree with you fine gentlemen. I do this not in the intent of harboring animosity, yet your statements are in firm contrast to our Prophet, Incontrol's, views. He has made it abundantly clear that a Horse is a phallic symbol - to suggest otherwise is to wade into the dangerous currents of blasphemy. | ||
Thetan
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On December 18 2010 11:38 Twistacles wrote: I must humbly disagree with you fine gentlemen. I do this not in the intent of harboring animosity, yet your statements are in firm contrast to our Prophet, Incontrol's, views. He has made it abundantly clear that a Horse is a phallic symbol - to suggest otherwise is to wade into the dangerous currents of blasphemy. But must the word's of apostle Tyler be discarded? Neigh, such talk would be pure tom-foalary. What is stated by iNcontroL inSoTG:12.14.10 is that there is a clear divide between what the female gender perceives horses as (phallic symbols), and what they truly are (symbols of true despair and lost hope). To even challenge us on our faith in such a manner! We would never reject the notion that the Horse is seen as a phallic symbol to the female gender - to do so would be, as you say, pure blasphemy. However, through iNcontroL's description of the Horse and apostle Tyler's latter clarification, the audio clearly indicates the Horse's sense of despair and fatality - a revelation that has shaken the very foundation of life itself. Cause let's be fair, we all knew women were like that anyway. That crap isn't all that surprising. But the Horse....the HORSE. It's both terrifying and moving. A paradoxical being who is not evil in nature, but evil because of nature. And even then, "evil" doesn't truly come close to quantifying the essence that is Horse. I will let this transgression pass, for I am forgiving. But question my faith again and I will pray to the Lords above that they ban ur ass. | ||
Crichton
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Thetan
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On December 18 2010 12:14 Crichton wrote: Can we go back to talking about Chronoboost? Please? SHUN THE NON-BELIEVER | ||
Defacer
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On December 18 2010 11:51 Thetan wrote: But must the word's of apostle Tyler be discarded? Neigh, such talk would be pure tom-foalary. What is stated by iNcontroL inSoTG:12.14.10 is that there is a clear divide between what the female gender perceives horses as (phallic symbols), and what they truly are (symbols of true despair and lost hope). To even challenge us on our faith in such a manner! We would never reject the notion that the Horse is seen as a phallic symbol to the female gender - to do so would be, as you say, pure blasphemy. However, through iNcontroL's description of the Horse and apostle Tyler's latter clarification, the audio clearly indicates the Horse's sense of despair and fatality - a revelation that has shaken the very foundation of life itself. Cause let's be fair, we all knew women were like that anyway. That crap isn't all that surprising. But the Horse....the HORSE. It's both terrifying and moving. A paradoxical being who is not evil in nature, but evil because of nature. And even then, "evil" doesn't truly come close to quantifying the essence that is Horse. I will let this transgression pass, for I am forgiving. But question my faith again and I will pray to the Lords above that they ban ur ass. Oh, it's on now, motherfuckers. The Horse as a symbol of man's sadistic and godless nature is not in conflict with it's representation of a phallus . If anything, it deepens the level of discourse and speaks to the cultural impact of enslavement. Similar to the end of long-term enslavement of Africans by the Americas or the Jews in Nazi Germany, we -- the captors -- are confronted by irreconcilable guilt, shame and anguish which in turn redefines these historically persecuted sects of society and their identities, be it Black, Hebrew or Equine. This is only magnified when women are sexually drawn to the persecuted. We the captors are forced to confront not only our shame, history of inhumanity and sympathy for the persecuted, but also our past biases and prejudices against the persecuted. In summary: Man enslaves Horse. Horse becomes Victim. Woman wants to fuck Horse. Man despairs. | ||
Defacer
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On December 18 2010 12:14 Crichton wrote: Can we go back to talking about Chronoboost? Please? Listen, if you don't want to discuss the podcast than why are you posting on the board. GEEEEEEEEEEEEEEZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ ... | ||
RME
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On December 18 2010 12:14 Crichton wrote: Can we go back to talking about Chronoboost? Please? Sure Did you a chronoboosted horse can absorb twice as many souls? Truly a force to fear. | ||
Thetan
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On December 18 2010 13:03 Defacer wrote: Oh, it's on now, motherfuckers. The Horse as a symbol of man's sadistic and godless nature is not in conflict with it's representation of a phallus . If anything, it deepens the level of discourse and speaks to the cultural impact of enslavement. Similar to the end of long-term enslavement of Africans by the Americas or the Jews in Nazi Germany, we -- the captors -- are confronted by irreconcilable guilt, shame and anguish which in turn redefines these historically persecuted sects of society and their identities, be it Black, Hebrew or Equine. This is only magnified when women are sexually drawn to the persecuted. We the captors are forced to confront not only our shame, history of inhumanity and sympathy for the persecuted, but also our past biases and prejudices against the persecuted. In summary: Man enslaves Horse. Horse becomes Victim. Woman wants to fuck Horse. Man despairs. But I think the overarching point is that we do *not* feel guilty about our actions towards the Horse. Prophet iNcontroL merely elaborated on the Horse's current state of being and how It has given up on all hope and instead settled for a state of deep depression. The Prophet states feelings not of guilt, shame, or anguish towards the Horse, but rather anger at Its acceptance of It's general shittiest-life-possible. The Horse's life is the worst possible life - and is sentient of this fact - but yet the Horse remains a pessimist. That is truly the depth of it's despair. Such as it is, the Prophet teaches us that the Horse should not be revered, but rather an object to be loathed. A creature that has truly given up all hope in life is a dangerous, deadly thing. It is soulless even though it possesses a soul. Hence Apostle Tyler's warning about gazing into the void of a Horse's eyes. Toward the Horse, there is no guilt. Only caution. I do, however, find your summary to be a very nice outline of a very complicated and nuanced philosophical issue. | ||
itmeJP
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Twistacles
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I have provided video and audio material in an attempt to clarify our stance. | ||
tzenes
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http://sotg-sc2.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/default to http://feeds.feedburner.com/StateoftheGamePodcast and back again. As a result users can't use the RSS to stay up to date. The pages in question issue HTTP 301 and 302, if that helps. | ||
itmeJP
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On December 18 2010 14:58 tzenes wrote: Heads up: your RSS feed is broken. It redirects from: http://sotg-sc2.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/default to http://feeds.feedburner.com/StateoftheGamePodcast and back again. As a result users can't use the RSS to stay up to date. The pages in question issue HTTP 301 and 302, if that helps. You don't read threads before posting, do you? Read up two posts. | ||
tzenes
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On December 18 2010 15:05 itmeJP wrote: You don't read threads before posting, do you? Read up two posts. Forgive me. I figured providing more information about the problem would be helpful. I'll make sure not to make that mistake again... | ||
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