Unfortunately, this seems to be the one and only way humanity will realistically wake up. Look at how the recent school shooting caused some people to ever so slightly and briefly question the way we are living and relating to one another. But of course in a day or so this stopped. 9/11 had a similar effect, but that still wasnt nearly enough. Death and destruction would need to occur on such a massive scale that the entire foundation of the mentally conditioned view of reality is shaken to its very core, then and only then can the old way of living and thinking come to an end.OutWest wrote:Change is most often brought about by pain and fear of death. The coming wars, perhaps even on an apocalyptic scale for some,
will do wonders to clear minds about what works and what does not. Feminism and its Marxist roots are simply horrific modern fables
that have cast their spell on millions. The time will come when people start to think...with things as they are, why not give war a chance?
Outwest
Postmodernism or what have you is not the problem, its just a symptom of a deeper problem, one which wont magically cease just because of some newly intellectualized trend. It will continue to get worse until the whole thing collapses in on itself.