>>7240691 lb

So, you are suggesting that there are other "people" on this planet - IE - there really are 7 billion anthropods. The thing is that only a few million are actually "humans?"

I'm not going to reject that idea out of hand - as you are saying that only certain blood lines are actually human. The others are servants, aliens, or whatever.

But I will say that trying to argue over it really seems rather pointless. I could just as easily argue that I am the true heir to the lead of the blood lines and that a coupe against the true kings has taken place. How in the hell is one to even begin to enter into a factual debate about it?

Any powerful family clans will have records to suggest they connect back to the ancient legends of gods. Just as the Catholics went to huge and absurd efforts to legitimize themselves via Peter, every Japanese family of note will claim they come from the first Emperor - who was the grandson of Amaterasu - and so on and so forth.

Not to say that these families are all wrong or that their clan isn't from some deity, alien, demon, etc - but trying to argue over it seems rather irrelevant beyond a symbolic greek theater where we act as though we are for that moment of catharsis in the audience.

>>7240714 lb

My point for referencing Kill la Kill is that Ragyo is trying to suggest that humanity exists for clothing - IE - that sin and the machinations of a company, blood lines, and an alien define our purpose. The parallel to sin is the idea that we exist to be redeemed for our sin of being born. This is absurd, and Kill la Kill is drawing a direct parallel between Ragyo, Religion, its god (as an alien parasite), as well as mega-corporate-cabals of uniformity.

Satsuki is giving a very blatant rebuttal to her mother. "The divine will is far larger than your plans and you are neither a god nor free to alter that fact."

Hence why she is The Yellow Dragon - the human who became a god. And a dragon - no less - the kind of entity who tells the Jade Emperor that he gives fuck all about his ranking system.

(The Dragon is not the first in the Chinese Zodiac because when 'god' held the race to determine the order of the animals, the Dragon went and answered a village's prayers for rain and saved a rabbit from drowning - rather than invest all its effort to do what god thought was important that day. According to that same legend, the rat (who came in first) told the cat that the race was on a different day, so the cat never showed up, which is why they hunt mice).

I am a proud Earth Dragon, if it isn't obvious.

>>7240789

I am generally of this opinion, as well - though I am not really sure it is all a complete act. We shall see, though, with time. Mueller will be back for U1 and probably for his role at the FBI while the CIA was asking to rent hotel rooms via the FBI to pull off 9/11.

I have a hard time believing we would "let something like that go" - and so I am more inclined to believe Mueller was a man on a mission up through his career to the FBI - and was then more or less leveraged by his involvement. "Do what we want you to - and no one puts in the media that you signed for the hijackers' hotels."

Possibly even before that - but, again, time will tell. If you look at why Mueller left the Marines to become a lawyer, it is hard to believe he would be corrupt to the core. I think, after Vietnam, he realized he could better serve his country in the court rooms and as a prosecutor than as a soldier in other countries. Which is roughly the conclusion I came to, as well (though I had no confidence in the courts and thus was left with more brutish methods to absolve the problem).

>>7240805

Hmm… Well, if you run with the idea that the spawn of Lilith, Adam's alleged first wife, are also those of demons here on Earth - then you could make that point.

Kind of.

See, Lilith fled before that whole tree of knowledge bit. That didn't come until after the fleshlight clone named Eve came about. So, the idea that mankind should be judged because of knowledge of good and evil would only apply to the blood lines of adam and eve - not Lilith and the "demons." Whatever they were.

This assumes accuracy of the story and also that the "god of israel" deserved any more attention to his legends than, say, the legend of Odin. I'm not as inclined.

But the idea is rather symbolic.

>>7240887

And that gets you clipped from my tree.

See, the thing is that, in the story of Adam and Lilith - she wanted to be on top during sex. Adam wanted to be on top. All the time. When they took their little dispute to god - he said "you are to do what he says." Lilith called bullshit and fled to "the underworld" (Earth). She refused to return and when the arch angels were dispatched to recover her, they said that a hundred of her children would die for every day she refused to return to adam. Her response was that she would birth a thousand each day.

Kind of hard to argue that Adam's problem came from Lilith.

Given that Cain and Set(h) also come from Adam, it's kind of hard to argue that all of man's problems come from females.

This isn't to say that females are free from scrutiny - but the idea that the fault lay squarely with one or the other is what we call "displacement." It is a propaganda tactic used to focus emotional energy onto a target.

The only one who benefits from man and woman being divided is those who have an agenda against humanity.

>>7240936

Hedgeapples, anon. They are called hedge-apples. Or Osage Oranges.

>>7241039

No pomegranates?

>>7241093

Meh. If it's not a pomegranate or XiaoMei, then I'm not really up for a stroll. Got other things to do, today.