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| quote: | Originally posted by Ishkur
Nothing is true; everything is permitted.
Yes, having fun is the aim. Everyone should be allowed to have fun. In whatever fucking way they choose.
If you can be told how to enjoy yourself, how to have your fun, in a neat, clean little package, for the sake of safe and compliant leisure conformity, then it comes to pass that you can be told what to say and how to think. True ontological anarchy isn't at odds with the product itself (as some in this thread erronously brought up), but rather who controls it, and who tells you what you can or can not do with it.
We go to have fun. Having fun entails maximising personal pleasure, using whatever means for whatever ends. Because nothing is true; everything is permitted. When you have your fun--fun that entitles you to pay for it, fun that is only in limited locations, fun that is deliberately bottlenecked and sold to you piecemeal, fun that you are only permitted to enjoy under certain conditions, fun that can not be had without authoritative approval....
Is it really your fun? |
More fun than you ever have 
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