i belive op is a giant faggot and should kill himself

its my life philosophy...

>political side
none
>religious
Stay close to your family
> philosophy
Try to be happy no matter what (which is near impossible)

>political
none
>religious
none
>philosophical
touch as many people as possible

i'm mostly apolitical but tend towards a sort of "left libertarian" type worldview. like i support egalitarian efforts but i don't want anyone fucking with my shit. maybe that's incongruent but yeah anyway like i said mostly apolitical

non-religious / "agnostic atheist" / don't give a shit though i find it ridiculous that religion is still so prominent in the west in 2012

I used to have very strong opinions on religion/politics/philosophy.

But after watching so many retards shit all over themselves trying to express their utterly retarded views on religion/politics/philosophy, I've completely stopped caring.

It feels pretty good.

>Political
Demarchy/Tribal Anarchy would be my dream world but it'd never work with the massive amount of people on our planet. SO I tend to vote democrat in the elections, I like their views towards being more lenient socially wise (would allow Abortion, gay marriage, and is split on the legalization of marijuana) and the democrats also tend to avoid war more than republicans
>Religion
I'm atheistic but I am completely tolerant of religion. if you want to believe in god, who am I to judge you?
>Philosophy
love and treat everyone with respect, avoid conflict at all cost and be fair to everyone regardless of race, gender, religion, or creed

i do have them, but i never talk about them, ever.

>Political
Semi-Democratic Technocracy.

>Religious
None

Philosophy
>Advance the human race as much as possible while alive and reproduce to pass on some of my superior genetic traits.

The only reason we work is to earn a living.
Once my basic monthly expenses, I am entirely content with not doing anything else but stay in my house browsing 4chan.
Yes I own a house.

>people still being obsessed with political matters
>2012

none honestly, i don't have much of a reason.

hate both of those you listed.

i'm an theist, that's really all i can tell you.

>implying having religious views is a good thing

Yeah, fuck you. Western-European master race reporting in.

Not that I don't, but I've been told that I am annoyingly neutral.

Atheist and anarchist.

1. I don't believe in fairy tales.

2. It's my fucking life and I'm not going to bend over backwards to suck some corporate cock.

>>2194186
Philosophy: Leave the world a little better than when you began in it.

Nothing is lost, nothing is created, everything is transformed.

it is like a scientific reincarnation.

Politics:
there is no such thing as political ideology anymore. there is too much power at stake. "ideology" is only a tool used to attract votes. politics should be approached from a materialist viewpoint where the main driving force is personal power and wealth of the individuals.

Religion:
almost all organized religion is detrimental to psychological health.

>>2194186
16/m/owns a misfits t shirt

1. Atheist, but I respect the role of religion in society and study it for fun.

2. I'm a moderate, I typically vote Democrat but have cast my vote for a Republican before (and would later vote for the same candidate once he went independent). I've recognized that every line of work I want to go into requires being apolitical and neutral in viewpoint, so I'm not very active in expressing my views and I hate when people ask me what I believe. I fucking hate Ron Paul though, I'll say that much.

How can you not have any political views? Is it just out of laziness and apathy mixed with stupidity?

politics:
I don't give a fuck
Religion:
anti-religion

I don't like religion and politics. I refuse to discuss it, because it is pointless to do so. I think religion is a crock of shit that should be outlawed somehow

>Philosophy
Every man is of equal worth (which is nothing).
Never think you deserve anything.
Never act on your own selfishness at the expense of another human's well-being

>question everything and everyone
If those "everyones" get mad at your prodding. Fuck them. They should be able to answer my questions.
>psychoanalyze EVERYTHING
>try very hard to not be a hypocrite
>keep lies to a minimum
>keep emotions in check
>look at things unbiasedly, with practicality and without morals
>feel free to live a life you want that doesn't harm others
-John Stuarts mills "harm principle"


I Don't side with any political view. Since I question everything and find everyone corrupt. I'll just argue facts and think logically besides pushing things based on MY morals and ethics.

Politics tend to annoy me

One thing I've learned about politics is people will believe whatever they want to believe.

If our president cured paralysis there would be those out there telling us he destroyed wheelchair manufacturing jobs.

People will believe whatever they want. You aren't going to change their mind even if you provide the most logical, rational argument possible.

>>2194555
Why would you waste your time on politics? Is it to trick yourself into thinking you're smart? Do you think you'll make a change somehow? Just go outside and live your stupid life. Learn about individuality instead. Political discussions are elitist masturbation, unless you have some actual power. Which you surely don't.

religion: all religious people deserve to be executed at gunpoint for slowing down progress.

politics: everyone's corrupt and there's not a damn thing that people are willing to do about it because they are living comfortably and the only reason I'm so bitter about it is that I'm not.

why would i want them?

I do what AA tells me to do.

Why is religion all the sudden on the same level with politics. If that were the case, every state on earth would have a state religion but no, the only ones with state religions are backwards ass middle eastern and african countries with sharia law. Theres a reason 80% of countries are secular.

Also secular humanism, and we're headed that way if islamists don't bash our fucking heads in first.

at least we aren't in jeporty.

My religious views are atheism, politics, none, philosophy, i don't know.

> political
Communism

> religious
Apathetic Agnosticism

> philosophy
None

>Politics
I don't believe in politics at all. We need a minimal state, with a hereditary monarchy, a set-in-stone constitution establishing the rights of the people and the role of the state, a small selection of user-pays/bill-sustained basic services, just enough bureaucracy to run them, and then freedom all the way. There's no room for politics there.
>Religion
I'm an agnostic atheist.
>Philosophy
I don't have philosophical "views". I like to read and think about philosophy, indeed to philosophise myself, and there are many concepts which make sense to me and which I accept, and many more which are nonsense and which I reject, but I don't have a defining philosophy to which I adhere. If I had to list a few favourite ideas, they would be determinism, psychological egoism and solipsism. I haven't yet figured out my system of ethics - leaning towards some kind of (non-Kantian, irreligious) deontology.

>Political
None.
>Religious
Atheist, with a slight hint of Buddhism.
>Philosophy
"If it's worth doing, it's worth over doing"

I believe in democracy to the greatest extent possible, and I believe people should have a say on things in proportion to how much they affect them (try figuring a system out for that).
I believe that you need to cram as many experiences as possible into your life, because you're going to die anyway. I don't believe in anything after death, and I think it sucks that there's nothing after death. I think going for security in anything (i.e. having a good, stable job) is a denial of death. I'm an individualist, believing you should live for yourself. However, I also believe in some level of comfortable living for everyone - people should live comfortably enough so that they may cultivate themselves as artists, scientists, or whatever else they may want to be. I like Max Stirner and Zhuangzi. If I had to label myself politically, it'd probably have to be social democrat.

>politics
none
>religion
none
>philosophy
nihilism

Everybody has political and religious views.

/thread

>>2214975
>>2216272
>>2218736
Samefag.
Seriously, try harder.

i never had much of a reason to have them really.

How can someone be so wilfully retarded as to not hold any political or religious views?
Why wouldn't you just kill yourself?

My sister is like this. I get 2 votes at every election because she votes for who I tell her to.

Democracy is retarded, it assumes all people are equal, when in reality most people should be euthanized for their own good.

I've felt that religion is just outdone by science. Politics; America's already shit, and is just pushing itself further, I can't fathom any single person short of a dictator pulling us out of it.

>>2221310

i think you take it a little too seriously. How about you kill yourself?

I don't. Why would I? Please explain what good it would do me.

The way I see it, neither of those things are important to me. I know someone's going to say something like "hurrrr you should care about Guvmint hurr hurr hurr" but it simply sorts itself out. I live in a First World Country (not America), and just say our PM went totally fucking nuts or something, another Country would come to the rescue. And I don't believe in religion/atheism/agnosticism/whatever. That also doesn't matter.

>>2221834

there is no fault, i see no reason to have them either.

I do not believe in any of the Earth religions, however anything could have created us out there in that fuck-huge universe (as in a giant space God in the centre of the universe who controls all) so in that sense I keep an Agnostic viewpoint. We are not special.

Politics are beginning to bore me, as they do not influence anything, seeing as whoever has the money gets the laws passed, whoever can bullshit their way through an election gets votes.

We have one life, why the fuck should anyone have any control whatsoever on how we live it. People should be allowed to do whatever they want as long as it doesn't harm or negatively affect another person. You want to get married to another guy? Go ahead, why should we have any say in what they do. You want to take a years worth of heroin and completely fuck yourself into hell? Go ahead, shame you have to do it but it's your choice. Fuck people who impede on my freedom of choice.

none, come at me.
yup

My religious views are apathetic agnosticism. So I guess that makes them pretty nonexistant. I hold the belief that whether or not there is a God it won't change anything and doesn't matter to me anyway because I'm set in my own individual morals.

As for politics? Who the fuck knows? I change my political views as the times change because one set of views isn't going to be relevant forever and different times call for different measures.

>political
none
>religious
none

the rest, none.

i have them, but i don't ever talk about them. They aren't that important to me.

no religious or political views, but my philosophy is to find happiness.

i'm unsure about how to go through with it.

>political side

One-Nation - Australia's Party of Keeping Australia...Australia.

>religious
Presbyterian - I'm more so in this because my background is Scottish. I don't believe in the whole prodestant/catholic rivalry because it's the same God, but I definitely don't like the evangelical churches and their rock bullshit.

> philosophy

I'm a no-one. I work a full-time job in an accounting firm and study at night. I dreamnt of having a big impact on the world but the opportunity looks unlikely. So really, the phillosophy of myself doesn't matter.

I don't have any religious view and i share political ideas with both far right and far left.

>Political
None really. Don't take sides.

>Religion
Raised Catholic, turned agnostic/atheist and now I don't even know. Just have a general philosophy of treating others with respect.

>Religion
I am agnostic as all fuck. Im not one of those aggressive instant atheist types, I literally spent all of my childhood doubting my religion and only now have the balls to openly say how I feel. Theres just too much suspension of disbelief to be capable of any religion and I just cant keep pretending that I dont have this sea of doubts.

>Politics
Neoconservative libertarian, not really surprising given my age but whatever, doesnt give it any less validity

>Philosophy
Everything can be accurately and objectively explained with science. What cant we just do not understand yet. The world could use a huge dose of objectivity, more control over its emotions and a smaller sense of self importance.

I really don't give a damn about politics and for religion I don't care unless you force it upon someone against their will. To be completely honest I didn't give a damn about religion either until seeing a quote on a wallpaper in a thread on /b/ comparing religion to having a penis, which was what made me have the view I have now. I seemed to have lost that wall though.

After /v/ got shat on in February I felt the overwhelming urge to educate myself in the field of politics just so I could argue [period], but I realized that I didn't care enough about arguing incessantly to go through what I had to to give myself a solid viewpoint.

I envy those who are truly passionate about their stance on everything political.

My philosophy? Be tolerant. The typical 4channer should already live by this however, which is why I love[d] this site so much.

>>2233329
>After /v/ got shat on in February
care to expand on that ?

>>2233334

http://vidyagaemawards.com/
http://www.reddit.com/r/4chan/comments/pbo6b/virgins_beat_reddit_in_tribes_ascend/

Due to the over 100,000 people watching the /v/GAs combined with the MASSIVE amount of Redditors that started browsing /v/ due to their supposed match with "/v/," shit hit the fan pretty quickly and combined with moot splitting the board a little while later the board was in a complete mess. Not to mention that the results of the /v/GAs were heavily, heavily influenced by Reddit.

After the board split the board was heavily moderated for a few days, and everything that wasn't strictly vidya related was banned and/ or deleted from the board, and as you may know vidya was a very little part of the board. During this time many people started siding with the mods and started sagebombing every single non vidya related thread made on the board, including threads that have been a large part of /v/ for years. Eventually moot listened to the feedback he was getting from the people who frequented the board and started trying to moderate the board accordingly, but the board quality already went straight downhill thanks to Reddit and it was obviously never going to be the same.

>>2233474

I tried browsing the board anyways during the whole fiasco but it was painfully obvious to tell who came from Reddit and who didn't. You could see it in the way they argue, the way they post, the reaction images they use, the threads they make, and near the end of it I was almost always the only one to call out their behavior, which was when I stopped browsing the board like every sane person who used to frequent the board. You know something's wrong when everybody claims to be browsing the board for 5+ years but everybody uses OC reaction images, and they can't argue for shit on /v/ of all places.

Typing this out was a pain in the ass, and most of the screenshots I took and threads I saved and partook in were on my laptop. I need to remind myself not to namedrop what happened to /v/ without transferring everything to this computer first.

Pic related. After the heavy moderating the mods decided to sticky three non vidya related threads. The first was a sanic sticky, and the infamous enhanced music was playing in the background during the entire time it was up. The second was a sticky wherein the OP claimed to be new here fresh off the boat from Reddit, and the third was this.

Now you know why this (extremely) forced meme is so hated by everybody.

>>2233499
I haven't been to /v/ in years, tried to make a D3 thread yesterday and was called out as being a viral marketer for 350 posts, i don't know what happened to this place but it's fucking sad.

>>2233513

I know exactly what you mean. The board is too far gone to be saved now.

I remember meeting a few /v/irgins on /r9k/ shortly after the board split, but now they all seem to have left. At least when /b/ raided /v/ they brought with them delicious non vidya threads that everybody seems to enjoy, instead of pure unadulterated Redditfaggottry.

Religious: Athiest
Politics: National Socialist (sans racsim)
Philosophy: The only happiness we have is that which we make. If you aren't willing to do it for yourself, do it for someone else.

no none and i intend to keep it that way.

>political

I don't belong to any one side or party only because I find it so hard to believe anyone says about politics is true. You will never get away from a biased point of view.

>Religion

None/atheist . I don't really care if you're religious either it's your decision

>Philosophy

Haven't really looked into it. Just the classic treat other how you want to be treated. I don't really know if that's a philosophy or not.

use to have a couple, now i don't bother with it much.

>political
I'm all across the board on my beliefs. Libertarian, mixed with socialist, and at the heart of governing matters feel democracy is shit.
>libertarian
As long as what you do doesn't harm others (drugs, gay marriage, abortion, religious practices and personal activities) do what you want with your body/life. I don't believe a fetus is a living being in most senses of the word until somewhere in the last trimester and it has an actual working nervous system. And I think life and situations are far too complicated for me to tell anyone that I should be able to make a blanket rule to decide if they can/can't make the choice for themselves.
>socialist
I believe the governments job is to provide security and opportunity to every person in their country, allowing that person to stand a reasonable chance of success through their own personal mix of luck/determination. Strong belief in public education and that we should increase funding and adopt practices of other more successful countries on it. I believe many diseases that can cripple a person's life opportunities are blind to that person's life choices, I believe in government run universal healthcare. I'm rather anti-war and think it's a ridiculous waste of resources that the U.S. has a military budget greater than any other two nations in the world combined and think national security would be better served with international assistance so that maybe people didn't hate us so much.
>democracy
The average person is too stupid/gullible/naive/apathetic or some combination of them to know what policies are the best for themselves, let alone the best for the wellbeing of the country they're part of.
>religious
Antitheist would be how I'd describe myself though I believe it's incorrect as a term.

>Political view
People should be allowed to do what they want with themselves, the state should have no say on issues of religion and personal morality and the government's power should be reduced to the point where they just act as a service for the people i.e. providing homeland defence, policing education, health etc. Where officials have no real power except that giving to them by the law and we can get rid of any member of the government when we please.

>Religious view
Christian

>Philosophy
Do what you want as long as you don't hurt anyone.

Oh for fuck sake

It's one of THESE threads

Go die, OP. Fuck you.

>>2247210
Hey, what are you doing off of /tv/ and not giving evil critiques?

i support any party that won't fuck up our human rights and freedom.

that's why i don't vote here in Norway.

>religion
It's all bullshit
>politics
It's all bullshit

am i suppose to give a damn? no.

never cared or the opposing side or the side that's getting all the credit.

religion is not part of my priorities, nor are politics.

nope, my religion is vidya.

>Political
Demarchy/Tribal Anarchy would be my dream world but it'd never work with the massive amount of people on our planet. SO I tend to vote democrat in the elections, I like their views towards being more lenient socially wise (would allow Abortion, gay marriage, and is split on the legalization of marijuana) and the democrats also tend to avoid war more than republicans
>Religion
I'm atheistic but I am completely tolerant of religion. if you want to believe in god, who am I to judge you?
>Philosophy
love and treat everyone with respect, avoid conflict at all cost and be fair to everyone regardless of race, gender, religion, or creed lust etc

use to be strong willed on this subject, now i simple don't care.

>>2259592
you too? i love the vidya

>>2259592
>>2265098
Praise the Vidya

>Politics
Honestly, I'm not a politician. I've only taken a handful of poli sci/government courses throughout high school and college, which is about the same as most people. I'm hardly an expert and I'm not about to go talking out of my ass, praising some "ideal" system that will never come to fruition in this lifetime. I find the subject interesting but not to the point where I will sit around and read articles or watch network programming with obvious biases and try to base an opinion on what partisan strangers have said. Honestly, most of the people who argue politics just watch the Daily Show every night (or Bill Maher, but less so) and then fancy themselves a goddamn expert. Politics are a spectator sport for me.
>Religion
Unlike politics, I've extensively studied religion. I was brought up with no religion and I don't mean that I was brought up atheist. It simply was never mentioned or discussed in my house. As a child, I once asked, "Why don't we go to Church?" since I overheard other kids in my class talking about it. My mother responded with, "We just don't. Do you want to? I can take you sometime and pick you up when it's over." It was very open-minded in my home. I never found a single religious or spiritual path that I was drawn to, so I just make it up as I go along. I personally believe that the entity commonly known as "God" is actually the universe. I believe the universe is a sentient being. As far as anyone else is concerned, I respect the beliefs of those who practice them quietly as I do. If you feel you must bring it up without being asked to do so, I will not listen to a word you have to say.

Politics:
I'm against how our government is working, but I don't know how to change it, so I'm not going to. If I knew how to change it, then I would.
Religion:
Very anti-religion, or at least christianity, catholicism, islam, etc. Buddhism is fine, I'm pretty sure no buddhist has started any wars.
And my philosophy? I modeled it after Assassin's Creed. Nothing is true, everything is permitted. Basically, you can tell me things, that doesn't mean I have to believe them. And there may be rules against things, like no shoplifting, but just because someone says you shouldn't or they don't want you to, you can still do it, you just have to deal with the consequences. Anything can be said, anything that is possible can be done.

>did a class of "we the people"
(it is a competition that you get credit for, a bunch of schools get together and talk about government)
>my subject along with my 4 other group members was voting (and some other things)
>one of the things i find is that 60% of voters don't vote and it is lessening each year
>at the time i can't wait to vote
>presently i don't give a fuck what i learned in that class proved to me that i don't care
>who is elected president? answer: it doesn't matter
>what about senators and governors and congressmen? answer: they matter a little bit and i will vote for who had the best commercial

>Politics
Member of the Conservative party (UK). I'm essentially a Market Liberal with occasional desire for government intervention.
>Religion
without belief

>Philosophy
Not being a faggot.

So much angsty bullshit in this thread (HUR DUR ANARCHISM), then the complete opposite some Byronic hero wannabes going "POLITICS DOESN'T MATTER DOESN'T MATTER"

alf my views.