Yeah, guys I’m not talking about enforcing anything on anyone. Just some basic common sense. I don’t care what people want to think or believe about Christianity or Judaism, or Buddhism or whatever it is, let’s just look at the symbolism for a second. What are we saying is acceptable publicly? Where are we drawing a line, or is there no line and it’s a free for all shit show? At the core of Judeo-Christian values there is the symbolism of standing for good and what is right. The art relating to it is universally accepted as beautiful and pleasing to people. It makes people feel good. Satanism is grotesque, ugly, and symbolizes evil. People are honestly ok walking around having to look at that garbage? People want clean streets. They don’t want to live in filth. They want to feel good in their public places. Why allow something that almost universally creates a sense of unease for most of the public? Maybe 0.01% of the public want to see that, so you’re going to force it on the 99% that don’t want to see it in their public space? Common sense guys. You want to rent a conference room at the Hilton and have a Satan party…sure go ahead. Common. Sense.
What people view and consume consistently does affect them, whether they realize it or not. The music, tv, movies, video games, whatever it is, does affect you. I think everything in moderation is generally fine, but what people consume consistently can and does seep into their subconscious mind and can alter their moods. As an example, people that work in beautiful buildings or are in view of nature or a picturesque setting generally feel better coming to work, feel better at work, and are happier. People that go to work in a grotesque grey box with no windows generally dread coming to work, and feel bad while there. These types of things affect people. Can’t we just agree that in public places we should be catering to the 99.9% instead of the 0.01%?
What people view and consume consistently does affect them, whether they realize it or not. The music, tv, movies, video games, whatever it is, does affect you. I think everything in moderation is generally fine, but what people consume consistently can and does seep into their subconscious mind and can alter their moods. As an example, people that work in beautiful buildings or are in view of nature or a picturesque setting generally feel better coming to work, feel better at work, and are happier. People that go to work in a grotesque grey box with no windows generally dread coming to work, and feel bad while there. These types of things affect people. Can’t we just agree that in public places we should be catering to the 99.9% instead of the 0.01%?
