Madness: a form of love

Since human beings are fundamentally the same in so many ways - while their manifestations vary, their potential is undoubtedly alike and they all share the same basic faculty for consciousness, pain and pleasure which gives them their moral significance - trying to restrict your love to just a selection of human beings rather than all of humanity is utterly illogical, and only demonstrates one's detachment from reality and his or her own inability for true objective evaluation itself. That being said, when people love only their family, tribe, nation, etc., in reality they are usually loving the whole of mankind through them. What I mean by this is that their seemingly parochial love is actually a Darwinian mechanism which connects them to the species as a whole; when they love their tribe over others, what they are really doing is loving the process of natural competitive selection which has been proven to advance the species as a whole. Realizing that their own tribe has just as...

*the proceeding paragraphs are intended merely as an inspirational speech, with no intent to provoke hatred or (terribly vulgar) political action of any kind - only steely self-love in all the disowned, most spat upon and despised parts of ourselves and the determination, resolve and beatific self-realization that has the potential to make possible* *** It is the most hated and hateful men who society instinctively looks to for leadership. Though at first the herd respond with resistance, they already sense his superior strength, and this apparent reluctance is merely a socio-biological mechanism by which they test its authenticity and further temper it, like a sword in a smithy, to finest steel. Thus, today, we see that the only real players still vying for popular consciousness and approval, for our future, are Trump and the Far Left (as a group), respectively the most hated and the most hateful. All the rest are paper tigers. Nobody really cares about any of them. (Hilar...