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**Biradallo** · 12-14-2010, 04:09 AM

I think "Sex Mania" is basically a vehicle for The Cultural Revolution in America.

Vice is easier to sell, than virtue and lust is the easiest vice to sell of all.

Appealing to morality is the last and greatest defense of the weak, against the strong.

Big governments and big corporations are very strong; individuals are very weak.

Without Faith (faith in God's law; morality) and Reason, all that is left is power. Hence the phrase, might makes right.

Thus, what The Sexual Revolution accomplishes is a Cultural Revolution, which wrecks Faith and Reason (through rationalization of misbehavior), leaving us with just power, which the state and its big corporate buddies monopolizes and hence, we all become slaves (no longer beloved subjects, as part of a national family) of the state and big corporations. This radical change in status leaves nothing in the way of ambition (since guilt is "eliminated"), other than, presumably, access to power.

12-14-2010, 04:09 AM	#6
Biradallo Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 512 Senior Member	I think "Sex Mania" is basically a vehicle for The Cultural Revolution in America. Vice is easier to sell, than virtue and lust is the easiest vice to sell of all. Appealing to morality is the last and greatest defense of the weak, against the strong. Big governments and big corporations are very strong; individuals are very weak. Without Faith (faith in God's law; morality) and Reason, all that is left is power. Hence the phrase, might makes right. Thus, what The Sexual Revolution accomplishes is a Cultural Revolution, which wrecks Faith and Reason (through rationalization of misbehavior), leaving us with just power, which the state and its big corporate buddies monopolizes and hence, we all become slaves (no longer beloved subjects, as part of a national family) of the state and big corporations. This radical change in status leaves nothing in the way of ambition (since guilt is "eliminated"), other than, presumably, access to power.
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