Tiesittekö että vain Venäjä saa hyökätä

Tietenkin kaikki tietävät että venäläiset ovat täysin moraalittomia ja sivistymättömiä raakalaismaisia barbaareja.

Venäläisten mielestä heillä on täysi oikeus hyökätä mihin tahansa naapurivaltioon ja vallata se Venäjälle, eikä siinä ole heidän mielestään mitään väärää. Jos naapurimaan asukkaat eivät tähän suostu vaan taistelevat vastaan, niin se on venäläisten mielestä terrorismia ja rikollista.

Venäläisiä halveksittavampia olentoja ei tästä maailmasta löydy.

Thinking about death is arguably the deepest wisdom. Confronting our finite nature strips away trivial anxieties, revealing the absolute preciousness of the present. It transforms death from a source of dread into a master teacher, urging you to live authentically, love deeply, and act with purpose.The philosophical and spiritual realization that mortality is inevitable connects across centuries and traditions:Socrates & The Stoics: In Plato’s Phaedo, Socrates taught that true philosophy is "practicing for dying". Similarly, the Roman Stoics practiced memento mori (remembering you will die) to liberate themselves from trivial fears and petty attachments.Buddhist Wisdom: Buddhist traditions encourage deep contemplation of impermanence. Acknowledging that every breath is finite removes complacency. When you are deeply aware of death, you stop sleepwalking through life and no longer postpone what truly matters.Existential Awakening: Philosophers like Martin Heidegger posited that embracing your "being-toward-death" is the only path to authentic living. Facing this reality frees you to shape your own life rather than conforming to societal expectations.Incorporating the thought of death into your life isn't meant to be morbid; it's the ultimate tool to anchor you in the now. As Steve Jobs famously expressed in his Stanford address, remembering that you will be dead soon is the most important tool to help you make the biggest choices in life. It provides the clarity to focus on the things that will actually matter in the end.