Disclaimer: The
following post on the SJBMCPRS Report is not to be taken overly seriously, and
is purposely expressive with an intent to imply the author’s perspective (which
people are free to view if they choose to). However, the contents of this post
will contain some real-world properties, which along with the entirety of this
post may be taken as offensive to people.
Take a good look at cheese. No seriously, glance at the
cheese, particularly the varieties that have internal holes (due to ripening
process) such as Maasdam cheese, Leerdammer, or even the usual portrayal of
cheese in cartoon such as Tom & Jerry. It doesn’t have to be real cheese
(it could even be a picture found on the internet), just take the form of
cheese (with internal holes) into consideration when thinking about the title
of this post: ‘Deficiency in everything’. The purpose of this quick exercise is
to demonstrate that there are deficiencies in everything people associate with,
whether it be within the products people make or use, or us as human beings. I’m
not implying that any cheese with internal holes is inferior in any regard;
this is merely used to depict that there might be flaws in objects, animals and
people.
(Record
abruptly stopping sound) …Now just to explain my usage of words for a moment
before readers think I’m biased regarding the cheeses I have and have not
mentioned, or deem me a ‘racist’. The objective of this post is to use
non-fictional properties to express a perception, therefore I wouldn’t need to
go into extensive detail and list all the cheeses known in the world or else
this post will be longer the Great Wall of China! The same can be said for my
mentioning of Tom & Jerry as opposed to other cartoons, or lack of
mentioning how pictures of cheese can be obtained through other medias other
than television or internet. All references to non-fictional properties within
this post is intentionally meant for illustrative purposes, and NOT to imply
favouritism.
The notion that everything (or anything or anyone) is ‘perfect’
is a descriptive term used where we perceive something (or someone) as
absolutely faultless and will have no compromises. However, while ‘perfect’ is regarded
as a definition of absoluteness like the term ‘impossible’ (for example: “it
would be impossible to juggle sixty (60) brand new and functioning washing
machines, and painting the Mona Lisa while at an altitude of 55,000 feet); I
would argue that the term ‘perfect’ has no definable significance a la as the
term ‘impossible’ (which I have commented about in previous posts on the
SJBMCPRS Report). In other words, this post is to imply that nothing and no one
is absolutely ‘perfect’, everything has attributes that aren’t unfailing.
Let’s take me (the author of the SJBMCPRS Report) as an
example; because I thrive in mentally self-mutilating myself! No joke! I’ve mentioned
in previous posts and to family, friends, colleagues, professionals and psychologists
that I am a negative individual who feels incapable of belonging in a world
that is alienating. Whereas there are people who will go out to the cinema on a
nightly basis with friends with their membership discount cards, I am the type
that will stay inside and create both fictional and expressive writing because it’s
a preference of mine to do the latter. While there are attractive and
right-minded people on Earth, I am hideous both physically and even more
grotesque mentally. I am a being (with a s***) tonne of deficiencies and would
be an ideal representative for the antithesis of someone regarded as ‘perfect’.
If I were in the film universe of ‘Alien’, I would be one (1) of the six (6)
failed Ripley clones in Alien Resurrection! Going back to the opening paragraph
about looking at cheese; I would be a six (6) foot slab of Maasdam cheese with
more holes then a skimmer found in kitchenware.
Hopefully you (the reader) would’ve got the idea; which allows
me to bring up a few more examples (none of which are animal or human based).
One (1) of my hobbies and favourite ways to kill time is playing video games.
Now without intending to cause offense to those who may have a favourite game
and would go to extreme lengths to defend their idea of an ‘impossibly perfect’
video game against critics; it is safe to say that there has never (and
probably never will be) a video game that is ‘perfect’ in every single way and
be regarded as ‘perfect’ by every living being that has ever lived on Earth.
Even the biggest and most desirable video games of 2015 (such as Fallout 4,
Metal Gear Solid V The Phantom Pain, and so on) have problems that define a
form of deficient programming or practice associated and thus making an imperfect
product. (check out the 2015 year review post that will come later in the month
of December for more on particular video games).
At this moment in time (December 2015) there is no 100% remedy
to the countless forms of cancer, and there has been no fall-proof form of
treatment that doesn’t have its risks. Radiotherapy, tablets/drugs, gene
modification, herbalism, and so on aren’t the solutions to treating cancer completely
as people would hope. While technology and innovations are improving the
survival rates and living qualities of cancer patients, and there are means of
better diagnosing cancers far better than in decades previous; we aren’t yet at
the stage where cancer can be overcome without side-effects or
reverse-engineered in such a way that the human immune system can actively
dispel a form of cancer like it can eradicate flu symptoms.
Newspapers, boots (not the retail company), DVDs, carpet,
toilets, people, the Titanic, mattresses, cats, materials, trees, weapons,
hair, medicines, tins of food, ladders, tanks, mice, feet, cinema, posters,
names, Hi-Fis, planets, forks, currency, environment, teeth, Facebook,
envelopes, wine, seawater, smartphones, books, pens, tissues, antiperspirants,
cheese, science, cameras, elements, buildings, herbicide, aeroplane, TV series,
magazines, batteries, retail outlet, vehicle, support service, pavements, toothbrushes,
components, paints, …clothes, …door handles, ……board games……briefcases……..spigots…!
Nothing and no one on Earth is ‘perfect’. And the most fundamental reasons why
nothing or no one is ‘perfect’ is because unless life and existence were to become
extinct; we as beings along with animals, nature itself and living organisms
will continue to evolve; creating a ‘existence’ which fluctuates along
throughout the passage of time.
Take the nature of the iPhone series as an example of humanity’s
seemingly never ending race for more; those who are content with the iPhone six
(6) may regard this device as ‘perfect’ and the best innovation with mobile
phones and entertainment and technology that is possible. The reality though is
that there is a successor to this in the form of the iPhone 6S Plus, and in a
few years’ time, this level of innovation and technology with the iPhone 6
generation will be surpassed by later and ‘better’ generations of the iPhone (i.e.
iPhone seven (7), iPhone 7.5, 8, 9, X etc.).
The other fundamental reason that there is no such thing as ‘perfect’
other than it serving as an expression; is it there are far, far, too many variables
in existence. The greatest example of this (possibly ever) is the countless
variations of people there are and have been. Due to differences in variables
such as environments, teachings, DNA and so on; there is no form of anything
that is acceptable by everyone. A one (1) size fits all onesie will suit
everyone because not only are there people who are of abnormal size, but also
there are differences in tastes.
For example: there could be a survey made by OnePiece (a brand
of clothing) based on the customers who purchase onesies from OnePiece; which
show that 42% of customers purchase the ‘Radical Red Onesie’, 28% of customers
purchase the ‘Big Bright Blue Onesie’, 36% of customers purchase the ‘Seasons
Unlimited Limited Edition Onesie’, and the remaining 4% of customers purchase
specialised onesies due to customers requiring tailor made to suit. The
preference of a different colour is just one (1) of countless variables that
would be taken into consideration as this ‘choices’ reflect the differences in people’s
tastes and needs.
(Record
abruptly stopping sound) …The example given above is not meant to be used
literally by the brand OnePiece. While I have mentioned a legitimate clothing
brand, the survey of what customers’ purchase is purely fictional and is not
based on any actual data or actual products of OnePiece.
In essence; nothing is ‘perfect’ because of these reasons and
many other reasons. What’s more with me (the author) taking into account how I
am ‘abnormal’ compared to everyone else; people can judge themselves or others
(and considering there are over seven (7) billion people all over the world,
there are countless variables and opinions available that can agree and disagree
what something or someone ‘perfect’).
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(Record
abruptly stopping sound) …From here on, the post we reflect on some rather unpleasant
aspects regarding the deficiencies in life. Be advised some aspects of this
section of the post may cause offense, as I will be objectively shedding light
on topics that infuriate not just me but other people.
As of the twenty-sixth (26th) post entitled: “A
world without consequences …for seven (7) days…”, I (the author) have placed a
disclaimer at the top of each post to give warning of the potentially ‘controversial’
topic and use of real-life properties to readers. I have decided to incorporate
a disclaimer for all future posts as I am aware that anything I provide on the
SJBMCPRS Report may be offensive to readers and its contents may be deemed as
insensitive, and wrongly inspiring. Therefore, the disclaimers are there to caution
readers and imply that the contents on the SJBMCPRS Report is not to be taken
seriously. The SJBMCPRS Report is a means where the author can express outwardly
in a controlled and healthier manner as opposed to going out in public bitter and
malicious because I cannot vent emotions efficiently in an antagonising and
corrupting environment.
Now I haven’t been shy about my perceptions or my mentality,
and I will be the first (1st) to admit that there have been contents
that may be ‘questionable’ or offensive to people regarding religious beliefs
or if there are people that are associated with topics I have mentioned. While
there are real-life properties and people mentioned or implied in a manner of
ways (mostly morbid and horrible), it is only meant for expressive purposes,
and I would not actually wish upon awful things to really happen. Given that I
am tolerated the ‘Freedom of Speech’, I choose to write creatively in a manner
that I will find enjoyable and purposeful, hence the (more) morbid and ‘offensive’
aspects because that’s what I like imagining and writing.
Alas, more than ever it is apparent that in the increasingly ‘politically
correct’ and sensitive culture we live in, it is PAINFULLY obvious that some people
use their ‘Freedom of Speech’ to offend others or to be offended and make as
much of a fuss as possible. Now while this isn’t anything new, and there are countless
forms of media that laminate how damning these practises are; I am aware of how
easily these problems can be prevented, and annoyed that those who don’t like
specific things do not follow this tip: “Just turn it off”.
On the 13th of September 2015; I uploaded a post entitled:
“A mask concealing compulsions and limits”, where I made an off-hand but
intentional remark about people having the ability to turn off the offending
media. For those who missed it here it is again:
“Have you had enough of watching programs on the television or
online or played a video game that you may describe as ‘eye-cancer’ and causes
uncensored fury and bleeding of the ears? Are you tired of being disappointed
by a form of media that has under-inflated your expectations? Then this is the
solution that will put a stop to all of the misery: “Just turn it off”. That’s
right; all you need to do is stop watching and interacting with the source of
misery and just turn it off and do something else. It’s that straightforward!
Do it now and feel better by not giving the source of your misery your precious
time and making you worse off. Make more of your day and “Just turn it off”.
This was intended to illustrate a point that for those people
who are offended by what they read, hear or see through forms of media (i.e.
internet), they can ignore it by neglecting it. Now ignoring something doesn’t
mean that whatever caused offense goes away, but by doing this people are
displaying they have the sense and ability to not be consumed by their emotions,
be in control and put aside the offensive and do something else with their
time. On the other hand; being led by emotion because something is deemed ‘offensive’
and then making a fuss about the matter illustrates a lack of rationality and
common sense.
Now I’m not implying that people who rage negatively about
something are morons and that I am superior because I don’t ‘tweet’ my
displeasure; I’m no different in that regard given that I shared my thoughts on
matters I didn’t like such as Square Enix’s obsession with the character
Lightning, and the disappointing and shallow WWE 2K15 (except I didn’t use
Twitter, I used the SJBMCPRS Report instead). In that regards I’m a moron too,
but while I don’t mind being called a moron or anything horrid for that matter,
there are people that don’t like being called out or branded as something ‘unpleasant’.
From here these offended people who don’t use common-sense and ignore the ‘offensive’
become another sheep/follower in a cult dubbed ‘Social Justice Warriors’
fighting a hopeless battle to ‘fight for a good cause’ when the world is awash
with far worse going on.
I’m not trying to be mean or oppose those who believe they are
rallying for change and a good cause. For example, it is worthwhile and justified
to pay our respects to the people who lost their lives during the November
Paris attacks, and strive for action against terrorist attacks. It’s worthwhile
and justified wanting to cause greater awareness about mental health. But when
people ignore their common sense and oppose something (which in the grander scheme
of things going on in the world is minimal) that undermines the freedom and
choices for others……it really goes to show the level of deficiency there is
nowadays in people’s ability to rationalise and respect others wishes whether
they agree with them or not.
I’ll refer to the topic regarding the ‘Dead Or Alive Xtreme (three)
3’ video game which has lit up a fire between the video game’s publishers, Play
Asia and ‘Social Justice Warriors’, and other parties who are essentially
creating censorship. I won’t dive into the matter too much because other forms
of media cover this story far better then I’ll ever will (such as ReviewTechUSA,
AlphaOmegaSin, IGN and so on), but essentially DOA Xtreme three (3) is not
being granted passage to the West because of unfavourable backlash. Do I care
for the video game? No I do not, I stick to the main ‘Dead Or Alive’ series
because it’s a great handling fighting game series. I don’t care for the sex
appeal; I can understand how people can be offended, but at the same time I don’t
pay any attention because I have common sense and the ability to do other
things. If I am asked which side of the fence, I am on then; I would side with
Play Asia for opposing the ‘SJW’ by going about authorised business and
allowing gamers from the Western parts of the world to import the game. Why?
Because if people wish to import the video game and play it, then it is within
their rights to do so and Play Asia (and I’m assuming other retailers providing
imports) to provide the ability to those who want to. I have purchased games (mostly
games from the ‘Corpse Party’ series) and DVDs from Play Asia before, and I
will do so in the future for my importing desires because it is an online retailer
that provides me the opportunities that I wouldn’t otherwise have because I
live in the United Kingdom. Aside from some bias of my own there, it would be
safe to assume there are many customers of Play Asia who would take offense to
the ‘SJW’ and other opposition groups trying to shame Play Asia because they’re
not getting their way. Naturally some
people (namely the ‘SJW’) aren’t pleased by this, nor are they pleased that
they are regarded by Play Asia as nonsense. The reality however is that Play
Asia are right; the ‘Social Justice Warriors’ are nonsense because they are
effectively trying to stop people from having the choice (I realise I may get
some hostility for this, but I choose to stick with my words).
I get it; there are understandable reasons for why something
like Dead Or Alive Xtreme three (3) is opposed, and why the likes of the ‘SJW’
will want to campaign against something that depicts fictional women in bikinis
and shames women’s rights and portrayal. But here’s the thing; this is NOTHING
NEW! There have been numerous controversies regarding video games throughout
the world such as with Left 4 Dead 2 in Australia, the absurdly violent Manhunt
series, and here’s a reality check: all this controversy was in some form or
another long before video games existed (including television). The ‘SJW’ and
other campaign groups like this need to wake up and realise that s*****
happenstances are happening to everyone (not just women) and have and alas will
continue to happen throughout the world (and guess what, people are just as
terrible!). That is the reality whether its accepted or not. Work to comeback
real life situations, not the work of fiction that has an audience (just like
there’s an audience for other offensive media).
Sure people can be offended and angered by others and by
depictions of certain contents. I know there are many things that I won’t
tolerate in watching or hearing, but I am wise enough to understand that while
certain things aren’t for me, I can turn away and do something else and let the
audience who want to indulge in whatever they like be. People are different and
what appeals to some, won’t appeal to others. In the end, neither humanity or
the world as we know it is ‘perfect’; it simply is what it is, and for those
who can’t accept reality, I would suggest looking and understanding at their
own deficiencies and go about living their lives just like everyone else is
doing.
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Alright,
this is where this post (no.27) concludes. I apologise for any offense, though
I gave a disclaimer in advance for this very reason. Feel free to comment or
imply your own perceptions. I will attempt to have two (2) more posts available
to read before the end of 2015. Until next time, see ya!
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