Austrian philosopher Carl Jaspers defines four types of guilt;
- Criminal- that is the violation of the written laws.
- Political- being a part of the nation or state which performs crimes against people.
3. Moral-responsibility before your own conscience.
4. Metaphysical- feeling responsible not only for your doings but also for the doings of others.
There are only two main fears in the life of any American:
- Fear of feeling poor
- Fear of feeling guilty
Mind you, there is no fear of being poor or being guilty; that's the feeling that counts. That's because the action, the "being' is controlled by God, not an individual. It could be God's will that you are poor and He works in mysterious ways. It certainly could be God's will or even the Devil's will that you are caught red- handed; nothing can be done about that. But feeling is a different story. If you do not feel poor, you are happy no matter what and you can "pursue happyness' as in that fairy-tale on the screen. If you don't feel guilty you can enjoy life no matter what and there is an open valve to blame others (someone should be guilty) for your own doings or for association. If you don't feel those two feelings you are never depressed and make everyone around you happy too. It sounds a little morbid, like a Bad Seed morality but the main message of the paid flatterers, the MSM, to any American is "It is not your fault.'
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