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There’s no such thing as evil. It was a typical act of a human being. And if you want to look at human history from the day that we came, from the primordial swamp that creation began in, what you’re calling evil is part of human nature.

— Nikolas Schreck

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I consider 'human' to be an ugly word. I think most of humanity is debased and deformed, and evolution[arily] unfit to continue.

It’s a planet of the dead for the dead, but there are a few of us who are still alive, and we're going to build a new world whether they like it or not. Of course they are going to try to resist that.

European man was a part of a pagan, tribal culture and I believe that is the natural order, and that is the way we should be living. People tend to forget that the western world, the heresy and the legacy of the western world is barbarism, we are barbarians.

A manichaean devil. And I think the human race requires a villain, a counterpart, something to use as a scapegoat. And that really is what the idea of the devil is all about, the scapegoat, the thing that is driven out of society because all of Man’s fears are put on that thing, and that’s certainly what Manson represents.

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