>>453>not our goddess's purview>our goddess>eris>sister of ares>you know, the bitch who started the trojan war for the lulz>who's famous for riding on the back of ares' chariot laughing at all of the blood and corpses of battle>even the "nice" eris of old myth is basically the goddess of "potters hating potters"; that is, the goddess of competitive struggles. Murder is one of the ultimate results of discord between two parties…
However, if you read into what the /k/ube is all about, "he's" much more complex than "murder god", just like Eris is much more than "chaos goddess".
Basically, the /k/ube is an extended metaphor concerning the fight for survival of evolving life forms.
>"war is the way of man"every human alive is the end result of millions of years of natural stuggle, and of the struggle in competing for resources, both against other men, and against our non-human competitors.
>ave nex aleathis is where you can see eris the most, though. It's extremely bad latin, often taken as "hail murder cube", but in fact is agrammatical and literally "hail death game-of-chance".
it's saluting the sacred chao - the endless process of things ordering and reordering, living dying, becoming great and falling to dust.
It is different in imagery than discordianism (especially 1950s and 60s discordianism), in that it is far more raw and physical. That is, where someone like Robert Anton Wilson or Tim Leary would tell you to "think for yourself", the /k/ube is all about "defend yourself". One is a religion targeting pseudo-intellectuals, the other, pseudo-combatants.
As for being "greyfaced" (that is, proclaiming that there is one true way that comes with a set of laws ala abrahamism), though, no: far from it. All it preaches is that basically violence is a thing, and it's best to be ready to handle it better than whoever's waging it against you.