
The Bible says "Do not love this world". Loving this world means you're appropriating it for yourself. The world was created by God, it doesn't belongs to you so you shouldn't have a say in how it works.
It's a key principle of stoicism. If you want to take over the world, you need to know what the world actually is. You must fully embrace the fact that you live in a jewish world. You are evil, because the jews won and thus are the good guys. Embrace the fact that you're evil. The jews own America and Europe so stop treating these jewish properties with respect. Be evil until your enemy is finally gone.
A better way to define "caring": You should only care about problems if they affect you, otherwise it's none of your bussiness. Smart people are capable of foreseeing problems that could affect them in the future and that's why they sometimes step in to help strangers. Stupid people can't foresee the future and that's why they think altruism is about "human rights" or "morality" and that's how they end up helping their own enemies: because they don't understand consequences and believe that "good intentions" are enough to make their actions good.
It's a key principle of stoicism. If you want to take over the world, you need to know what the world actually is. You must fully embrace the fact that you live in a jewish world. You are evil, because the jews won and thus are the good guys. Embrace the fact that you're evil. The jews own America and Europe so stop treating these jewish properties with respect. Be evil until your enemy is finally gone.
A better way to define "caring": You should only care about problems if they affect you, otherwise it's none of your bussiness. Smart people are capable of foreseeing problems that could affect them in the future and that's why they sometimes step in to help strangers. Stupid people can't foresee the future and that's why they think altruism is about "human rights" or "morality" and that's how they end up helping their own enemies: because they don't understand consequences and believe that "good intentions" are enough to make their actions good.