This 2012 bullshit going around.

I know that thousands and thousands of people out there have already heard of this super hyped 2012 Apocalypse thing, and honestly, I personally regard it as a Y2K syndrome. For as long as man has been alive, man has always been predicting Doomsday. I suppose it gives them a sense of urgency, a sense of being in the right here and right now, and importance. But given the benefit of the doubt, if the world does indeed end on December 21st, 2012, well then I have one thing to say. Why the fuck does it have to happen while I’m still probably only in college and not even legal age to drink yet?

Now, it’s quite obvious nothing will happen in 2012, even the Mayans themselves never said the Apocalypse was to come on 2012, merely a change in world order (which I suppose can be seen as a technological advancement and perhaps mankind getting their shit straight by using technology to help instead of crush) But I’ll never know, and nobody will, because the Mayans are long gone, and their reckoning came a long time ago. Honestly I think every few years, people require a new Doomsday theory. 6/6/06 was supposed to be one along with 2000. Nothing happened then, and nothing will happen on December 21st, 2012. And if anything does, well fuck me. Just my luck to have the world end just as my life is beginning.

I don’t know why people do this, I’m sure if there was any founded Scientific evidence by any accredited organization, they would have released the information a long time ago, seeing as 2012, is a mere four years off (information as in ways to protect yourself, warnings of the coming events, more serious scientific arguments/releases/reports). I hate having to hear about these damn apocalypse theories, especially this one since there’s so much “evidence” founded around it. Must the media bolster these mythological tales for instant hoopla? It’s not only unreasonably frightening and alarming, it’s also completely ridiculous. Now, I’m sure there are plenty of people out there, especially middle aged people and or Mayan literature buffs, that would love to think their miserable and failing lives will all be put to rest on 2012, but I as a just turning seventeen year old teenager, do not need to bear with the grief of such an apocalypse, and nor do the children that I want to father in the future.

In short, if these Maya knew anything they probably should have smelled their own demise first, rather than causing their stories to be translated hundreds of years later and causing all this panic and grief around old wives’ tales. Although honestly, I don’t find anything about this entertaining in the least, and personally-it’s revolting and just plain absurd. Why anyone would rather hold fatalistic ideals about the end of some extinct race’s calendar is beyond me. But I guess it’s all for the same reason we love to watch Godzilla movies, or zombie movies. Mankind just loves the idea of themselves dying I suppose. I guess we’re one sick race of bastards in the end.

4 Responses to “This 2012 bullshit going around.”

  1. Tom Says:

    I couldn’t agree more with what you’re saying here. All of this prophecy bullcrap is worthless to believe in. Why don’t people believe me if I run outside and say that I saw a flying pig? I know it sounds irrelevant to the point I am trying to make, but why do all these people believe what the Mayans predicted? Is it because they are an ancient civilization and we can’t ask them about it anymore, so we just assume that they were correct? Astrology was primitive back then, so if we can’t predict the end of the world with all of our advanced technology, then how the hell would those ancient Mayans be able to do so? It makes no sense.

    Also, everyone thinks that the Mayans said the world will end in 2012 because that is when their calender ended. Well, what if they didn’t have time to finish the calender and they just stopped adding to at at the year 2012? Did these “smart” people ever think of that aspect of this crappy prophecy? Of course the didn’t because it would just make too much sense to include that in the whole picture, wouldn’t it!

    Anyway, you’re right – this prophecy stuff is bullcrap. It’s what I’ve been saying for years.

  2. Andrey Polston Says:

    Mad Jackal!!! Great Post!

    you can check out my blog to find a title of a post matching a line you used on Y2K…

    I haven’t been blogging on it as much as I should be since I am (according to friends) “one opinionated bastard”… but here is the zinger… I logged into my 2012 related blog dashboard and my few lousy articles posted back in August (err before that i think) have actually been drawing steady hits on the metrics… ludicrously unbelievable!

    I run my company blog and have to work at drawing traffic… but this 2012 fear based garbage (just like global warming, y2k, etc,.) is keeping the traffic coming by default.

    this just shows the pathetic state of affairs in the general populations psychology…

  3. Andrey Polston Says:

    *here is the correct link to my blog… previous post was off in my “profile”.

  4. nomorebiggov Says:

    Lets face it if your a going to become an author of the next best seller hint:DA V code then telling the world thats addicted to the History Channel 2012 is the best way to get rich before its all over.
    Its almost like that ponzi thing you bought into a great lie then got burned.
    nice blog good post I agree to a point but time will tell right?
    take care from H.W


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