Ruler's Charter

(1) Life has no innate desirability because her pleasant sides belong to the same cruelty spectrum as her unpleasant sides; (2) Life maximises suffering through the very means used to alleviate it, allowing just enough compensation to keep the sadistic trap going; (3) Life toys with us in order to reward our capacity for malice and punish our propensity to love; (4) All human interaction is ultimately deception designed to establish trust in order to further agenda, i.e. position on the cruelty spectrum, at one's expense; (5) All morality ultimately results in despair at and disgust with life as a profoundly immoral phenomenon—worse, morality itself is immoral; (6) The measure of human life is cruelty, however hidden and disguised; (7) When all is said and done, life is experienced as a near-permanent state of undesirability whose compensations come with higher costs; (8) It is precisely life's concessions to our happiness that perpetuate her system of cruelty and prevent it from faltering. (9) We are the first victims of our will to power. (10) Life is like a mortgage: she takes what she gives with interest. (11) The only antitode to malevolism is the love of void, i.e. nihilism. (12) Credit and debt, approval and dismissal, attention and ignorance all reveal the same will to cruelty.