The Story of Your Enslavement!!!
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Frosty46
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Understanding is the first step to resolving problems.
The evolution of religion is interesting to those with open minds; and a total mystery to those who are it's victums. - 4 months ago
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Frosty46
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BRAVATRAVELS
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Frosty46:
Some of the reactions I see reminds me of this ....
http://whatsthematterwithkansas.com/
Gay Marriage! Who gives a shit! Love him...
- 4 months ago
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BRAVATRAVELS
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warman1138
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Control and obedience, pap for the masses assures this.
- 4 months ago
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warman1138
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thinkingfree
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Any one who studies theocracy will tell you, in private, that all religions are nothing more than a means of control and a form of taxation. The idea of a boogyman coming to get you should you not obey is the proof, not the salvation.
- 4 months ago
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thinkingfree
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EdJoyProductions
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Excellent. This can not be shared enough.
- 4 months ago
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EdJoyProductions
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BRAVATRAVELS
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There is somebody voting down all the comments .... Acting like a child....
I appreciate everybody's comments even if I don't agree with them....Trolls!!!
If you seen the video then choose another article and comment on it...
Other wise let the ones that never seen it comment in peace...Thanks my friends.....
- 4 months ago
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BRAVATRAVELS
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JanforGore
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Oh my, I went to a public school, I must be a sheep and slave. Oh my, I believe in the words of Christ, I must be a slave. And yet, people who constantly listen to these types of movies aren't... Whatever. It is as if this movie intends to strip you of your very emotions and humanity because you haven't the intelligence to know better.
- 4 months ago
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JanforGore
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Frosty46
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JanforGore:
Example noted----------
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Frosty46
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Anonmaly
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Okay......
Well I don't like people lying to me.....
I don't like people stealing from me....
I don't like when the person I'm in a committed relationship cheats on me....
I don't like people murdering me, my friends, or even enemies.....
I don't like when people are disrespectful to their parents (unless their parents are total garbage, then it's like "Way to go!!!"), which is kind of like I prefer people to honor their parents..... And the reason is, once it's okay to treat one group or person like shit, it becomes easier to treat others with disrespect...
I don't like working on a Saturday.... (arguably the original sabbath...)
Needles to say at this point, I realized whether religion played a part or not, I agreed with certain aspects, as a matter of common decency.....
So the cheap shot at religion...... Bla.... Should have said institutionalized religion or something... The most prevalent religion in the country is "predatory capitalism"..... "Greed is Good" is the mantra...
I mean maybe all you guys like those things up there I dislike.... Far be it from me to ask human decency right, or not be hateful of religion because some take it to the wrong place or use it like a tool...
(still a good vid)
- 4 months ago
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Anonmaly
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artemis6
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Anonmaly:
Good comment , voted up !
- 4 months ago
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artemis6
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Naumadd
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Anonmaly:
That the greedy called themselves "capitalists" and that those who hate them also call them "capitalists" doesn't make it so, nor does it mean greed is an essential part of capitalism.
It is not. Greed is predation. Predation has nothing to do with genuine capitalism.
Capitalism is the free and fair trade of value for value. Greed is not fair trade ... nor is it particularly free for those being cheated.
- 4 months ago
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Naumadd
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Frosty46
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Naumadd:
In what alternate dimension would one find this"Capitalism" ?
- 4 months ago
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Frosty46
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Leen61
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Great video and very thought provoking.
- 4 months ago
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Leen61
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artemis6
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Leen61:
you have no idea how many times it has been posted here . This exact video .
- 4 months ago
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artemis6
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Leen61
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artemis6:
Well, I'm glad BRAVATRAVELS posted it again.
- 4 months ago
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Leen61
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BRAVATRAVELS
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Leen61:
Thanks Leen61...
When I found the video because of my production class...
I didn't search current and said woooo let me see how many times has been posted...
I said I am glad I have a venue to spread the word....
- 4 months ago
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BRAVATRAVELS
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Leen61
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BRAVATRAVELS:
I'm glad you spread the word, BRAVATRAVELS. I did not see this video before. I thought it had some very good points in it. I read "1984" and saw the movie "1984"--the one with John Hurt which the video showed snippets of. What I got most from the video was that people can be controlled....plain and simple.
- 4 months ago
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Leen61
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dinm76
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Fantastic video! Listen and learn grasshopper.
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dinm76
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BRAVATRAVELS
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dinm76:
LMAO... Love it!
- 4 months ago
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BRAVATRAVELS
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kbshana
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this was a great video. Fear of the unknown causes us to lose our rationality and turn to any charlatan who claims to have seen what no man can see
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kbshana
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artemis6
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kbshana:
Only if you haven't seen it 20 times .
- 4 months ago
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artemis6
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unimatrix0
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Once you put your thinking cap on kids, you will realize this is, at bottom, nothing but libertarian propaganda, dressed up in a shiny, poetic package.
Don't buy the empty, vacuous, lazy lie libertarians are trying to sell you.
You are not a slave, and to claim you are a slave is a deep and terrible insult to those human beings who have truly lived a life in bondage.
- 4 months ago
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unimatrix0
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BRAVATRAVELS
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unimatrix0:
Kubler-Ross five stages of grief, which begins with denial:
Denial (this isn't happening to me!)
Anger (why is this happening to me?)
Bargaining (I promise I'll be a better person if...)
Depression (I don't care anymore)
Acceptance (I'm ready for whatever comes)I am not even closed to be a libertarian but the truth is the truth...
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BRAVATRAVELS
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unimatrix0
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BRAVATRAVELS:
Whether or not you have the cognitive capability to recognize this as libertarian propaganda does not change the fact that it is libertarian propaganda.
- 4 months ago
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unimatrix0
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BRAVATRAVELS
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unimatrix0:
I know.. you may think you know everything but let me decided for my self if I feel is a propaganda or not... After all we are entitled to our own opinion...Thanks for the comments
"The cognitive capability" ? really? jajajajjajajaajja
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BRAVATRAVELS
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Naumadd
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unimatrix0:
No, this isn't the libertarian party line - it's rantings of a cynical conspiracy theorist.
- 4 months ago
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Naumadd
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LivingPong
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unimatrix0:
I had a thought provoking and intelligent Minister who did not believe in dogma and instead looked at the Earth, it's creatures and tried to educate people to look for the good in things and stand against the bigotry and violence of the past. For this he was stripped of his position, cast out and the community church, built by the families of local people who attended, was then forcibly shut by the Police at the bequest of those higher up.
That was my introduction to Christianity and how it treated those who dare believe in science and respect for all people. I think it's only fair that people are allowed to express their views after hearing all the hatred of gay, non-creationist or other religions spewed out by members of churches. I have met at least two people who practised what they preached, but many others seemed to think lying, stealing, cheating or mistreating others is completely compatible with calling yourself a Christian.
Once cultural beliefs developed with the surrounding environment in mind and offered lessons and techniques to help the less experienced avoid danger, temptation and also learn of knowledge that would aid in their survival. If such cultural beliefs are removed from the context they were developed within, they no longer make much sense.
Christianity wouldn't help someone who lives within the means of their environment. It wouldn't be of aid for finding water or identifying edible or toxic plants. It would not help preserve the ecosystem that sustains life. In fact the blood of Christ is a death sentence for many people with no previous exposure to alcohol, and a dark confronting concept hard to comprehend. This new religion replaced much of the culture which had served it's people well for many thousands of years, turning their world inside out, back to front and never to be found again. It is now seemingly impossible for these beautiful people to live in harmony with the land again as they once did, and may take hundreds or even thousands of years to rediscover lost knowledge when eventually it is needed again.
People once sought ideas to explain the world, and provide a set of standards to conform to. However values and morality are not a monopoly belonging to certain religious text. Take Uganda and the murdering of homosexual people at the hands of those corrupted by religion. For to take another's life, because they are different according to words on papers delivered by foreign fanatics, shows the damage that can still be wrought upon a people when mythology is treated as literal fact.
It is now accepted the Earth is not flat, so why not acknowledge the bible is an old and outdated text, with ideas that can be dangerous to your health. Like an outdated medical book, it has a place in our repositories of old belief, but to be used as a modern guide for living is a misplaced belief. Spare yourself from blood-letting or domination by the unscrupulous. Enjoy the stories, like many good books it has redeeming features and lessons can be learned, but it is not a book to be worshipped.
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LivingPong
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kbshana
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Currently_Funky:
people are realizing the institutions of thousands of years ago are no longer relevant. Now is the time to create not the institutions, but the personal belief structures of each individual as we move forward as a species
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kbshana
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gatormouth
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Historically, canon law was often enforced by the state government by a method such as the Inquisition and as such was law the Citizens could not afford to ignore.
In most modern National societies since the Peace of Westphalia confirmed the Reformation, church and state have been separated; the government will not enforce canon law and the Church has no privileged voice within in the law-making apparatus of the state. But I suppose that in the West a militant controlling Church has always been the handmaid of empire and the "Divine Right" of rule, from Constantine on. Even Mussolini when he wanted to re-create the Roman Empire, cultivated the Church and leaned upon it for support. As he said, "Fascism is a religious concept". A State serving Church also existed in our South prior to the Civil war and later in both Franco's Spain and Peron's Argentina the Church supported the dictatorship.
There is an argument that our Nation is undergoing a hostile takeover over by an "empire" conisting of cooperating international (or, better, postnational) corporations that intend to convert us to colonial status. - 4 months ago
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gatormouth
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shakamaster2012
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It's about time I see this on the front page..
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shakamaster2012
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MSII
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The fear of death and the repression of same is the basic of human psychology and by extension "culture". The Pulitzer prize winning psychologist Ernest Becker's work was about this centrally. Excellent documentary about this
http://www.flightfromdeath.com/
As far as "religion" goes, well all people have a religion, a "belief system". Atheism is a belief system, so is Agnosticism, and Science itself. People are often as fanatical about any of these as the most lunatic-fundamentalist-snake-handler. - 4 months ago
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MSII
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BRAVATRAVELS
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MSII:
Sorry T_T Do not put Science in the same category of a belief system... Sciences is base on facts,,, belief systems are feelings...
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BRAVATRAVELS
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artemis6
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MSII:
Money too is a belief system . It is failing as we speak . Time for a new way of thinking , one based on resources that actually exist , like drinkable water , breathable air , good soil and clean seas for fish .
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artemis6
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artemis6
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MSII:
Science is constantly re testing and refining theories on new data . religions such as money and political ideologies , repeat failed cycles again and again . No comparison .
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artemis6
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MSII
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BRAVATRAVELS:
Ideally, but human beings are far from ideal. Scientific history (including modern) is filled with people who fanatically held to theories that the true objective science was strongly against because of their personal feelings/ego, etc.
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MSII
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LivingPong
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MSII:
I spent some time on science forums for a while and there were some real fanatical guys on there. Especially in the physics area, relativity was constantly a point of argument. Some individuals could not help but constantly argue new theories were wrong because they contradicted old theories. The idea that some established theories may be inaccurate or may not apply under certain conditions was often met with contempt. I came across at least one member you could say believed certain things with a religious like further and would not consider any other theory that emerged. I liked stirring people like that up by inventing the most absurd theory, making sure that it undermined relativity. Hook, line and neutrino, then watch the sparks fly.
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LivingPong
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Frosty46
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MSII:
However those outside religions rarely murder their detractors as religions have and do-------
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Frosty46
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BRAVATRAVELS
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MSII:
I always remember this quote when debating about science....
"A fact is a simple statement that everyone believes. It is innocent, unless found guilty. A hypothesis is a novel suggestion that no one wants to believe. It is guilty, until found effective."
-Edward Teller - 4 months ago
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MSII
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Frosty46:
Might want to say "Western religion", where I agree 100%, but you know you just don't find remotely the level of killing with Eastern religions. Buddhists aren't out there waging jihads. My whole point is fanaticism is fanaticism regardless of labels. I know the psychology of this, it is basic to humanity it is based at it's core on death and the repression of death. People need something larger then themselves to more or less "worship". religions, particular ideas, ideologies are -very- popular (we of course see that on these forums)! People attach themselves to these things with a absolute fundamentalist devotion (that's the whole point, giving oneself to "something larger" and "infallible", absolute). As for your statement "However those outside religions rarely murder their detractors as religions have and do-------" well I would say ideologies, yes that's right there, the endless wars we have today are exactly that, 1 particular political religion trying to kill another. Neocon ideology against whatever you want to call what Iraq was.
- 4 months ago
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MSII
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savroD
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As a follow-up....
Though a lot of the points are interesing and true, the subtext is an appeal to libertarianism and anarchy that Ayn Rand might be proud of. Look folks.... If humanity is to progress and survive long enough to evolve or speciate, we must rely upon science and technology. As such and for this to happen, science and technology requires the minds of the present to stand upn the shoulders of those in the past. Corporations are lazy and wil maximize profit for the least effort. It requires a more perfect union to organize a world where we are all equal under the law. The only things that stand in the way are the perverting influences of money and the controling influences of religious/supernatural beliefs. As Hendrix points out below, humans are being farmed from the view of an outside viewer; however, the truth is that we are being controlled by our memes, our ideas. Will civilization rise above the "...isms" of the world and unleash a new era? This is not likely. The future lies with us solving issues of our own biotechnology. In twenty years we will be able to characterize most behavior and more importantly sociopathy by a brain and gene scan. Huxley's Brave New World will be upon us; and, the liberty that one derives from the notion of free will can go the way of the religions that produced it. If you don't like that future, the reservation awaits; It waits along with the lowly asteroid that could lay terminate us all faster than your belief! - 4 months ago
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savroD
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savroD
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Up From The Skies
I just want to talk to you. I won't uh, do you no harm,
I just want to know about your different lives, on
this here people farm.I heard some of you got your families, living in
cages tall & cold,
And some just stay there and dust away, past the
age of old.
Is this true? Please let me talk to you.I just wanna know about, the rooms behind
your minds,
Do I see a vacuum there, or am I going blind?
Or is it just remains from vibrations and echoes
long ago,
Things like 'Love the World' and 'Let your fancy
flow',
Is this true? Please let me talk to you. Let me
talk to you.I have lived here before, the days of ice,
And of course this is why I'm so concerned,
And I come back to find the stars misplaced
and the smell of a world that has burned.The smell of a world that has burned.
Well, maybee, maybe it's just a change of
climate.
I can dig it, I can dig it baby, I just want to see.So where do I purchase my ticket,
I would just like to have a ringside seat,
I want to know about the new Mother Earth,
I want to hear and see everything,
I want to hear and see everything,
I want to hear and see everything.
Aw, shucks,
If my daddy could see me now. - 4 months ago
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savroD
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nikonwilly
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Watched this in the past and still believe 100% in it's validity.
Wake up , to see the prison is to leave it! - 4 months ago
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nikonwilly
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rerushg
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nikonwilly:
Yes Perfect. Can't add anything to that.
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rerushg
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EmperorThan
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This one salvia trip I had reminded me of this video. But the person doing the controlling was like this giant puppetmaster I couldn't see was always trying to trick me and it freaked me out.
Then I forgot what directions like up and down were...
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EmperorThan
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artemis6
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I have thought about this , and i believe it is the pyramid power structures that are always ultimately corrupted . IF we switched to lateral power structures , that , in all things , religion , government , cooperative businesses and the like , that would change . We could DO this with the communications we have . Cut out the middlemen , no politicians , just vote on the issues , debate ourselves how to implement them . REAL democracy . I individual one vote .
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artemis6
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bailey78
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artemis6:
Now that sounds like a real plan to cure what ails us.
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bailey78
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artemis6
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bailey78:
worth a try ...
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artemis6
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MSII
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artemis6:
It's been pointed out from time to time that humanities very strong hierarchical tendencies coupled with intelligence will ultimately be the source of humanities destruction. We can certainly see endless examples of this, when truly -evil- people hold power, various dictators immediately come to mind. How do they hold power and control? People bow to them as "authority figures". If Hitlers close associates had just said No, for instance, or Stalin's, etc. I frankly hope a way is found to remove this strong tendency from humanity through biotechnology sooner rather then later. Technology becomes cheaper and more powerful day by day, smaller and smaller groups of crazies have access to greater and greater power that just isn't good.
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MSII
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artemis6
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MSII:
So , you can think of a lateral power structure that was corrupted ? I would surely like to know about this ! Hierarchical = NOT lateral . Do you think it is worth a try ?
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artemis6
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MSII
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artemis6:
I was not commenting on lateral structures, but what you called "pyramid" (hierarchical), although I imagine lateral would still be subject to hierarchical thinking to a much lesser extent.
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MSII
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artemis6
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MSII:
My original comment , that you responded to was about lateral power structures . I am curious to know , How easily would it be for wikipedia (lateral power structure) to be corrupted and STAY that way in you opinion ?
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artemis6
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MSII
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artemis6:
No idea, I don't know anything about the details of how wikipedia operates.
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MSII
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artemis6
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MSII:
Not even curious ?
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artemis6
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LivingPong
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artemis6:
Lithuania, I think, has a system where the citizens can vote on issues before parliament online. They have elected representatives who conduct debating and introduction of legislation while connected online and the public gets a chance to vote on changes to law and introduction of new policy. This system seems to work quite well for them and it would be easy to trial in other existing systems. Such a system would allow people to be more informed about changes taking place to their laws and participate in ensuring it is of benefit to everyone.
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LivingPong
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artemis6
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LivingPong:
This is very interesting , i will check it out ! Thanks for the tip ... There is much to be learned .
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artemis6
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ThatCrazyLibertarian:
I am glad I was able to provided you with More pennies...
Thanks for the comments....)0(
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artemis6
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ThatCrazyLibertarian:
you could buy pizza ...
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artemis6
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ThatCrazyLibertarian:
Yeah , wearisome , huh .
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artemis6
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BRAVATRAVELS
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"Americans are so enamored of equality that they would rather be equal in slavery than unequal in freedom."
-Alexis de Tocqueville
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BRAVATRAVELS