What if it isn't misinfo? Are you not even curious about the possibility? The death of curiosity is certainly an indicator of a society in decline.
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What if it isn't misinfo? Are you not even curious about the possibility? The death of curiosity is certainly an indicator of a society in decline.
This is the truth. I registered Libertarian when I first voted in 1988. I suspended all growth politically/philosophically while in the military and while on terminal leave from getting medically retired I was reding Lysander Spooner. He pretty much grenaded any reverence I have for the Constitution in Constitution of No Authority, The Unconstitutionality of Slavery, and Jury Duty. For those who are not familiar, these were written prior to 1860.
The public/private education problem is tough. The Nation-State will inculcate its pupils just as a Corporation will. They both are parasites on the mind.
Buck
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little alien on campus
People who wish for death shall receive what they ask for; what you put out you attract; your thoughts are you, whether your thoughts are about yourself or not.
Buck
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What ever happened to having non-idiot parents that can teach their kids like parents have for 1000's of years?
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Parents undermine the power of the state by teaching their children to think and fend for themselves. That’s why home schooling in many countries is actually illegal, one of those country’s is Germany, where home schooling is still illegal to this day.
Very true. This was the true agenda when the government co-opted the women's suffrage and labor rights movement. Get women in the factories /we can pay them less! And then nobodies watching the children, throw them into indoctrination camps! The story of Charles and Mary Beard being railroaded to favor an interventionist/war mongering view of American history is interesting. They wouldn't budge so JP Morgan and friends paid the way for 17 academics to Oxford to come back and form the nucleus of the American Historical Association with a BritishBanker/pro-war perspective. They just waited the Beards out.
Yip, the family is ground zero. The state is spiritually the antithesis of the family. As the state grows, and every good government employee is seeking to grow their department; it displaces the family. The state grows in power and scope and families break, men get soft and break from corporate living, young boys lose a role model and girls see men as not particularly useful outside of seed bearer. What women gain from the opportunity of being a CEO is at the expense of the family. I am not nor would I ever argue they shouldn't have the opportunity, but we need to pull back and get a better perspective of what's going on. And of course, unfortunately, we are not going to grenade this corporate consumerist construct when the getting is good. I gotz1more system to build
.My son went to public school and then on to SJSU. My daughter was in Montessori up to K and now she is 14 and in a hybrid program where she is home 2 days and at school 3 days. She is thoroughly deprogrammed from state indoctrination that you can not otherwise avoid since all books are federally sanctioned and funded.
Kim YeonMi has done some great interviews lately. Lex Fridman and Jordan Peterson interviewed her. Amazine human being. Highly encouraged listening. It does dovetail nicely with the above discussion.
Buck
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Yip, the family is ground zero. The state is spiritually the antithesis of the family. As the state grows, and every good government employee is seeking to grow their department; it displaces the family. The state grows in power and scope and families break, men get soft and break from corporate living, young boys lose a role model and girls see men as not particularly useful outside of seed bearer. What women gain from the opportunity of being a CEO is at the expense of the family. I am not nor would I ever argue they shouldn't have the opportunity, but we need to pull back and get a better perspective of what's going on. And of course, unfortunately, we are not going to grenade this corporate consumerist construct when the getting is good. I gotz1more system to build
My son went to public school and then on to SJSU. My daughter was in Montessori up to K and now she is 14 and in a hybrid program where she is home 2 days and at school 3 days. She is thoroughly deprogrammed from state indoctrination that you can not otherwise avoid since all books are federally sanctioned and funded.
Kim YeonMi has done some great interviews lately. Lex Fridman and Jordan Peterson interviewed her. Amazine human being. Highly encouraged listening. It does dovetail nicely with the above discussion.
The truth is that the leaders of the UN are all Luciferians and are in a death cult. They hate the life of humanity, and want to completely break it apart and destroy it, and they enjoy doing that as an act of dominance. Cat playing with a mouse while it kills it, that kind of thing. It's satisfaction to them when they can take what's good and normal in the Natural Order and destroy it. These people do not accept or appreciate reality as it is, therefore they miss all of the beauty in life. It's a type of insanity. You really have to understand that these people hate humanity and want to merge with machines. They are literally that nuts. Try me and I'll dump post about it. They write about it all the time, it's in the open, and people get what they deserve.
In the age of information, ignorance is a choice. People need to awaken their inner beasts that's been so well culled out of us, so that you can sense the beasts around yourself. I'm not sure how to explain this, but people are just not conscious, to some degree. Part of the population has some part of their brain that isn't on and should be. It's like a sensor or a processing complex, and it helps us have intuition about the environment around us. The people who don't know what's coming are the same type of people who would go to Africa and try to take a selfie with a lion. It's like people's minds are trapped inside of world that doesn't exist, and people don't have the senses to see that. I'm not trying to be demeaning, but there's something seriously wrong with the mind of mankind. People just don't act like people used to anymore, I don't know how else to describe it. Part of humanity just feels gone. You can see it in their eyes.
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An alignment of belief and an alliance of blood most certainly does best describe what I see going on.
Reading your statement of peoples lack of coherency brings to mind Tecumseh and Wetiko.
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I have read Paul Levy and I prefer going to him for source conversations on Wetiko, but this is not bad for a primer.
Buck
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I've had a NDE before. That's a lot of why I'm like this. I think you may understand. That's all I can say on that one.
Reality? It's time for the commoners to set differences aside and co-create a new reality. One that doesn't feed the egos of the political middle management class and enrich the technocrats and their monied family masters. We can do, but not while we are addicted to the system that mines us and makes us see the world through our insecurities and fears.
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