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Hatred is a power emotion
Posted on 10/17/23 at 2:04 am
Posted on 10/17/23 at 2:04 am
Man. I just wish it was directed at the true enemy.
And I don't mean Arabs and I don't mean Jews.
The Gaza Strip is actually a really good prototype of the way they want us all to live. It is very efficient in how it packs the most people in the smallest space. Stacked atop one another. No room for trees or sunlight. No barefoot walks across the lawn. Or weekend barbeques with neighbors. Very few automobiles. Very little freedom. Photographs taken for facial recognition databases. No ownership. No room to live or breath.
As housing becomes more and more financially inaccessible to the average America and food becomes less affordable and new automobiles reach four figure payments, we put our legitimate worries aside and hate and argue over something going on a world away.
And this is all very convenient for them. It takes our scrutiny away from them as we turn our attention away from what they are doing to us and to our children.
I will not comply. I will not anguish over what they want me to focus on. I will not lose my senses over someone else's crimes in some other place a world away.
I will choose my own enemies. The true enemies. The ones who exert their control over me and oppress me. On them I will dwell.
And I don't mean Arabs and I don't mean Jews.
The Gaza Strip is actually a really good prototype of the way they want us all to live. It is very efficient in how it packs the most people in the smallest space. Stacked atop one another. No room for trees or sunlight. No barefoot walks across the lawn. Or weekend barbeques with neighbors. Very few automobiles. Very little freedom. Photographs taken for facial recognition databases. No ownership. No room to live or breath.
As housing becomes more and more financially inaccessible to the average America and food becomes less affordable and new automobiles reach four figure payments, we put our legitimate worries aside and hate and argue over something going on a world away.
And this is all very convenient for them. It takes our scrutiny away from them as we turn our attention away from what they are doing to us and to our children.
I will not comply. I will not anguish over what they want me to focus on. I will not lose my senses over someone else's crimes in some other place a world away.
I will choose my own enemies. The true enemies. The ones who exert their control over me and oppress me. On them I will dwell.
This post was edited on 10/17/23 at 2:09 am
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Posted on 10/17/23 at 2:31 am to RiverCityTider
I’m sympathetic to your point, but the US, and other powerful countries through history, have always met their enemies overseas to avoid having those problems come to their shores.
If we were isolationist we would wake up one day and find ourselves confronted with enemies much more powerful than us. I know that’s not popular on here, but it’s true.
If we were isolationist we would wake up one day and find ourselves confronted with enemies much more powerful than us. I know that’s not popular on here, but it’s true.
Posted on 10/17/23 at 5:23 am to Penrod
Funny how today's left are r
Neocons they despised 40-50 yrs ago.
Neocons they despised 40-50 yrs ago.
Posted on 10/17/23 at 5:39 am to Penrod
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we were isolationist we would wake up one day and find ourselves confronted with enemies much more powerful than us
In between global Karenism (current policy) and Isolationism is a hell of a lot of territory. Mainly non Interventionism.
The opposite of world control isn't isolation.
Posted on 10/17/23 at 7:21 am to Penrod
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, have always met their enemies overseas to avoid having those problems come to their shores.
Not so much for the first hundred years and then did a little test case with Spain.
The U.S. Avoided WWI and WWII for years until getting dragged in. After that we had a total mind shift and gave ourselves permission to mess about every corner of the world.
This post was edited on 10/17/23 at 10:41 am
Posted on 10/17/23 at 7:24 am to RiverCityTider
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The ones who exert their control over me and oppress me. On them I will dwell.
It's hard to fight them.
Whether you like it or not, those who control you have a massive army of braindead, lazy morons at their disposal.
I get what you're trying to say, but unfortunately it's only half true.
Posted on 10/17/23 at 7:42 pm to oogabooga68
Just seems odd fighting for your oppressor.
A country has to come together on some basis. Some, like Japan, share the same ethnicity and culture.
Here we did it a different way. We dropped the ethnicity requirement. We dropped the culture retirement.
All fine and of a nobler design. But the idea was to share ideas about freedom and governance ... the only things that truly unite and can truly break us apart.
But when they removed that, the last glue holding us together, they knew it would fly apart. When they started teaching grievance and division, they knew what would happen to our country.
So now, by what reasoning do we join them in their wars? The flag? And how is it that we suppose our interventions over there are of a nobler kind when the same ones who "lead" us have eaten away our unity ... like a cancer.
So what are we fighting for. We're are feeling a pride like an ampute feels a leg long ago cut away. We are feeling the memory of a pride and not pride in being American.
Do not support their wars. They haven't the moral standing to lead us into war. The evidence is all around us that their nature is destructive. If they would destroy our lives and futures and undermind the greatest freest country in the world, what worse cruelty do they have in store for our so-called enemies abroad.
No more war. No more following their lead.
A country has to come together on some basis. Some, like Japan, share the same ethnicity and culture.
Here we did it a different way. We dropped the ethnicity requirement. We dropped the culture retirement.
All fine and of a nobler design. But the idea was to share ideas about freedom and governance ... the only things that truly unite and can truly break us apart.
But when they removed that, the last glue holding us together, they knew it would fly apart. When they started teaching grievance and division, they knew what would happen to our country.
So now, by what reasoning do we join them in their wars? The flag? And how is it that we suppose our interventions over there are of a nobler kind when the same ones who "lead" us have eaten away our unity ... like a cancer.
So what are we fighting for. We're are feeling a pride like an ampute feels a leg long ago cut away. We are feeling the memory of a pride and not pride in being American.
Do not support their wars. They haven't the moral standing to lead us into war. The evidence is all around us that their nature is destructive. If they would destroy our lives and futures and undermind the greatest freest country in the world, what worse cruelty do they have in store for our so-called enemies abroad.
No more war. No more following their lead.
This post was edited on 10/17/23 at 7:47 pm
Posted on 10/17/23 at 8:03 pm to RiverCityTider
People have bought into the agenda. They watch too much mindless drivel on TV and believe inane bullshite they read on social media. They embrace lies like climate change and Covid boosters because they have forgotten how to think for themselves. They will do what their overlords tell them to because they follow the path of least resistance.
Posted on 10/17/23 at 8:17 pm to RiverCityTider
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the way they want us all to live
Who exactly do you think they are?
Posted on 10/17/23 at 8:23 pm to Numberwang
The Globalist from Agenda 2030. Smart Growth. 15 Minute Cities. Sea levels are not rising too close to Baracks $$12 million sea side mansion They.
Posted on 10/17/23 at 8:29 pm to Numberwang
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