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ParticipantGod listened to Silence. Silence kept quiet; God became annoyed, and He spoke: the Universe was born (and Silence died.)
The universe is made of dissatisfaction;
you can crank up the dissatisfaction dial to eleven but you can’t switch it off, nor even turn it down to zero (some among us try, though, out of sheer dissatisfaction.)a kullervo
ParticipantGreetings,
Life is like having to eat all your meals at a restaurant where the menu is written in an unknown language using glyphs you can’t decipher, with items added – and removed – everyday and the entries’ order changing on a daily basis; you like to think you can chose but you are only fooling yourself: we all know that you point at the menu and use intuition to haphazardly stop your finger over one out of all those cryptic options, hoping for the best.
Now, let me ask you: do you know what intuition is? Is it akin to “free will”? An educated guess, perhaps? Or is it God’s will?Thank you for the kind words.
Surely, some of us came around after a difficult delivery – maybe a sign those reincarnation types are into something: already knowing what’s in store we react, trying to avoid rebirth with all the might a baby can muster.
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ParticipantYou were born a slave,
Slave to the preservation instinct.
Arguably, slavery entails a life which can be long,
And that much sought after peaceful end.
You can only escape slavery through madness.
Madness is most likely conducive to a brief life
(not to mention a gruesome death.)
Are you willing to pay the price?(Heaven)
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ParticipantDon’t let madamski wits fool you: she’s younger.
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ParticipantThe puppeteers maneuvering Sleepy Joe are arrogant, perhaps condescending, but they are pros: they redirect the populace’s attention to some distraction while the real shenanigans are being perpetrated… bread, circus and then collapse – sticks and stones will break one’s bones, at WW IV.
[The human condition (= crab-bucket effect): we must deceive each other continuously lest someone wake up and recognises Truth.]
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ParticipantGreetings,
One can regard the general response to the trendy virus as:
a) A global conspiracy theory working its way through;
b) global stupidity reaching a paroxysmic peak.Is it only me who considers b) as far worse than anything else?
“To the casual observer, clear thinking is like a glossy, spotless surface: one can hardly fathom what lurks beneath.”
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ParticipantThe Trickster
is taking a stand:
A global potlatch!
Isn’t it grand!
The faithless
turning to salt;
The salt into sand………Modern civilization was built upon a relentless – and harsh – critique of personal pain; such a pity we weren’t inspired to build one based on the critique of personal desires (“the pursuit of balance” instead of “the pursuit of happiness”, so to speak.)
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ParticipantMost of us have accepted the prison our ancestors built for us.
For awhile we thought that embellishing the prison’s walls was all we needed.
Now that many of the inmates are going crazy we complain and do nothing.
Complaining is foolish but doing nothing is fine,
because you cannot prevent
the ebb and flow.a kullervo
ParticipantRights vs. Needs
(Lets imagine you want to keep on living.) You are presented with the following options:
a) To be placed in a prison with guaranteed regular meals.
b) To be placed in the middle of a desert with guaranteed unrestrained freedom.Take your pick and act accordingly.
(First you take care of the fundamental needs – then you go around proselytizing about rights, disturbing everyone else’s peace of mind and making a nuisance out of yourself.)
“80
If a country is governed wisely,
its inhabitants will be content.
They enjoy the labor of their hands
and don’t waste time inventing
labor-saving machines.
Since they dearly love their homes,
they aren’t interested in travel.
There may be a few wagons and boats,
but these don’t go anywhere.
There may be an arsenal of weapons,
but nobody ever uses them.
People enjoy their food,
take pleasure in being with their families,
spend weekends working in their gardens,
delight in the doings of the neighborhood.
And even though the next country is so close
that people can hear its roosters crowing and its dogs barking,
they are content to die of old age
without ever having gone to see it.”Lao-Tzu, Tao Te Ching (translation by S. Mitchell)
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ParticipantNobody wants to understand how scary this is. Freedom is a basic right.
• EU’s Green Pass Will Only Be Valid With EMA-Approved COVID Vaccinations (EN)There is no such thing as “rights” – there are only needs.
Rights are an abstract construct created by any given human group (a society). Rights are devised, implemented, changed and canceled at society’s whim.
Needs are real. You have to satisfy them as a long as you want to remain a viable living entity/species, regardless of any rights you may think you are entitled to.
There are 6 fundamental needs (5 complementary and 1 supplementary):
– To breathe.
– To sleep.
– To excrete.
– To exert self-restraint.
– To eat.
(the supplementary)
– To procreate.[Listed by decreasing order of importance, “importance” here meaning degree of control (= ability to suppress it at will for unrestricted periods of time) one has over a particular need.]
March 11, 2021 at 5:52 pm in reply to: Mass Vaccination Amidst A Pandemic Creates An Irrepressible Monster #70976a kullervo
ParticipantHuman evolution: from simple clumsiness to clumsy complexity.
We are better than our ancestors because, instead of grunting while using rocks and body strength, we now also use plastics, electricity and words to make mistakes and commit crimes.
After all, there’s nothing like feeling effortlessly cool and restrained while doing things – even of the despicable kind – to make everything look definitely better.
(What is the goal of the portraitist? To depict things; simple as that.)
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Participant“Yeah, we’re not the only [Tech giants] victims. Looking for alternatives.”
Greetings,
When you voluntarily adhere to something, you cannot be a victim – you are self-victimizing.
If you think otherwise then I have a nice spot I can sell to you in Utopia, the consequence-free planet.Yes, freedom of choice instead of freedom from choice, multiple choices between lesser evils and all that jazz – life sucks and then you die.
Cheers.
a kullervo
ParticipantFully Vaccinated People Can Gather Without Masks – CDC (AP)
The jab ploy is being pushed relentlessly.
Obviously, this is not about money; what, then?
Is it because TPTB crave the submission? Or are TPTB pursuing a specific goal by inoculating an alien agent in as many subjects as possible?(Is it possible for the common citizen to get an independent assessment on what the vaccines are made of?
“Too expensive, too complicated, and you wouldn’t understand it anyways.”
I thought so…
A functioning society is based on shared trust, and trust doesn’t live here anymore.)a kullervo
Participant“Between the body and death there is only me.”
(The ego is the way the human body reacts to its demise.)“Saving lives” is a fallacy;
“Procrastinating death” the sole reality.a kullervo
Participant“See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil.”
Q. Where are the “serious” scientists?
A. “Serious” scientists are, like all the rest, human beings: they have human needs and human whims to fulfill. When choices boil down to seriousness vs. salary the former goes MIA.
A humble suggestion to all scientists out there, “serious” or callous: grab a copy of A Canticle for Leibowitz and ponder about the future.
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Participant“The most foolish delusion is the one contending that science defeats pain.”
Or,
“How strongly do you believe the character you’re playing will have a happy ending?”
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ParticipantGreetings,
Only real hunger has real clout over the masses.
People will only start to move when hunger becomes a real threat to them and/or their children.
Until then, as noble as they may be, all other efforts will fall on deaf ears.a kullervo
ParticipantGreetings,
Humans come with a built-in safety device: death.
The only thing that matters is to avoid prolonged pain before dying – it will be wise to be around someone who can kill you fast in such a case (it will also be advisable to man up yourself to the task if this happens to the one(s) you lay your trust with.)
You can only see what you are able to see.
Life’s just
an educated guess,
nothing more,
nothing less.a kullervo
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ParticipantSo vaccine side-effects have become a source of distress, uh?
Worry not, all you need is a timely vaccine production delay and, hey presto!a kullervo
ParticipantBezos against mail-in votes, health “authorities” making political decisions…
De-humanise yourself
as the endgame?a kullervo
ParticipantObsession with what we can lose, obsession with what we can achieve.
A blessing becoming a curse.
Betting the hard won lessons of the past against the unseen wonders of the future is the name of the game; we lose, yet we can’t quit.“This eagerness to change
Such a shame.”
Mark Hollisa kullervo
ParticipantRich clowns & poor clowns, good cops & bad cops, they all get paid anyways (as long as they behave and don’t roll too far astray from the tree.)
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ParticipantDo you still believe that the ones who have carried really hindering tasks to TPTB kept on living?
If you do and you consider yourself as a well informed citizen perhaps it’s about time to make a good, hard appraisal of what you think “cognitive dissonance” means to you.a kullervo
ParticipantConfucius
– 100 years scope: teach the people? For the most part, people have short-term learning skills; only a few are able to effectively learn during the span of the regular studying years, and even less are capable to learn during a full lifetime. The effort and resources spent on “mass education” were never meant to elevate the people or to shape the future beyond the scope of a mere few foreseeable years: its main purpose was to create short-term specialized cogs for the “ism” du jour. Currently it also serves to mask the unemployment figures/tone down general discontent by delaying for as long as possible the incorporation of the young into the labour force. The populace mind control side of it, the “prolonged kindergartism”, are just side effects welcomed by TPTB.Martin Luther King Jr.
– Apples and oranges: love and justice – unlike power – are nothing but personal concepts, not Universal principles. Mixing “love & justice” with power is just fancy wordplay suited to entertain the pseudo-learned populace.a kullervo
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Participant“Unlike men, who bond together in groups to napalm innocent children because some higher up told them to.”
(madamski)And children killed by women, aren’t they also innocent?
Are some innocents more innocent than other? Some murders more gruesome than other?It’s all too easy to let the passions obfuscate the reasoning – ataraxia is possible yet elusive, but always transient, as everything else.
Best regards.
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Participant“Why does the US have so many neocon women in high places?”
Because when it comes to relentless, unmitigated venomous ill will, women clearly overcome men.
“Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned.“
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ParticipantAn everlasting intoxication, a forever high on righteousness and revenge, that’s what living in Paradise is all about while others burn in Hell.
Can you spot the difference between current politics and Christian beliefs?
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ParticipantRoots & Trunks & Branches
You can prefer one over the others but you can’t discard the ones you dislike.
And yet that’s what ordinary human brains try to do on a daily basis.Men against time
Men in time
Men above timeWhich one are you?
Does it matter?No, because regardless of what you believe, you will die.
Yes, because while you live, you can be at peace with yourself.Have a nice week.
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ParticipantDear Mr. Meijer,
Thank you for all the hard work.
Happy New Year to you and to all those who live in your heart.To the commentariat:
May yours be a year with no fear.a kullervo
ParticipantVaccine passport
Vaccination proof is not a matter of public health, it’s simply a matter of compliance.
How long will it take for people to realize this?
How long will it take to understand that the real threat to mental health is not the supposed virus but the measures used to “flatten the curve” and the fear mongering campaign waged by the current sociopath crop in charge?a kullervo
ParticipantNeanderthals, Cro-Magnon, Australopithecus: what next?
At this point in time the entities behind the Covid charade are just getting off on their ability to push the populace’s gullibility to its – seemingly nonexistent – limits. Just another proof of one of the most serious problems contemporary societies face: the low IQ of large chunks of the population.
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ParticipantTesting, vaccines, vitamins, endless bickering = smoke screen.
What is the average daily death toll per country for the past nine months?
The explanation that everybody would understand would be: «In our country, last year on average x people died each day; in 2020 and up until now on average x+many people died each day. That staggering increase can only be attributed to the new virus.»
Why is this information being withheld?
What is the real extent of the staggering increase in deaths that is being used as an excuse to destroy the lives of healthy, normal adults and children?The countries with the most draconian measures are between the most advanced in the world, they have access to the latest and most accurate data – what are they hiding?
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Participant“No person on the front lines of Covid care would possibly write such a thing. Shame!”
Is it correct to assume you have been one of those on the famed front lines?
If so, what did you saw? People dying in the street, few inches away from the hospital doors? Young folks becoming incapacitated for life?
You know you need more than some vague fear-mongering platitudes to impress anyone around here.a kullervo
ParticipantAll hail to ye, oh modern-day Torquemadas!!
All those filthy, heretic scumbags – the anti-vaxxers and other generic conspirators – must be persecuted and publicly shamed and, if all else fails, put them to the stake and let ’em burn, burn, burn! In your family, your building, your neighbourhood, your town, your country, the world over!
Better start believing what the “authorities” – government, scientists (aka “the new priesthood”) – say lest the “authorities” figure out that the Inquisition wasn’t such a bad idea after all.
Go grab a copy of “A Canticle for Leibowitz” and learn something, will you?
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ParticipantThe road to oblivion is paved with memorable quotes.
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Participant(afterthought)
TPTB don’t need the little people for menial tasks, they have the robots and the “spineless” – even if you run out of parts for the former, you will always have a steady supply of the latter (until mankind fades.)Craft beer – fortunate of him/her who have tasted ’em all!
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ParticipantThank you for your words.
Not killing the messengers – nevertheless, too many of them tend to become tiresome.Happy Thanksgiving to you and to all who allow themselves to really celebrate the day throughout the world, regardless of what is about to be foisted upon us all by whatever authority.
Cheers
(Thanksgiving not a thing in the culture where I was brought in but your kindness is welcome.)
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Participant(My apologies)
What are you going to do? Fight? After all these years of dutiful compliance?
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