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| Title | Be Brave, Be Free | |
| Subtitle |
Throw
off Your Velvet Shackles! | |
| Age | Not the only factor in 'I'm
too old for this shit' w.r. to common life style as a slave, but even
though I thought a lot of these same thoughts, in more primitive form,
when I was 17, at this time of life I can make them cohere and build on
related ones. | |
| Aikido
Principle | The
guy who just does a
niche job, no one bugs him, he just plugs along. Be like that. |
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| Alone
vs Lonely | Big
difference. Alone can be empowering; lonely
leads to slavery (dependence). | |
| Alternative
Titles |
Living Out of the Box
Out of Bondage Letters from a Free Planet Finding
Freedom (in the USA) Journey to Freedom - The New, Fun Way to
Drop Out | |
| America
not Equal to Its Gov't |
If listening to news,
don't equate 'America at War with Cuba' with 'people of...' It's
'Government of...' Detaching yourself from your gov't will give a
better perspective of what animosities there really are. Same
with 'rift between blacks & jews.' | |
| Anarchy
1 | Not 'no
leader,' but 'Everyone is a
leader...' of his own life. Group w/o a single leader can't
be conquered or controlled by despots. Who's in charge?" "I am." |
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| Anarchy
2 | We are
trained in gov't schools to fear and
loathe anarchy. In reality, it's 'autarchy' everyone rules himself. |
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| Anger
1 | Why are
you so Angry? Rappers, etc
angry. 'Mad as hell...' but at whom This book
reveals the 'whom!' | |
| Anger
2 | Anger
comes from loss,' Wilde
Dealing with anger, eg on highway can be an exercise in seeing thru
facade of frustration of other driver, and visualize the potentially
good person within him. You might like him under other circumstances.
The external current situation is a fiction. | |
| Anger
3 | Mental
freedom comes partly from calmness.
Rephrase 'cussing out' others; instead of 'don't do that...' etc, think
'I'd prefer you didn't...' | |
| Animals,
Differences |
You know, not everyone
can live according to their views Only 'sheeple' bleat that
excuse. One must at least try, or one is not more than an animal, in my
view. I know, we are animals, but we (can) live
differently, 'cause we perceive things such as future consequences to
acts. | |
| Ants
& Bees 1 |
Those in power want us
to be ants or bees. They are at the top and we are to serve them. Some
people might be more comfortable in this role. Not me.
Analogy of Beehive State (Utah) where even the religion subjugates
people. Drones keeping the hive warm, cool. Majority of honey to
aristocracy. | |
| Ants
& Bees 2 |
Those in power want us
to be ants or bees. They are at the top and we are to serve them. Some
people might be more comfortable in this role. Not me.
Analogy of Beehive State (Utah) where even the religion subjugates
people. Drones keeping the hive warm, cool. Majority of honey to
aristocracy. Elites say they're leaders, they're actually
useless parasites. | |
| Ants
& Bees 3 |
Embrace the concept of
living outside the hive." A bee probably couldn't do this, as it has to
be fed by others; we can. Therefore, it should at least be considered.
For the right personality, it will provide ultimate freedom; for
others' fear or loneliness." | |
| Arbeit
Macht Frei | Irony
is, that old
concentration camp slogan, misleading back then, is still being used to
make you think you can work your way to happiness. A lifetime of toil
for a few years of 'retirement.' Religion also dangles the
carrot of later rewards; just as false. Money, nor work, can
'buy' freedom nor salvation. | |
| Armed
Society is Polite
Society | Listening
to reports of e.g. Day-Care shooting in LA, one wonders why these are
never stopped by an armed bystander. Answer is, some are stopped, but
those aren't reported because of media/gov't agenda to collect all weps
& further gov't control. E.g. 'Unbiased' 60-Min. Lesley Stahl
report on licensing flaws and CBS News report on gun probs using flawed
stat's | |
| Arrogance
- the 'Superior
Dance' | Catch
yourself if you are doing the 'Church Lady's' 'Superior Dance' over
someone. It's a sign of false superiority which so often leads to a
misstep of one's own! | |
| Arrogance
of Power |
Biggest downfall; they
underestimate IQ & memory of the people. They think
they've eliminated effects of both by using lazy/servile/corrupt media
and by control of educ. Both are becoming less relevant as people
realize poor quality of both. | |
| Asking
for References |
During many
conversations, someone will ask 'Where did you read that?' or 'What's
your source?' While I do list sources at the end of this book, your
best source is to receive input from many sources, including the
propagandists, but to observe what actually happens, the deeds done,
and use your intellect to see who benefits and why. This book is a tool
to help you in that process. | |
| Assumptions
- Blind |
Be wary - we are
trained in gov't schools and by media to blindly accept their
assumtions (e.g. less gov't = chaos). They paint those who disagree as
'kooks.' Figure out people's assumptions and be skeptical of
'em. Do they hold up to logic? Are there questions they don't answer? |
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| Assumptions
- English | English:
'He' 'Him' = 'one'
indef 3d person pronoun in acc. with good grammar. Not necessarily a
male person. Those who feel it's sexist should consult a good grammar
or style book. | |
| Assumptions
- Question Them |
To live intelligently,
one should have at least at some time questioned one's basic
assumptions. A life not examined is lived unintelligently and
therefore, most likely, not the best life one could live. | |
| Assumptions
1 | People
basically 'good' (explain)
People are fallible. People are corruptible. Power
corrupts fallible people (eg a boss at work). End doesn't
justify means (eg well meaning gov't shouldn't steal, kill...) |
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| Assumptions
3 | What
assumptions make you believe you have to
work for a living? If you didn't have to pay rent, mtge, taxes or buy
the newest 'stuff,' how much would you need, to live, and what kind of
'work style' would it take to attain that? Do we need to buy
ourselves security in the form of alarms, insurance, retirement savings? |
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| Assumptions
4 | People
in power aren't stupid. Once you
recognize that & 'follow the money' you'll see that e.g. the
'Drug War' isn't failing in terms of what its real objective is: Money
& power for those in gov't & connected to same.
Reduction of our 'rights' as well. 'Rights' is in quotes 'cause a right
GIVEN to you can be taken away as easily. The only rights you have are
those you can keep. | |
| Assumptions
5 - False |
People are evil and
need to be controlled. If true, who controls the controllers? If it's
'we, the people,' why couldn't we have just controlled ourselves to
begin with? If no one, then why assume those with power would be better
than we? Evidence is to the contrary. | |
| Assumptions
6 - False |
The world still could
be changed for the better. Justif. for 'next new/big thing,' gov't
laws, etc. No! Heaven is all around us. Just tune into it and
it's yours. Simplify, and filter out the complications which
generate false needs which in turn give rise to 'need' to be a slave:
Be secure, pay for things, attract a fancy mate, etc. | |
| Authentic
Existence 1 | Be
who you really are.
Some may feel best in position others would see as slavery. Trying to
be the other w/o an authentic change in philosophy is torture. |
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| Authentic
Existence 2 | Mistake:
Trying to do what
others say is normal or 'your duty' or 'your share.' | |
| Autonomy
1 | You lose
autonomy if you ally yourself with a
group, because you then accept their definition of who you are, how
much you're worth, and how you are to act, or not. | |
| Autonomy
2 | Proactively
making decisions which guide and
affect your life's direction. You might err, but it's easier
to correct if you chose the course you're on. | |
| Autonomy
3 - In Action | You
lose autonomy if you
ally yourself with a group, because you then accept their definition of
who you are, how much you're worth, and how you are to act, or not.
Living intelligently and actively. | |
| Backwards
Hat vs IQ |
Brim has a purpose: to
shade. Unless one is welding, etc, to put it on backwards
means you eschew the practicality for symbology or aping of another who
had no reason to turn it around except to get noticed. So,
the brain is turned off if the hat is backwards. | |
| Be
Careful 1 | The
freer you are, esp. in the workplace, the
nastier some will be to you. This is because you reflect back to them
how badly they have been enslaved & many will do anything not
to face that. | |
| Be
Careful 2 | The
freer you are, esp. in
the workplace, the nastier some will be to you. This is
because you reflect back to them how badly they have been enslaved
& many will do anything not to face that. | |
| Behavior
- Highways Show Human | Others'
behavior.
What to do, avoid. How to interact. How to achieve
best result when others are involved & have their own agendas.
'Hell is other people.' - Friederich Nietsche | |
| Being
Big by Being Small | Being
small, insignificant
to others gives you power - they won't bother you, nor covet that which
is yours. Also, not aspiring to power over others, even in
minor matters (e.g. traffic situations), gives you freedom from
conflict. | |
| Being of
Service vs
Subservient | Being
of service is noble. But it is quite different from being subservient. |
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| Best
of the Worst | Each
way I turned, it seemed the best available
alt. of that choice was waiting for me (airline in Austin, engineer's
slot in RR). Even so, that may have not been the best route to take. |
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| Better
Way | 1.
Local voluntary associations, such as
Talmudic, Amish or nudist colonies. Sign or other indication would
indicate implied consent if you enter there to obey their rules.
2. Statewide assoc's might exist, but as below. 3. Federal
assoc's might exist, but would bill for services (viz). | |
| Bible |
If you are religious,
does the Bible or other
holy text indicate you are on earth to fight traffic, get road rage (or
be a victim of same), slave away in a cubicle all day getting paper
cuts, or is there perhaps some more noble purpose to existence? Did
Moses free your ancestors for this? If you are
not religious, then cannot you define your own purpose, rejecting that
of the 'massas' or masses? | |
| Billing
1 | Show how
assoc's would bill
for services in advance. Maybe include 'your fair share' of each
service to maintain or increase service in each area. People check off
what they'll pay, amounts are tabulated & that's NEXT period's
budget. People could lobby for, eg a ballpark, etc, but payment would
be voluntary. | |
| Billing 2 |
Gov't must tax instead
of
billing, because it can only deliver the size of goods if it takes from
many multiples of those to whom it gives, taking its 'cut' in the
process. | |
| Billing 3 |
If 'goods' are so
necessary
to people, enough will voluntarily band together to fund projects,
perhaps through profit repaying their investment. In any
case, no 'good' project is worth stealing x meals from people. (How
many meals is the so-called 'international' space station?) | |
| Bleeding
Hearts & Liberals | Bleeding hearts would be ok,
except they bleed with my blood. | |
| Blueprint
for Living 1 |
At a seminar for
teenagers, led by Sam Donaldson: The panel included Scott Hamilton,
skater, Bruce Willis and James Earl Jones, actors. The question: What
is a good life. The answer: One which includes calm rather than stress,
and concentration on the spiritual, rather than the material. They
concluded that fame did bring wealth, but that got old and they yearned
for peace and a spiritual way to contribute. | |
| Blueprint
for Living 2 | Sketch
out a blueprint of
some typical days in the life of someone concentrating on real freedom.
Show what kind of income they (wouldn't) need, etc. | |
| Book
- Goal of | To
encourage people to break out of cycle of eat
- sleep - work with occasional 'Bread & Circus.'
Begin to concentrate on individual freedom and the enlightenment and
better life which will result for all who choose it. | |
| Book
- What is It? | Wake-up
call:
Intellectual exercise in the true sense. | |
| Book
- What It's Not |
Call to violence |
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| Book
- Why? | ...not
everyone is as committed as we try to be.
That's why I thought of the book. If everyone were already
there, who would be interested in growth? The question is, 'Would the
world be better if...?' (fill in the blank with behavior). If so, those
of us who see beyond our noses can advocate the behavior or 'new' point
of view. | |
| Book -
Written for |
This book is written
for those who can work up some energy to look beyond what's given us on
a platter and decide for yourself what a good life is and how to
achieve it for your OWN benefit. | |
| Book
Goal - How You Should
Feel | Empowered
and able to deal w/reality, not depressed and angry. Able to
construct an environment (e.g. people whom you will & not
assoc. with) in which to have a better, freer life. | |
| Box
1 | You were
brought up in a box. It is not square,
though, it has a weird shape, for no real reason anyone can explain.
Other than 'it's always been that way,' which isn't true... it didn't
always exist. If you start to question the size, shape and
reason for the box, this book is for you. | |
| Box
2 | We will
attempt to enlarge, self-define the
shape of, and even make the box flexible, if you are willing to make
some changes, maybe big ones, in your life. Ideally, though
others have constructed the box, and it still exists for them, we can
live outside it, at least part of the time, and maybe ignore it
completely. | |
| Bravery -
What Is? |
'Can't help it' or 'I
have no choice,' are cop-outs. There are always choices, and the brave
face the ugly or scary ones and consider their validity for long-term
benefit. | |
| BS - ID
It and Ignore |
Don't pay attention to
it once it's identified. What you spend time thinking about (e.g.
opiates such as 'Princess Di' and sports) you'll spend precious energy
on. Thus, put bad episodes behind you, rather than 'getting
closure.' Create your own closure with your raised middle finger! |
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| Cabals |
There have been
Illuminati, Cognoscenti and
Literati... now let's become the Oculari or Videari - Those Who See. |
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| Capitalism |
Has a purpose, not
condemning it. It helps
people be motivated to produce useful items & services.
But, if you are to find peace and freedom, you will have to back away
from it somewhat, 'cause you're reducing your need for material items
& money to buy 'em. | |
| Case
Studies | George,
Mary,
who almost made it to freedom. Elvis, whom money couldn't
free. | |
| Caution
Flags | Hold
onto your wallet when
you hear: Civic pride, World class City,
'We' must 'give' (means 'they' take from you, For the
chillllldren! A 'leader' with 'vision,' 'Liberal'
means 'liberal with YOUR money!' | |
| Cells |
Imagine the cells of
your
bloodstream, rushing to bring nutrition to the other cells, combat
disease, etc. Is it possible this is all happening just so
you can go be an 8 - 5 slave for someone? Or, is it more likely that
there is a more worthy purpose: Defining your best 'you' and being
that, enjoying life to the fullest? | |
| Chains
1 | Artificial
'need' for
property & possessions created by gov't, since w/o their push
to live in static 'cities' you would be free to go anywhere &
need few possessions. Purpose of latter is to make artificially static
existence palatable. Irony is you can't own property as long as you
must pay tribute to gov't, who can take it away if you don't. |
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| Chains
2 | 'To be
in chains is safer than to be free.' --
Advocate Hassler in 'The Trial' by Franz Kafka | |
| Change
or Protect Yourself | Probably
society can't
really be changed due to human nature yielding a similar result each
time a 'revolution' is tried (sheep vs the sharks). But, you can craft
a life which will keep you low on the radar and thus relatively immune
from them and yet live pleasantly. | |
| Charity
in a Free Land |
You will directly
benefit whoever you want to help. No middleman, esp. an
expensive gov't diluting your actual contribution. No one
choosing for you. And, no coercion, which isn't really
charity. | |
| Cheating
the System |
Dr Laura's comment
chastising a listener for 'cheating the system' is bogus. The system
isn't you & me, we are just forced to pay into it. The system
is made up of those who use it to cheat us every day, charging much
more than it costs to provide the 'services' they say we need. |
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| Choices
- False 1 | False
choice we're given from day 1 is 'this
treadmill or that pit.' | |
| Choices
- Test of | Test
of your choices is how
happy they've made you. 'Diapered, empty rice bowl' people
may be happy, only in the belief that this style will make them happier
in another, unproven, plane or lifetime. How happy are you
now, based on reality based measures? | |
| CHP
as Highwaymen | Collecting
bounty for new
Sheriffs of Nottingham. Occasionally do help people, but AAA
or insured towing policy is cheaper to operate and less dangerous to
innocent citizens (shootouts & chases). | |
| Cities
& Roads, etc | Gov't
is touted as the only
way to build the above. Truth is people want more space. Gov'ts are
always herding people into controllable areas. That's reason for
constant 'urban renewal,' & other proj's to lure people
downtown. W/o gov't people would live in small enclaves or
be more nomadic. Tie nomadic idea to famines which follow
political boundaries. |
| Cities
Dysfunctional |
Once a city gets too
big, say about 500,000 or so, it ceases to perform in favor of its
citizens. The gov't becomes its own client and acts to increase the
power of those running it and their connections, usually at the expense
of the common citizen. If you fight it, they can ruin you,
for instance, by suing you personally, something you are barred from
doing back | |
| Civil
Servants | Civil
servants are
neither... discuss! |
| Classes
of People 1 |
3 Classes:
1. Ruling or would-be rulers. Parasites including the 'Mandarins' who
enable rulers. 2. Serfs who do the real work &
provide real wealth. 3. New: Separati - Ignore rulers
& peer pressure of Serfs - in effect, mostly dwell in another
dimension unaff. by #1. |
| Classes
of People 2 |
3d Class could be
called 'Separati' or 'Levitati' (floating like a feather or a cork in a
storm). | |
| Collective
vs Individuality |
In order to be
assimilated into a collective medium, a person has to be stripped of
his individual distinctness. He has to be deprived of free choice and
independent judgement. Many of his natural sense and impulses have to
be suppressed or blunted. - Eric Hoffer, The True Believer |
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| Collective
vs Loyalty | True
loyalty between
individuals is possible only in a loose and relatively free society. -
Eric Hoffer, on suspicion vs trust, 'The True Believer' | |
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| Collectivism
1 | Even
good people, e.g. Jimmy Carter use the
collective 'we' as who will solve a problem, e.g. hunger or poverty in
a certain country. This is so common that no thought is
given to who 'we' are that will have our wealth taken by threat of
force (taxation) and what this does to our own economy. The
'foot-baal' syndrome? |
| Collectivism
2 | Gov't
uses educ. and even
subsidized sports to enhance collective thinking. 'Be part of
the original crowd' This backfires in that same thinking
leads to people copying much bad behavior (e.g. spring break binging,
smoking). | |
| Collectivism
3 | Gov't
instills thoughts that
we are weak, prone to failure, corruptible, vulnerable to boogeymen
& fear of the week & thus need its guidance, control
& protection. We cannot be relied upon to contribute to our own
benefit, & thus must be taxed, with few Const'l protections and
virtually no say in what our 'fair share' is. Yet gov't has shown that
those in it are most error prone and corruptible of all... ...and they
want to suck even more power and wealth from the free sector into the
gov't controlled sector and their pockets or fiefdoms. Of
course, it's for our own good, yet what they do & spend now has
clear harm, yet unclear benefits to us. It definitely has concentrated
benefit to the few elites in power or with access to same (e.g. space
prog, defense) | | |
| Communities - Bogus |
Gov't or propagandists
create artificially small 'communities' of groups which don't really
act together or have the same agenda. They also annoint 'leaders' who
really don't represent nor speak for the group. These leaders can
either be controlled, or at least behave predictably, which furthers
the gov't's agenda. E.g: J. Jackson, Act Up. This 'lumping' is actually
a form of prejudice! | |
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| Compassion
(Liberal, etc) |
Mistaken assumption
that 'cause you want to give to 'poor' etc that you are compassionate,
'cause you're only looking at one side of the equation. You
are enslaving 'we, the people' for 30 min, 1 hr, 2 weeks, etc to pay
for 'your' programs. Gov't doesn't just 'have' this money,
they TAKE it! | | |
| Conflicts - Winning |
If you get drawn into
a conflict, don't fight in the other person's 'world.' They spend their
life there & make the rules, so they are good at it. Draw them
into the world you control. Ex: As a kid, Jiu-Jitsu vs
boxing; 'The Silent Partner,' my mother. | |
| Conforming
- Pressures to |
Peers as kids
Parents Schools (part of gov't) Gov't -- worst
'cause it uses force and threat of death (Branch Davidians) | |
| | |
| Constitution
- Fallacy of | Constitution
just gets
re-interpreted anyway, a la 'Animal Farm.' All the talk
about gov't preserving 'constitutional rights' is misleading. We have
no constitutional rights... Constitution restricts gov't and
specifically says everyone is born with their rights intact.
Least of all is gov't protecting us! | |
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| Constitutional Paper Cuts |
Constitution as
Congressional toilet paper... One can only hope for 'infected anal
paper cuts.' | | |
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| Consumption |
Letter in 'Wired,' the
tech-consumer magazine: '... The real story is the way ubiquitous
advertising builds a culture of desire, in which no consumer feels he
has enough.' David Lemon, San Jose, Calif. | |
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| Corruption
= Noise | Hard
to ignore the
incredible corruption around. There is lots of nice stuff,
but hard to concentrate with all the materialistic noise around. |
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| Country
- Free? | Who
says? What's really free?
Well, there is a way, but it costs! | |
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| Country
is Its People, not
Its Government | But...
a 'country' is a fiction anyway, just as 'our' football team isn't
really 'ours.' Your allegiance, maybe even your life,
certainly your money & property, are 'given' to a gov't, not an
amorphous country. America is a continent, the country is
called 'U.S. of America!' | |
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| Courage to be Free 1 |
Usually because of
lack of courage that we are not free. Freedom comes from within ~ not
an external freedom. The external freedom only manifests once we have
conquered our inner fears about freedom. - Jan-Marie Brooke |
| Crimes
- Draft | Not
a 'crime.' The draft is slavery unto death -
under threat of imprisonment or death 'up front.' | |
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| Culture
vs Race | Race
is strictly arbitrary, and only an external
judgement cue. Instead, look at the CULTURE in question.
Even the most primitive seeming one, e.g. Hopi Indian, has much to
adopt for oneself, e.g. music, art, philosophy bits. Reject that which
doesn't apply or is destructive, e.g. territory wars, sacrifice. |
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| Decision
Process | In
my case, a new Explorer, or a make-do van to
convert, or existing camper vehicle. If you wake up in the
middle of the night, is it better to wonder about length of payments or
'til retirement, or how much time you have available, since you only
need a temp job to keep food on the table and gas in the tank? |
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| Decisions
- Mixed Feelings | If
you have strong mixed
feelings, or conflicting valid pro & con to a decision, the
best answer is usually 'Don't do it!' At least not now. | |
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| Deeds
vs Words | Deeds,
and choices especially, show the true
person. | | |
| Definition: Intellectual |
in-tel-lec-tu-al
1 a : of or relating to the intellect or its use b : developed or
chiefly guided by the intellect rather than by emotion or experience :
RATIONAL c : requiring use of the intellect 2 a : given to
study, reflection, and speculation b : engaged in activity requiring
the creative use of the intellect | |
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| Desires vs Rights |
Rights can interfere
w/others. Desires ok as long as they don't interfere. This is
defensible & needs no constitution. | |
| Dialectic
- Hegelian | Desired
outcome is Z, have
two 'enemies' argue A vs B, Z is then offered as the only compromise.
This is being used as I write, Bush vs Gore, desired outcome is
abolition of Electoral College, which heretofore has limited power of
President. Hitler-type power can be gained by pres. with a
'popular mandate' to do Z. |
| Disarming
- Machiavelli |
When you disarm your
subjects you offend them by showing that either from cowardliness or
lack of faith, you distrust them; and either conclusion will induce
them to hate you. -- Niccolo Machiavelli, 'The Prince' | |
| Discrimination
1 | Only bad
if enforced with force (e.g. 'back of
bus' was gov't edict). We all discriminate every day, it's a freedom to
enjoy. If racial discr, it opens new markets for those who don't discr,
e.g. 'Blaxploitation' films. Using force to 'level playing
field' (a fiction) causes resentment against those who get the
preference by those who don't... doesn't end hatred, fans it. |
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| Discrimination
2 | Rather
than judging value of things, it's better
to just decide: 1. I want to immerse myself in this
2. I want to explore this 3. I want to run like hell! |
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| Distractions |
Whether there was a
lone gunman, whether Bill
had sex with Monica -- all designed to preoccupy us with minor issues,
instead of, e.g. whether gov't has right to steal from us, confiscate
our stuff, etc. | | |
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| Downsizing
- Bureaucracies |
Bureaucracies have
become uglier. Fewer people are saddled with more work, making them
care less and grow surlier. | | |
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| Downsizing
- Effect |
The mid-90s trend of
downsizing co's has meant more middle mgrs chasing fewer jobs
remaining. As a result many of them have changed professions &
life styles. Here is one such story, which is still unfolding. He went
from computer executive to RR worker, and then got smart! | |
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| Downsizing
- Management Style | ...is
becoming more
concerned with how they look to their bosses and less how to deal with
probs. Usual 'technique' is tell everyone what they want to hear, then
do nothing & hope it goes away. Usually it seems to, but is
either stored up as bitterness or passed to someone who unofficially
really handles it. Makes the system look like it's working! Yields
wimpy yes-men as mgrs. Not actively sought, but that's successful |
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| Dreams
- Achieving | 1.
Full-time job &
dream is hobby; maybe get somewhere someday. 2. Live frugally
(freely) and spend all your time & energy on the dream
& achieve happiness right away, & get somewhere sooner
at dream due to focus of energy. | |
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| Dyer's Parable | 3 men discuss those unjustly
imprisoned. One rich man decides to donate beds, since the
prisoners sleep on rocks. Another donates food, so they can
eat better. The 3d finds a way out for himself, then tells
the prisoners how. The latter is that to which I aspire. |
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| Echo |
Become attuned to how
your decisions and actions
are received, rewarded or 'punished' by the universe, other people,
reaction of institutions, etc. Then adjust your future actions
accordingly. Example of my trying to work for the RR etc. | |
| Economics
- Controlling is Cruelty | Hidden inflation.
Theory of real reason for foreign aid to mask inflation. Dow
number also show shrinking value of the dollar, as plant etc, which
value the stock, don't appreciate as fast as Dow shows, esp in
shrinking mfr. economy. |
| Economics
- Money | Money
is stored up
'goodness.' Someone perceives another did or supplied something needed
and responds with money. Stored up money ('The Rich') is nothing more
than stored up good deeds or products tendered. Stealing
'excess' money from 'The Rich' therefore steals incentive to do good
without being forced to (taxation). |
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| Economics - Reason for
Foreign Aid? | Real
reason for foreign aid and destroying then rebuilding countries is to
take currency out of this country to mask inflationary actions of gov't. |
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| Economics
- Revisionist | New'
definition of inflation
blames us instead of entity which prints the money, which is the ONLY
cause. This allows gov't to print money, then est. policies
which punish US for resulting inflation.
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| Economics
- Robin Hood |
Gov't has perverted
the story of Robin Hood. He did not rob the rich to give to the poor.
He took back money from the aristocracy or corrupted church officials
who had themselves taken it from the people wrongly. | | | |
| Ego
- Price of | 1.
Cost in time, money & slavery of
lifestyle if you feed your ego as to house, car, pet, mate needed, etc.
2. Cost of parading it, such as being macho, etc., in
phoniness, directing energy to the wrong parts of your life, etc. |
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| Elites
- Not Free, Either | Bushes,
Bill Gateses, etc
think they can achieve real power, but they create their own slavery.
Money doesn't buy freedom. Even NWO guys, who think they
can be free by enslaving the world, never will be free. Looking over
their shoulder, and, living in the world they're trying to create.
Extreme: M.McDermott massacre over money. | | |
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| Elites
& Nobles | Recognizing
others as
superior, 'nobles' gives them power over you. Uniforms
enhance this (ties). If you don't recognize someone with a
tie on as being superior ('sir' or 'Ms'), you've taken another step
toward freedom. | |
| Elites 1 |
Biggest problem for us
is
that the elites don't live in the world they create for us &
the rules they est. for us. E.g. Speed limits, diplo. immunity,
bodyguards for their kids who go to private schools. | | |
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| Emotions
- Role of | Religion
& gov't use
fear to turn off intellect & then insert their 'program' |
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| End
Justifies Means? 1 | Even
if, say the
'internat'l' space station helps invent a new teflon, if done thru
coercive confiscation of funds, it's immoral and not worth supporting.
Same is true for the noblest charity, if funded coercively.
Always ask 'How many meals did this cost?' How about 'the chillldren'
then? | |
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| End
Justifies Means? 2 |
Note diff. between say
building 100 747s instead of 1 space station. Once the station is
built, it's so much junk, except for 'projects' it can be artificially
assigned. The 747s continue to fly, create jobs and create wealth thru
their serving people and THEIR productivity. Space Sta. will eventually
just fall to earth & burn (we hope!) or pushed into space
& worthless, not even recycled! | |
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| Energy -
Wasting on Wrong
Enemy | 'Michael
Moore' example of vilifying Exxon, etc. I can shop at ARCO &
would in fact have even more choices w/o gov't preventing more from
entering mkt. Microsoft doesn't force me to buy from them, gov't forces
monopolies (electr, cable, phone, TV, radio) and even comes to get me
(IRS, EPA, change of zoning due to lobbying by connected). | | |
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| Enslavement
- Opiates 1 | Not
just real drugs
(& war against same), but sports and religion drug the sheeple
into feeling that being a slave is ok. Bread & circus: Doesn't
matter. Nowadays, it's soccer, f-ball, b-ball, tennis. Anything to have
'heroes' (yes, and heroines) for people to
adulate and waste time & energy, as the parasitic elites suck
the money out of the unwashed. |
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| Enslavement
- Opiates 2 |
Electing 'Massa'
doesn't make you free. It does give slaves the 'feeling' of
being free. That, plus slogans like 'It's a free country,' 'The Free
World,' etc. | |
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| Enslavement
- Posessions 2 |
If you are at either
point, preserving or stealing, your life is controlled by the wrong
things. This is proven by the lack of happiness in your life as a
result. | |
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| Enslavement
- Possessions 1 |
People get to the
point where they set car alarms just when ducking in to buy a Slurpee.
Actually, another slave to 'need' for possessions, money or opiates of
one kind or another COULD steal from them! Gov't actually
encourages stealing (taxation) for needs of 'collective' - as stated by
the powerful. | |
| Enslavement
- Sheeple 1 |
Nothing really wrong
with wanting to stay a sheeple, but you have to realize that the price
for grazing in the pasture is the risk of being fleeced or slaughtered. |
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| Enslavement
- Sheeple 2 | So
many sheeple can't wait
to jump into a line. If there are two left turn lanes, new people tend
toward the longer line! At airports, they can't wait to jump into a
long line, before being told if the flight is ready for boarding and
who gets on first. Plus, getting onto the cellphone in line,
so no one misses this latest development in the herd's fate. |
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| Enslavement
- Sheeple 3 | The
'Gangsta' or 'Rappa'
isn't brave nor free, though he makes a lot of noise visually and
audially. He's just hiding behind a group that's dumb enough
to emulate him or look to him for answers. He lets them absorb any real
dangers. | | | |
| Enslavement
- Sheeple 4 |
Beginning of US, lack
of sheeplike qualities have kept us free. As subsidized
sports, propaganda (fear of the week), and gov't education &
other programs create more 'sheeple,' freedoms will erode.
When they're all gone, who would lead a revolution? Wolves are in
control! Answer: Withhold obedience early in game | | | |
| Ethics
1 | Disagree
w/Dr. Laura, who says ethic or morals
only meaningful if there's a moral authority (Big Daddy) behind them to
punish/reward. I believe they only mean something if they come from
within, even if a person believes in God. It's evident that God doesn't
punish bad guys here on earth, and there's no evidence of an afterlife,
so it HAS to come from belief in the validity of the rules themselves.
Escape clauses for believers | |
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| Ethics 2 |
Ethics vs Morals.
Former are
rules or guidelines, latter have loftier, religious connotation.
Former followed based on their own effect in life, latter handed down
from on high, followed due to belief or faith only. | | |
| Evil
- Main | Is
ability to steal from us.
If we give it the
ability, it makes exceptions from the limited way. Eminent domain
becomes confiscation or 'taking' thru zoning etc making land useless.
Or tax-'cheats' stuff confiscated. etc. | |
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| Excellence
Within - finding |
One reason to stay as
free as possible is so you can find and develop the excellence within
you. Everyone has something that could make them the best 'you' they
can. One needs time to do and more time to develop that. This
doesn't mean finding the best job, so you can work on someone else's
'thing' no matter how good that is, but what is the best reason for
your existence. | | | |
| Excellence
Within -
Individuality | Finding
this excellence will help individuality blossom, therefore art,
science, etc will also enter areas they wouldn't due to current
controls, subsidies, etc. Current system fights individ. so
they can have 'human resources' in easy pigeonholes with easy handles
to interchange the wage-bots. | |
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| Excellence
Within - Voluntary |
Finding this
excellence is not an obligation, but it is fully available only when
living a free life. Too much energy used and wrong foci when living as
a serf. Min effect is to live a comfortably paced, happy
life. If that means to you that each day is just nice, that's fine...
You decide, not the elites! We know best how to fill our time. |
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