Thursday, July 7, 2016

One of The Worst Words

The biggest threat to our individual liberty and rights is summed up in one word; discrimination. Its use has become perverted and leveraged against the idea of America and her laws. Worse still discrimination is being used to justify damaging and destructive lifestyles by making such things legal, and thereby permissible. But it is much more subversive than that.

By ruling in favor of "anti-discrimination" the courts have opened the door to justify, and legalize nearly any behavior or lifestyle. Worse still these plaintiffs follow the "give a mouse a cookie" analogy. Give a mouse a cookie, he's gonna want a glass of milk. Give a mouse a glass of milk he will ask you for a straw. When he's finished he'll ask you for a napkin. Pretty soon you'll be placing one lifestyle above another until anti-discrimination rulings and legislation create an environment where discrimination becomes the stick by which nearly all decisions are measured.

"In order to obey the law," says the business owner/employee/policeman, "I must discriminate so I don't discriminate."

That's what we call an oxymoron (emphasis on the moron), or paradox. The two ideas cannot coexist, no matter how many rules you write around it.

Laws passed or rulings made that give one person or race, or preference, or identity, or gender, or sexual orientation power or preference over another instantly creates inequality. It does not resolve inequality. It makes inequality worse.

When the idea of inequality and discrimination become agitated within a society, and the situation feels like inequality has grown worse, and discrimination has grown worse, society suffers. The children become raised in a lie that tells them to be angry, hateful, vengeful, and easily offended.

A civilization that teaches this to its children is literally on its last legs. It will all be over soon. And its collapse will be unparalleled throughout history in its enormity and horror. A people who are angry, hateful, vengeful, and easily offended cannot shoulder the responsibilities and commitment it takes to manage a government. They have not the character, the strength, the core of principles to take on the weight of government. Corruption reigns and the people suffer.

But the question must be asked; is this attitude and stupidity simply the consequence of having an advanced civilization, or is it engineered? Are we being taught by example, by media, by subtle and long shifts in culture, and by the erosion of morals and ethics, and by slow and steady embracing of evil philosophies? All you have to do is look, really look with a strong sense of right and wrong and you will see that the shift is not accidental. It is deliberate. You can witness it all throughout history.

When the French in 1789 felt inspired to establish a free society their initial efforts were productive and promising. Soon their fear of reprisal by the aristocracy and the poor alike (the poor were steadily starving to death) led to finger pointing, and blaming, and fleeing from the responsibilities they had taken upon themselves. France's people already had a weakened character and were effeminate and emotionally immature.

Within months violence not only erupted, but became the answer to everything. Soon France became one of the most dangerous places in the world to be. This environment became ground rich for the rule of the most wicked of men including Maximilien Robespierre, and later Napoleon Bonaparte, who shook the world with his warfare.

They glorified mass murderers like Jean-Paul Marat and vilified the propaganda of Jacque Louis David. These murderers thrived on the emotionally unstable, and the easily offended. They pushed for legislation and powers that would place the fearful and self-centered above others in the population.

The people worshiped the wicked, selfish, immoral, and unsteady and have suffered ever since.

In the U.S. the laws and rulings in favor of discrimination laws empower the unsteady, weak, immoral, impractical, and selfish. Discrimination legislation and court rulings undermine strong foundations of civilization which have always kept society free, prosperous, strong, virtuous, and a power to be contended with by giving unfair voice and influence to persons who have only their self-interest and agenda in mind. This is why you are constantly berated by news and posts and coverage of stories that promote a lopsided view of racism, discrimination, and "inequality." Some pernicious groups want to strip you of your freedom of choice, and of your freedom to think for yourselves to cause a destabilization of society.

A fearful and easily offended population is so much easier to manipulate and control, and you are being suckered right into it. Fight on the side of forgiveness. Being offended will never help you, but will cause you to suffer and undermine a free society. Discrimination exists, but it should never be a subject of laws and government. Governments are never benevolent. They are a necessary evil to protect your rights. They will shift your views and perspectives to gain more power, and give you less and less in return. Do not get sucked in by it. Choose to be better.

Monday, April 25, 2016

No Left, Right, Up, Down, or In-Between

Snap!

There are values and principles the general population seems to be ignorant of, are completely ignoring, or have lost from their personal natures, altogether. These principles need a reawakening because we are destroying ourselves, our country, and our world. We are not "in danger" of this great destruction - it is upon us.

Having ingrained these particular principles into my subconscious for 36 agonizing, trying years I can make snap decisions about what is right, and what is wrong, about relationships, self-actualization, about rhetoric, legislation, and campaigns.

I will share these principles with you later.

Open Thy Mouth

Speak that I may know thee, said a great philosopher. Ye shall know them by their fruits, said another. Frogs in the slowly heating water is what we are. The world is on fire, and we are up to our eyeballs in filth, corruption, self-deception, and degradation. We are moving backwards at such a fast pace the blur in our peripheral looks like it's propelling us forward. It is difficult to look at, and because of our nature, it is easy to ignore. Because of technology, it is easy to ignore. Because of the grand design of our media and the nature of our leadership it is easy to ignore.

Purposes

In November all but one goes home, so any opinion on the candidates in the race of 2016 become immediately outdated, uninteresting, and irrelevant. Rather I will present values and principles upon which to judge and measure nearly every aspect of your life - from family to laws, from self to state, right and wrong, and decisions for the next life.

Bio

Since everything must be peer-reviewed, credentials drawn and experience summarised in order to create (the illusion of) authority may I present mine.

I hold a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Management, and an MBA with an emphasis in marketing. I am a business manager in a "conservative" state where every election is as predictable as the sunrise. I am a reluctant member of the Republican party but disagree with their perceptions of conservatism, power, money, campaigns, etc., etc., etc. I have been affiliated with conservative groups like the John Birch Society, but I've never been a member.

I am a student of history, my studies going back millennia. I enjoy ancient history through the time of Henry II of Britain because of what it reveals about us as a race. I will also share these insights with you. I am a student of the French Revolution not because it was a success (it was not), but because of what it reveals about a people in the age of decadence, about the inevitable and devastating division between the rich and poor, and how that relates to us TODAY.

I am religious. I have great knowledge of the gospel of Jesus Christ which is beneficial in this respect because it involves us as a race. I have been a missionary, dedicated to two years of teaching, preaching and baptising on behalf of my faith. During those years, I gained enormous and potentially life-saving insights into the scriptures, into human nature, and into ancient history.

Goal

The goal is to talk about conservatism as it applies to the American ideal, as it applies to where we were, where we are, and where we are going. I will talk about things no one else will for fear of retaliation, for fear of losing their jobs, their respect, their friends or family. "He that loveth these more than me . . ." kind of thing. Because there are truths that transcend relationships, laws, and self. These apply to a life well-lived and a huge part of that are decisions regarding your government. 

Government rarely helps. More often it hinders, more often it stifles, more often it ruins. We have but to explore the history of empires to witness government's bitter fruit, and disasterous failures.

It All Depends

On you. Yeah I've heard that before! Well, it does. Every day you make hundreds, if not thousands of decisions that affect your 'self', those around you, and in essence, those around those who are around you. You are a small stone thrown into a large pond a billion times during your life, and every ripple has an effect. The comforting thing? You have all the control in the universe about how those ripples affect your world.

Step 1:

Give a crap. Curb stomp your apathy. Every day that you can, curb stomp that useless state of being. It was apathy that destroyed nations, it will be apathy that destroys ours. Apathy to principles, values, right, and wrong have only one consequence; devastation.