Christophera
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Christophera said:At that point, with challenges in the corrupt courts to media, we will see the public coming forward with a uniform understanding of the effort to return the purpose of free speech to join in the simplification of the rule of law.
An example of avoiding all or nothing thinking is an example already offered to you. If you claim that your way is the only way, then that constitutes all or nothing thinking, and then if I offer in response that it might be good to take your path, certainly it is worth trying, for many reasons, not limited to the idea that more and more people will become more and more aware of just how precarious liberty, rule of law, security in our homes from robbery by criminals perpetrating crimes under the color of law, is in fact.
If I had not already asked dozens of times for people to post their strategy for creating change; defense of the constitution, restoration of constitutional government, stopping the NWO, stopping the MIC, with no one ever coming up with a comprehensive plan, you would be right. But I've done that on every forum I've posted on for 2 years.
There is no other real plan that separates from partisan politics and uses legal due process under the law of the land.
While one way, your way, is taken there can obviously be other ways taken by Oath Keepers, who you discredit outright (all or nothing) and by people reforming common law grand juries, or people reforming any other cooperative, voluntary, defensive, organized effort, their way in time and place, including moves by people in states where gold and silver are allowed to be "legal" as money.
The area of citizens grand juries is murky enough to lack effective authority. We are going to need the lawful and peaceful revolution to return jurisdiction to them.
Christophera said:Since 1871 common law has been abandoned along with the 1787 constitution.
Your all or nothing way is for you to tell me that common law has been abandoned? I happen to be a volunteer jurist who has, in fact, managed to do my part in a jury trial at least once. My son was also able to do his part in trial by jury. I did not abandon rule of law. My son did not abandon rule of law. This is happening right now, not in 1871, not in 1787, but right now. We, therefore, my son and I, are not ALL as your words appear to suggest. Common law cannot be abandoned, it is perpetual, it is there for anyone to volunteer to participate in, anytime, any place, under obvious restrictions imposed by the ignorant, such as you, and the criminals, such as those usurpers who compromised rule of law, common law, due process, the law of the land, which is perpetual, in 1787 when they divided up the former working federation into two zones, the north, and the south, and they then set about to extract all value from their slaves from that point on.
Christophera said:At that point, with challenges in the corrupt courts to media, we will see the public coming forward with a uniform understanding of the effort to return the purpose of free speech to join in the simplification of the rule of law.
Your post had duplicated sections. Not sure if I was able to sort it out properly.
What you see as all or nothing thinking is not. It is the result of wide testing, research and conclusion.
Here is a list of cognitive distortions that cognitive therapy created about 25 years ago. They discovered people were distorting their perceptions of reality by phraseology that makes assumptions. What I refer to as "all or nothing thinking" is basically an unconscious assumption of totality. I'm not doing that.
BTW, how many lawsuit have you filed against government?
COGNITIVE DISTORTIONS
1. All or nothing thinking: Things are placed in black or white categories. If things are less than perfect self is viewed as failure.
2. Over generalization: Single event is viewed as continuous failure.
3. Mental filter: Details in life (positive or negative) are amplified in importance while opposite is rejected.
4. Minimizing: Perceiving one or opposite experiences (positive or negative) as absolute and maintaining singularity of belief to one or the other.
5. Mind reading: One absolutely concludes that others are reacting positively or negatively without investigating reality.
6. Fortune Telling: Based on previous 5 distortions, anticipation of negative or positive outcome of situations is established
7. Catastrophizing: Exaggerated importance of self's failures and others successes.
8. Emotional reasoning: One feels as though emotional state IS reality of situation. ie.
9. "Should" statements: Self imposed rules about behavior creating guilt at self inability to adhere and anger at others in their inability to conform to self's rules.
10. Labeling: Instead of understanding errors over generalization is applied.
11. Personalization: Thinking that the actions or statements of others are a reaction to you.
12. Entitlement: Believing that you deserve things you have not earned.