Zone1 Going Amish the answer ?

[Woodznutz]

The problem is, the New World Order deep state pays careful attention to this and tries to introduce a new person in every election who seems to be the antidote across the board. Then people on both sides go oh yeah that's what we need! They may even fulfill some of their promises at first. And then a couple years later people realize they're back on the same merry-go-round and the antidote for all the prior b******t was just meant to get us back on again. Candidates are either corrupt when they are verselected but we don't know it, or they become corrupted later via the Deep State slowly working on them and attaching strings.

It confirms evolution. As soon as they get to Washington, they become swamp creatures.

 

[EdwinAMartin]

The problem is, the New World Order deep state pays careful attention to this and tries to introduce a new person in every election who seems to be the antidote across the board. Then people on both sides go oh yeah that's what we need! They may even fulfill some of their promises at first. And then a couple years later people realize they're back on the same merry-go-round and the antidote for all the prior b******t was just meant to get us back on again. Candidates are either corrupt when they are verselected but we don't know it, or they become corrupted later via the Deep State slowly working on them and attaching strings.

Those pols are representative of the people who elected them. They aren't dropped in from outer space. Culture is important, which is why commies and leftists target its destruction first. They start with the universities, then the high schools and grade schools.

The people who elect them are the problem; pols are just the result. When Trump goes, that will likely be the end of America, sad to say. don't see it getting better; not enough time and will to reverse over 60 years of destruction.

 

[beagle9]

The idea that you have to be 100% loyal to a person, cause, or movement is silly. Life is more nuanced than siding with, or against someone 100% of the time - which is something I see around here. Far too many times.

Not %, but on the issue's that are so easy to know not to support, can you be found supporting them ?

 

[beagle9]

You’re proposing America go low-tech, Amish-style, on an internet message board….

You are missing the point...

 

[Invisibleflash]

After watching this, do we as citizen's need to revert back to the horse and buggy ?

Hey, the Brittish used ancient technology to battle the mighty Bismarck battleship of Germany.

The Ukranians are using simple technology to overcome the might of the Russian military.

So does Americans need to revert to ancient travel in order to overcome a new oppressive state on the rise ?

Democrats and whomever else are embracing technology in an aggressive weaponizing way, and they are using the bad examples as a reasoning to punish all. Anyone should be aware by now this fact.

Example: Instead of punishing the individual for their misdeeds, crimes, and purposeful intent, they use the bad individual's acts to then make new oppressive policies that end up destroying the freedoms and privileges of everyone else.

What better way to lead a society towards a controlled and oppressive one. It's time for the people to recognize the game before it's gone to far, and absolutely refuse to vote these people into office again.

I do believe that some of the things depicted in the video are legitimate concerns, but going after everyone in an extremely punishing way is the wrong answer.

The picture on the cover tells me that a liberal created the video cover as to suggest that Trump is the culprit behind it all, but he is not. The left are the one's after the complete control of society, and so it's not Trump or MAGA.

As people have a harder time getting by, these intentional communities, like Amish, will be more important.

Here...

AI
Intentional communities are groups of people who choose to live together based on shared values, goals, and common, often communal, resources. These communities focus on reducing isolation, increasing sustainability, and enhancing social connection. Types range from cohousing and ecovillages to communes and worker cooperatives. Types of Intentional Communities

Cohousing: Typically private homes with shared common facilities (e.g., kitchen, workshop) designed for social interaction.
Ecovillages: Focused on sustainability, ecological regeneration, and often rural, such as

Earthaven Ecovillage.
Communes: Often characterized by high levels of income sharing, collective living, and collective property ownership. Housing Cooperatives: Members collectively own and manage their housing.
Shared Households / Co-living: Smaller, often urban groups sharing a home. Spiritual Communities: Focused on shared religious or spiritual practices, such as ashrams.

Common Values and Benefits Social Connection: Combating loneliness and fostering a sense of belonging.
Sustainability: Reduced consumption and lower carbon footprints through shared resources.
Resource Sharing: Access to shared tools, transportation, and communal meals.
Mutual Support: Enhanced safety and shared care responsibilities (childcare, elder care). Shared Values: Living with people who share similar visions, such as social justice or environmentalism.

Finding or Starting a Community Finding: Resources like the Foundation for Intentional Community (FIC) provide directories to find communities, with an estimated 10,000–30,000 worldwide.
Starting: Requires careful planning, including establishing a clear purpose, finding members, securing land or funding, and defining governance structures. Key elements of a successful, established community often include at least five members from more than one family, a high level of social cohesion, and a shared purpose.

 

[JanetTheGreat]

Not %, but on the issue's that are so easy to know not to support, can you be found supporting them ?

Tell me about these issues specifically, and I'll give you my answer.

 

[EdwinAMartin]

As people have a harder time getting by, these intentional communities, like Amish, will be more important.

Here...

AI
Intentional communities are groups of people who choose to live together based on shared values, goals, and common, often communal, resources. These communities focus on reducing isolation, increasing sustainability, and enhancing social connection. Types range from cohousing and ecovillages to communes and worker cooperatives. Types of Intentional Communities

Cohousing: Typically private homes with shared common facilities (e.g., kitchen, workshop) designed for social interaction.
Ecovillages: Focused on sustainability, ecological regeneration, and often rural, such as

Earthaven Ecovillage.
Communes: Often characterized by high levels of income sharing, collective living, and collective property ownership. Housing Cooperatives: Members collectively own and manage their housing.
Shared Households / Co-living: Smaller, often urban groups sharing a home. Spiritual Communities: Focused on shared religious or spiritual practices, such as ashrams.

Common Values and Benefits Social Connection: Combating loneliness and fostering a sense of belonging.
Sustainability: Reduced consumption and lower carbon footprints through shared resources.
Resource Sharing: Access to shared tools, transportation, and communal meals.
Mutual Support: Enhanced safety and shared care responsibilities (childcare, elder care). Shared Values: Living with people who share similar visions, such as social justice or environmentalism.

Finding or Starting a Community Finding: Resources like the Foundation for Intentional Community (FIC) provide directories to find communities, with an estimated 10,000–30,000 worldwide.
Starting: Requires careful planning, including establishing a clear purpose, finding members, securing land or funding, and defining governance structures. Key elements of a successful, established community often include at least five members from more than one family, a high level of social cohesion, and a shared purpose.

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More like turning in to Somalia or Sudan than Mennonites and Amish.

Jay Gould's observation that "I can hire half the working class to kill the other half" wasn't just sarcasm, it was from his personal experience in the railroad wars, which were literally wars in some cases. Andrew Carnegie, Henry Ford, and many others had the same experience. Democrats are currently choosing that road these days. They're even importing foreign recruits and grooming them.

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[Dragonlady]

None of this is of any surprise to me, I've been trying to tell people this was coming for years. Voila, once again, the first immediate use for technology is to weaponize it against people.

The first immediately use for any technology is porn.

In our house, "Going Amish" is punishment. No phones, no video games, no screens. You're going Amish.