goodbye, cruel world. i'm retiring from peace activism, but not from living my life and commercializing my businesses.

[GavanPeacefan]

goodbye, cruel world.
i'm retiring from peace activism, but not from living my life and commercializing my businesses.

Reason? The richest groups on Earth want a uni-polar set of global laws, all from their own manuals/indoctrination-materials of course. With the rest of the world held firmly down in obedience to the larger countries.
I, for one, don't fall for that trick.
I hope the rest of the world doesn't either.
LARGE COUNTRIES WILL ABUSE THE CITIZENS AND LEADERSHIPS OF SMALLER COUNTRIES, and they will try to hide it well.
but after 23 years of research into the question 'why is war necessary?', i come to the conclusion that unless the totally gross action, horror and sci-fi movies get toned down to adventure "dreams", and leaders all over the world but starting with the militarily most powerful countries accept a reciprical multi-polar world-view, we (homo sapiens sapiens), the descendants of chimps, will keep on killing eachother with bullshit stories as justification, INSTEAD of achieving the next level for humanity, homo sapiens angelica, where wars are brief and decisive, or if we're lucky at all, just wouldn't happen at all.

 

[1srelluc]

Odd, I know scores of people that had successful businesses and I doubt if any of them worried about that shit.

Seems to me you did not keep your eyes on the prize.

 

[Lisa558]

I started and ran a successful business for 20 years. All you need is to identify a gap in the market (or a niche that is underserved) and have the ability and motivation to bring it to fruition.

I started with $1500, and grew the business into one generating 7 figures in revenues, and employed five people.

 

[Donald H]

goodbye, cruel world.
i'm retiring from peace activism, but not from living my life and commercializing my businesses.

Reason? The richest groups on Earth want a uni-polar set of global laws, all from their own manuals/indoctrination-materials of course. With the rest of the world held firmly down in obedience to the larger countries.
I, for one, don't fall for that trick.
I hope the rest of the world doesn't either.
LARGE COUNTRIES WILL ABUSE THE CITIZENS AND LEADERSHIPS OF SMALLER COUNTRIES, and they will try to hide it well.
but after 23 years of research into the question 'why is war necessary?', i come to the conclusion that unless the totally gross action, horror and sci-fi movies get toned down to adventure "dreams", and leaders all over the world but starting with the militarily most powerful countries accept a reciprical multi-polar world-view, we (homo sapiens sapiens), the descendants of chimps, will keep on killing eachother with bullshit stories as justification, INSTEAD of achieving the next level for humanity, homo sapiens angelica, where wars are brief and decisive, or if we're lucky at all, just wouldn't happen at all.

It's not a good time to quit. The possibilities for peace throughout the world may have never been greater.

But I will admit that the quest for that standard may have also raised the risk of nuclear war. The nuclear deterrent has most likely saved the world from a major world war for 80 years, but now America is attempting to take the deterrent off the table with its war against Russia.

Think of the wonderful possibilities if America throws in the towell and the world is left with no active aggressor!

 

[Weatherman2020]

I started and ran a successful business for 20 years. All you need is to identify a gap in the market (or a niche that is underserved) and have the ability and motivation to bring it to fruition.

I started with $1500, and grew the business into one generating 7 figures in revenues, and employed five people.

You damn capitalist. How dare you use initiative to earn self dependence and not rely on the government

 

[GavanPeacefan]

It's not a good time to quit. The possibilities for peace throughout the world may have never been greater.

i suppose you're right. but i've yet to see it materialize in the speeches of top politicians of the larger economies around the world.

But I will admit that the quest for that standard may have also raised the risk of nuclear war. The nuclear deterrent has most likely saved the world from a major world war for 80 years, but now America is attempting to take the deterrent off the table with its war against Russia.

i'm not worried about the nuclear deterrent value score.
i'm worried about overspending on the military in wars of attrition (which tend to bring the most and longest-lasting suffering to average folks)

Think of the wonderful possibilities if America throws in the towell and the world is left with no active aggressor!

yeah

 

[Donald H]

i suppose you're right. but i've yet to see it materialize in the speeches of top politicians of the larger economies around the world.

i'm not worried about the nuclear deterrent value score.
i'm worried about overspending on the military in wars of attrition (which tend to bring the most and longest-lasting suffering to average folks)

yeah

I'm really just suggesting that China, Russia, Iran and some others, are probably not aggressors. While the Zionist regime and America have a track record of aggression.

I don't think you're serious of quitting. That is, if you ever started?

 

[Weatherman2020]

I'm really just suggesting that China, Russia, Iran and some others, are probably not aggressors. While the Zionist regime and America have a track record of aggression.

I don't think you're serious of quitting. That is, if you ever started?

Yeah, because we all know Muslims who happily send their kids to die for Allah all believing they must instigate a doomsday end of the world are not a threat with nuclear weapons.

 

[Lisa558]

You damn capitalist. How dare you use initiative to earn self dependence and not rely on the government

I’m sorry. I’ll try less harder next time!

 

[GavanPeacefan]

I'm really just suggesting that China, Russia, Iran and some others, are probably not aggressors. While the Zionist regime and America have a track record of aggression.

I don't think you're serious of quitting. That is, if you ever started?

pacifists (like me) who are capable in martial arts have an obligation to use their freedom of speech rights to save as many as they can from those horrible side-effects of war, things like collateral damage aka involuntary martyrs.

and the Israelis, the Americans and all of their allies are behaving in a shoot-only-when-fired-upon way, and they've been doing that for decades now.
DO NOT TRY TO DISTORT THE TRUTH TO MY FACE.

 

[Rambunctious]

Even to advance the word of global peace one must never forget that a prosperous world translates to a peaceful world....

 

[Lisa558]

i suppose you're right. but i've yet to see it materialize in the speeches of top politicians of the larger economies around the world.

i'm not worried about the nuclear deterrent value score.
i'm worried about overspending on the military in wars of attrition (which tend to bring the most and longest-lasting suffering to average folks)

yeah

So tell me. When I reported above as to how I started a successful business, employed 5 people, and ran it for 20 years, did you say “false news”.?

Are you a liberal who derides successful people (“you didn’t build that!”) because it shows that people with ability and motivation succeed, and kills the liberal lie (or WISH) that all people are “equal” - and that we need equity?!

Telling a person who built a successful business that they did not is just more lib denial that some people are more capable, more responsible, more motivated than others.

odanny

Wait a sec! I just saw that it wasn’t you who said “false news” to the fact that I started and grew a very successful business - it was O’Danny, and I KNOW he’s a liberal.

So….apologies for misdirecting my comment. It still applies, but to O’ Danny - a liberal who denies that some people are more capable than others.

 

[GavanPeacefan]

So tell me. When I reported above as to how I started a successful business, employed 5 people, and ran it for 20 years, did you say “false news”.?

no, i didn't. and i gave you a 'brilliant' emoji on that post.
it was actually quite helpful for me as a beginner CEO and CFO

Are you a liberal who derides successful people (“you didn’t build that!”) because it shows that people with ability and motivation succeed, and kills the liberal lie (or WISH) that all people are “equal” - and that we need equity?!

certainly not..

Telling a person who built a successful business that they did not is just more lib denial that some people are more capable, more responsible, more motivated than others.

yeah, well, i'm for a universal basic income augmented by meritocracy, not exclusively meritocratic thinking.

 

[Lisa558]

no, i didn't. and i gave you a 'brilliant' emoji on that post.
it was actually quite helpful for me as a beginner CEO and CFO


certainly not..

yeah, well, i'm for a universal basic income augmented by meritocracy, not exclusively meritocratic thinking.

Sorry about that. I had noticed my error and corrected it, but our messages crossed. It was O’Danny who said “false news” to the fact that I built a business.

When you say “beginner” CEO, are you being facetious and are actually a “big” CEO, or are you really a budding business owner? If so, best of luck! I started with a basic computer on a desk in my one-bedroom apartment, and ended up renting an office suite within 18 months, Let me know if I can give you any tips!

 

[GavanPeacefan]

Sorry about that. I had noticed my error and corrected it, but our messages crossed. It was O’Danny who said “false news” to the fact that I built a business.

When you say “beginner” CEO, are you being facetious and are actually a “big” CEO, or are you really a budding business owner? If so, best of luck! I started with a basic computer on a desk in my one-bedroom apartment, and ended up renting an office suite within 18 months, Let me know if I can give you any tips!

i'm a beginner CEO and CFO for real.
my products (all browser based apps btw) are nearly ready for the markets.
after that, i need to focus on advertising cost and income generated by those products.

but i won't be needing to hire anyone,
nor to rent office space.

 

[leftwinger]

Stinks like a wheelbarrow load of horse crap hog sheet BS up in here.

 

[Donald H]

pacifists (like me) who are capable in martial arts have an obligation to use their freedom of speech rights to save as many as they can from those horrible side-effects of war, things like collateral damage aka involuntary martyrs.

and the Israelis, the Americans and all of their allies are behaving in a shoot-only-when-fired-upon way, and they've been doing that for decades now.
DO NOT TRY TO DISTORT THE TRUTH TO MY FACE.

I've met plenty of young men who are quick to tell others that they are proficient in some martial art!

And I know personally some who practice it but never mention it.

 

[Picaro]

I've met plenty of young men who are quick to tell others that they are proficient in some martial art!

Hey!!! Me too! A lot of them dropped like a sack of rocks when I hit them with a sap. They were pretty entertaining for a few seconds, though. I love martial artists; they're so earnest and serious and stuff! They remind me a lot of those Spanky and Our Gang comedies.

 

[GavanPeacefan]

I've met plenty of young men who are quick to tell others that they are proficient in some martial art!

And I know personally some who practice it but never mention it.

irrelevant. i studied military martial arts flavors from around the world, for over 40 years.

 

[Ropey]

goodbye, cruel world.

They always need geeks.