Thanks for the well written, intelligent response. It's much appreciated. You know I used to be exactly where you seem to be at right now, along the philosophical walk of life. While the false dichotomy narrative could hold some truth, whether or not it does makes little difference to us common folk down here on the ground. Neither you, nor I, nor anyone who posts on internet message boards will likely ever see the view from the top, from where the puppet master pulls all our strings, let alone stand for even a moment in the master's shoes. No matter how "awake" one might be to one's true position in the cosmos no degree of awareness to it can change the balance of power between servant and master.
We're all born into slavery. Some of us know it from early on while others awaken to such truths late and still others sleepwalk to their deaths. Knowing one is a slave is the antithesis of freeing oneself from the chains that bind them. With awareness comes shock and surprise followed by the thrill of The Cause: Rebellion soon followed by realization such knowledge is a curse. Not knowing one's true place is like a laurel wreath worn in celebration of a victory one never knew he won. Depression, despair and much writhing on the floor follow.
I don't think we're understanding each other. Why would I need to see the view from the top or stand in the puppetmaster's shoes? I'm not sure what your point is, are you saying that us common folk will never be at the top, so we have to just accept that we are slaves?
I never claimed that we can change what is coming, but that doesn't mean that I have to go along with it. I just want to expose it, and tell people what is actually going on.
You said that we're all born into slavery. Iām sorry but that entire paragraph was very unclear to me. Were you saying that we don't really live in a free country, or did you mean we are born into slavery from a spiritual standpoint?
Then (correct me if I'm wrong) it sounded like you said it's better to not know that truth, that ignorance is bliss?
I don't want to get off-topic here, but I don't believe we have to stay slaves. As a Christian I believe that we become free, in Christ. But that's another topic, and maybe you weren't even speaking from a spiritual standpoint, I don't know, as I said that whole paragraph was unclear to me.
Bottom line: we must never lose sight of or belief in the eternal difference between immutable right and wrong. In my own case wrong is any threat to my family, my fellow countrymen, my nation, the human race at large or our individual freedom to at least move about this aquarium civilization we call America. Trust me, it's not so civilized in many places outside the curving walls of our fishbowl.
I agree that we should never lose sight of the difference between right and wrong, and I never argued otherwise. I think weāre on two different pages here. My point was that many here are stuck in a false dichotomy. Itās not about Democrat vs Republican. I know this will sound crazy to some here, but whatās actually happening right now is that the globalist criminals who run this world are in the process of destroying our country from within. In order to take us to the New World Order, they have to destroy the current order (national sovereignty, individual rights, etc) and that means our country as we know it.
They control both parties, so when people constantly put their focus on the āopposingā party, they are barking up the wrong tree, and they are doing exactly what theyāve been manipulated to do. Again, my point was that those at the top WANT us all fighting each other, because it takes the attention off of them.
Which brings me to choosing sides. In your philosophy no side is good because both sides are but opposite faces of the same hedonistic, greed feeding coin. As mentioned, I too used to believe this. Doesn't matter either way. What does (matter) is choosing a side that encompasses the at least attempt to defend and/or preserve what I know to be good: family, country, God, freedom, healthy tradition and ancient foundational concepts of good, of right and righteousness. Sure, both democratic and republican parties are dragons which must be fed and whose hunger for our blood and treasure, sweat and tears will never be sated, not in our lifetimes or ten lifetimes or in hundreds to come.
No, youāre misunderstanding my position. I never said that no side is good, Iām just saying the āsidesā are not necessarily what people think they are. For me, the GOOD side, is the side of freedom, truth, justice and individual rights. But that doesnāt necessarily mean a particular political party, because politicians and parties can sell out.
In fact, as pessimistic as this may sound, I think weāre beyond the point where voting for any party is going to make any difference whatsoever. For me, Iām at the point where I just want to wake people up and help them to see the bigger picture.
The order of man never changes . . .
So choosing a side, while a seemingly futile endeavor, is necessary in the defense of what matters most to each of us, individually. Myself, I have chosen the side of good, of righteousnessāwhich is the preservation of the human race (for as long as it can be preserved) which in turn satisfies my desire to protect family, freedom, country and the rest. I did not create the republican party, it was there when I was born, will persist after my death. However, for the moment, flawed as it might be, the republican party both is as close to sharing my philosophy as possible and stands in opposition to the destruction of my family, my fellow human beings, my country and the rest. Whether or not the republicans are greed chasing hedonistic monsters or not or are in bed with the democrats, they're the less severe overlords, at least on paper and for now.
Ok, I can see weāre on two very different pages here. While I agree that we should be on the side of good and righteousness, we clearly disagree on the Republican Party and the condition of the world in general. You seem to think that things are not that bad, and that if we just vote for the right party, we can get things back to normal.
The powers-that-be have openly admitted that weāre never going back to normal. We are entering into a new world system. Economically, politically, in just about every way.
I strongly disagree with your āwe have to go with the less severe overlordsā mindset. Why should we? That is precisely why weāre in the mess weāre in today, because the public has been continually manipulated into voting for what they think is the ālesser of two evils.ā The powers-that-be purposely set it up in that way, they have candidates on either side, so they win either way. If doesnāt matter if one is slightly less evil, they are still evil, and sold out! Why participate in that deceptive game at all? It only helps those pulling the strings when we do what weāve been manipulated to do.
Itās better to stand on principle, not party or politician. The more people refuse to participate in their corrupt system, the better. We can have strength in numbers, and we can at least try to make a difference, for freedom, truth and justice, by opting out of anything corrupt and authoritarian.
Then again, your hybrid nihilism is showing through just a bit although you disguise it well. You want to claim all sides are equally evil, are all heads attached to the same hydra, which leaves little room for anything but intellectual or physical suicide as the only outāthe only victoryā in the end. Which cycles us back to choosing one of those evil sides or heads to which to swear allegiance. Standing alone in the cold shadow of ultimate truth in knowing one's place in the cosmos is quite a desolate place to live.
Me? I believe in my country and its ability to right itself no matter how wrong may be the pursuits of our masters. I also possess unwavering faith in my God. Salvation of the flesh notwithstanding I've served my nation for nearly three decades and in exchange received training on par with the greatest unconventional warriors in human history. I have great faith in those capabilities as well. We must believe we're immortal until we're six feet under. The grave believes in nothing.
Respectfully, I would argue it is you who have fallen into a trap. The trap that is living a life of recursive suspicion to the extreme that you doubt all masters to the point of never choosing any side or standing for anything greater than your individual self because everyone and everything is part of the same plot out to deceive you. While it is true we are universes unto ourselves, our minds that is, no man or woman can survive for long as an island in a sea of writhing, filthy humanity.
No, I am not a nihilist in any way, shape or form! I oppose nihilism. Being for freedom does not mean being for nihilism. I am a Christian, so I
am for law and order, but not unjust laws or corrupt authoritarianism disguised as ālaw and order.ā
And I never claimed, thought or even implied "all sides are evil." That is a misrepresentation of my position. I said that both major parties are controlled by the same people. Not everyone within those parties, mind you, there are still a few decent people in politics. But when I said both parties are controlled by the same people, I meant overall, especially at the higher levels. That is not the same thing as saying that all sides are equally evil. There are more sides than just Republican and Democrat.
I am not the one who is fallen into a trap, as I said in my previous post, the opposite is true. I freed myself from the trap long ago, when I realized that the corruption and subversion is FAR worse than most people realize.
And again, I never said that Iām not on any side. I am on the side of freedom, truth and justice. I am on the side that opposes the NWO and the lies and deception. I donāt need to participate in a corrupt farce of a system, to be on a side. My side is against that phony corrupt system that has been manipulating people to support their own enslavement, basically.
As times goes on, the things Iām saying will become more and more obvious. Mark my words.