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It is meant as, we produce whatever is needed, and we produce it in large doses for our farm masters (government). The reason we do this, is simply because we are slaves, so if you aim to seek the reason, then you'd have to become a farm master.

reply to post by Nebadon

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Hahaha... Oh Wow!

The only way you'd actually have a point is in talking about isolated tribes which have little or no contact with modern society or other tribes.

Native people don't live in harmony with the environment. They modify the environment for their own usage. If a tribe does not have the technology to fully utilize their environment, then they are limited by the resource constraints of that environment. What you perceive as "harmony" is really just environmental restrictions - and it's the same with animals. Animals don't live in harmony with their environments, but are forcably restricted by it through predation, disease, dominance struggles, resources, etc. When an animal in introduced into a new environment, or a restricting element is removed, that animal WILL take advantage of the newly available resources. They are called "invasive species", and are highly damaging to a local ecology. It also makes logical sense that native tribes would have a strong respect for their environments as well - since they are at the mercy of it. Native tribes are known for hunting species to extinction, engage in active burning of fields, and the cultivation of land for farming. If anything, you could say that Native Tribes are generally far better at managing an environment or ecology - but they are taking an active hand in shaping it, and certainly aren't living in balance with it or attempting to preserve it as they found it as we so often try to do (usually with disastrous results).

Secondly, they live in harmony with other tribes? Since when? Native Tribes in close proximity to each other typically fight over resources and materials - including at times trafficking in human labor or for human sacrifice as was the case in South America. Early American history is rife with alliances and betrayals of native populations whom were constantly at war with each other and ended up being played off the British and the French in their own battles. This LACK of cooperation and constant infighting is a substantial portion of how European settlers divided and conquered the native people of the Americas. Technology (which the Natives adopted in addition to their traditional weapons) and Disease notwithstanding, a unified Indian nation could have easily pushed the Europeans out of the Americas. However, by the time the threat was so painfully obvious that they had no choice but to unify, long any sort of viable treaty or unified front could be assembled - it was far too late. Europeans had already pushed, bartered, and forced their way so far entrenched into the Americas that removing them was no longer a viable option.

As for Blaine's comments... he hit the nail right on the head. Government has many drawbacks, but considering the advantage that it's given human society and the ability to build a reliable social infrastructure which sustains us over other methods - such as anarchy - I'd say it's well worth the tradeoff.

There is no such thing as complete freedom in a completely free society, as you cannot protect one man's freedoms without restricting another's. Only by restricting some freedoms can you guarantee essential basic rights and freedoms for all. Even in an anarchy, some form of rule will emerge - which is generally the rule of might and power to exert your will. I'd rather live in a society which guides itself on the rule of law, thank you.

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What give you the right to call that person a sociopath? If you ask me, it's a fine way to live.

Nice video. It felt like it was told from a true anarchist perspective. Every true anarchist understands first and foremost that any and all forms of government leads to violent oppression of those governed.

I like farming. Thats why I have bought my own. And I intend to keep every other farmer or raider from messing with my farm. Just me and my plants and I am a happy camper.

reply to post by titorite

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Brilliant! Good food, and since you're being farmed, you might as well farm something yourself, eh?

Luv farms. Hey, here come some aliens...and they look hun-grey.

very interesting vid, but........it neglects to mention 1 BIG point, and that is we are human and its are nature to do the things we do, all humans would like power and the more they have the more they want.

and a nother problem is, what if we had the choice, what if some devine force came along and said we could be free if we all wanted to be?

we would all say yes.... and then after a few days what would happen, the shops would have no food in them because no1 has to work anymore are cars would stop working because theres no1 to fix them. are homes would have no power because no1 would be running the power stations and all are ill friends and famaley in hospitals would die because the doctors have all gone home.

sadley we have put areselfs in a position that has no alternative and its not are fault its are nature. imnot saying this vid is wrong im just saying its a little pointless unless the guy who made it has a alternative thats realistic!

so take the red pill...and live for a few days and larless
or take the blue pill and get on with life in the same way as man has for all of recorded history

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Stay tuned, and find out.

First off, I don't support the concept of Anarchy as a long term Global system.

That said, Someone mentioned re-boot earlier. I think that's the best way to classify what's needed here. The matrix analogy works very well, in my opinion. I've always been of the opinion that we, especially as Americans, live in a series of matrices. There is a social matrix, in which very specific behaviors are required, lest you become a social outcast. There is a financial matrix. You must get a credit card, and borrow money, to purchase any of the things required to complete the first matrix. And so on and so forth. A series of interlinked matrices, all forcing us to live and act in a certain way.

I believe the same person also mentioned something along the lines of "Rules are merely a band-aid over the real problem" And then elaborated about the breakdown of the moral compass. I agree with that. The fact is, humanity has become more and more preoccupied with material and physical wants, rather than spiritual or moral (depending on your preference). This leads to a sort of confusion on the part of the individual. In a world where you're job is more important than your soul (literal or figurative), it becomes more acceptable to become selfish, to focus on the self, to deem the short term needs of the individual to overpass the long term requirements of the fellow man. Or, less hippie... well, actually, the hippie speak works pretty well.

Now, the government is not the main source of the problem, I think. But, in my opinion, it IS the main method of keeping this problem going, moving forward, and surviving in order to advance. So, like I said earlier... A re-boot. A little short period of no government, anarchy, no rules, and then let the factions and the rules rebuild themselves out of the ashes. This would do a great deal of good for humanity as a whole, not to mention with the probably loss of life, would help out the planet as well. Now isn't that a win-win situation?

reply to post by TheGoIsWin

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Beau-ti-FUL!

However, if you truly understand the system, As Within, so Without, as Above, so Below, you will perceive (Perception evolving to Awareness) that a re-Boot simply is a respite, and resettles to the previous state, albeit with a change of faces/names/consciousnesses. For Consciousness to Evolve, a Leap through the Gap must be made. Humanity is too young to achieve this en masse at this time.

So, get used to it. Protect yourselves with True Knowing & Action. Reclaim your dignity, follow the Middle Path.

reply to post by SS,Naga

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Yeah, yeah, I know eventually the system would just reconstruct itself, history would repeat, and a new prison would build. HOWEVER, even a brief respite is better than nothing, and, as society rebuilt, there would be a huge variety of different groups, with different systems, meaning that, even as the system re-emerged, it would take many years to get to the level of bredth we see today. So, there would be places where several generations manage to live in a truly free state, or at least an exceptionally good one.

And besides. I'm fine with just repeating the anarchy ever few hundred years. It could be fun

Yes they are alternatives out there, several of them. This one is my personal favorite.

The underlying problem of it all is human condition. We are flawed genetically, and have it in us to always want more than our neighbor. Its our greates streght and our greatest shortcoming.

I'm just curious for all those who support government, society, whatever you want to call it...just when and where did you live in a place that was absent those infrastructures, and what specifically about those times and places made it so horrible that the alternative which we all live in right now is so much better?

Naw, he was just trying to sound like the 'Architect' from the matrix.

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reply to post by Nebadon

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natives lived in harmony with each other and mother earth, until a rival tribe came into their territory.

Well, I had fun on the farm thanks to my parents.

Now that I've grown up and I'm a parent myself... All I can ask myself is this:



Are they about to shut down the greatest farm in the world?


hmmm... my opinion is yes.

I rather enjoyed that vid!! Thank you

Has anyone else seen Tunkashila it is awsome!