Shills Keep Asking Me What Do You Mean When You Say "You Want Your Freedom"?, page 1

reply to post by TheMindWar

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They can't pacify all of the people all of the time.
I've tried dumbing myself down just to fit in better with the talking monkeys around me but their mentalities are such an epic fail I can't even come close to them.

reply to post by JibbyJedi

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Why do we need to be pacified? For what purpose, to pacify us is to remove oir humanity.

Originally posted by TheMindWar
reply to post by JibbyJedi

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Why do we need to be pacified? For what purpose, to pacify us is to remove oir humanity.

edit on 18-10-2011 by TheMindWar because: Added info and typo

If you aren't pacified, you may get upset and angry at how bad you are being screwed over by the upper 1%, not to mention how they are inducing sicknesses in everyone in such a way that when our usefulness is at an end around retirement age, we get cancer, have our assets and savings bled away from high costs of treatments, then we die. If you weren't pacified through TV, fluoride, junk foods, SSRI's, etc... you might get upset and start complaining like a terrorist would.

reply to post by TheMindWar

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That's a good list.

Also add:
I want to be able to walk on all land, in my country.
If it is Government Land, that it is owned by We The People!

I just wonder if anyone remembers what working conditions were like during the industrial revolution; you know, that time where the middle class triumphed over the traditional landed gentry?

Industrial Revolution Wiki

Ah, gone are the days when a budget minded capitalist could employ 5year old kids under contract such that the kids were property of the factory until their contract or 'apprenticeship' was paid off some 10 or 15 years later ... if they survived.
Welfare was a good thing back then because back then, welfare meant orphanages where you could get more WORKERS!
Yep, I miss that kind of freedom where we could still essentially own other people for pennies a day where they'd work 16 hour work days 7 days a week, and if they didn't like it, or died from exhaustion or accident, you didn't have to pay out big insurance settlements to the families or go to court over silly things like harsh working conditions, and there were always more children and immigrants just waiting to take the places of people that didn't like it.

Yep, $100 a year salary with 7 day working weeks and days off only during holidays, sometimes, was certainly they hey-day of freedom.
All the food was organic, so, you could get really good deals on the food in market stalls that was starting to rot or go bad. All you had to do was just cook it a little longer, and sometimes food that had started to rot was even better because it had just a little extra flavor.
We didn't have to take medicines we didn't want to back then because if whiskey didn't fix it or make you better, then cocaine could help out in a pinch.
We didn't have to worry about such things like social security or retirement funds because we only lived about 50 years if we were lucky.

Ah yes, freedom. Those were the days.

reply to post by TheMindWar

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You are free to do all those things.

I guess those shrills just don't see why you feel your not free.

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