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Originally posted by kaylaluv
I'm coming to this very late, but, I have a question...
so, is the point of this whole OPT thing to get everything for free - without having to give anything for it? So, if I want a 10,000 square foot mansion with marble floors and crystal chandeliers, under OPT rule, I should be able to move in for free? And I should be able to go to a furniture store and pick up all the teak, Italian leather and custom-made furniture I want - for free? And I can go pick up a Ferrari, all tricked out, for free? And all the people that worked to build that mansion, and that furniture and the car have to do it for no money? And, I am lazy, so I'm free to not work, but can still get all those things, because all those other people are willing to work for free?
If that's all true, sign me up!
The only rules are: Do no harm to another, do not harm the Earth, and do not impede someone else's free will.
Originally posted by fourthmeal
Originally posted by kaylaluv
I'm coming to this very late, but, I have a question...
so, is the point of this whole OPT thing to get everything for free - without having to give anything for it? So, if I want a 10,000 square foot mansion with marble floors and crystal chandeliers, under OPT rule, I should be able to move in for free? And I should be able to go to a furniture store and pick up all the teak, Italian leather and custom-made furniture I want - for free? And I can go pick up a Ferrari, all tricked out, for free? And all the people that worked to build that mansion, and that furniture and the car have to do it for no money? And, I am lazy, so I'm free to not work, but can still get all those things, because all those other people are willing to work for free?
If that's all true, sign me up!
Let me take a crack at this without "promoting" OPPT.
Basically, if that is what your inner heart thinks it should do, then fine. But will it make you happy? Rich people aren't happy because they have things. If you want a Ferrari because you want a Ferrari, then enjoy. But what makes you happy will eventually be what drives you. Especially with all needs met. So you might splurge a bit, but eventually a calling will come to you and you will take that calling and you will then DO what you came here to DO.
But nothing wrong with having a Ferrari! Some people won't enjoy cramming their 4 kids in one, so it won't be for them.
The only rules are: Do no harm to another, do not harm the Earth, and do not impede someone else's free will.
If you think that having to provide a fair exchange of goods or services, that is, paying for stuff, is tyranny, you clearly have no idea what tyranny is.
Why am I not surprised that I need to explain the concept of the social contract on ATS?
Originally posted by fourthmeal
Let's not forget, one of the principle jobs of the OPPT is to free up the stolen patents and devices that most of us would call free energy machines, or flying cars, etc. All the suppressed tech.
Originally posted by fourthmeal
reply to post by Mkoll
At least the discussion can come to talking about this, so I thank all for letting us go down this path.
Take note of what I said earlier, and see what you think. While some jobs may not be desirable, others people love doing even though you or I think it is dumb or boring, or whatever. I know some people on the assembly line at car factories that LOVE what they do. If they were able to have all their needs met and were happy, they would still be working to build cars. They'd build BETTER cars too, because they wouldn't' work as much and they would find ways to improve in every step they make, to build better and better cars.
Originally posted by kaylaluv
Don't you worry that there might not be enough people to do the work that we need a lot of, and too many people wanting to do the things that we don't need much of? How do you regulate that?
Hence, the failure of official announcement of Boehner as the “INTERIM PRESIDENT”...The BE'ings known as Barrack Obama, St. Germaine and others, have known from the beginning what the Public Trust was and is DO'ing, and they had knowledge of the methods and means used by the Public Trust to secure, guard, preserve and protect The One.
Originally posted by kaylaluv
How do you regulate that?
Originally posted by vkey08
They claim that under NESARA (which they support) that John Boehner is now our Interim President, and this fact was suppressed from us..