The Stigmatization Of The "Loner."

a reply to: thegeneraldisarray

Nah, your not loners. You might wish you were, but your not.

a reply to: dogstar23

No, your mommy.

IF you think the USa is a facist regime then yes I guess I live in a facist regime.

a reply to: SeaWorthy

Well be careful. Books might put unsavory ideas into your head.

a reply to: SeaWorthy

I promise you SpeakerofTruht and I are totally different people. He and I never ever met. And Im sure if I met him I wouldnt trust him. People who wear black leather are the opposite of what I consider to be trustworthy.

originally posted by: FuggleHop
a reply to: thegeneraldisarray

Nah, your not loners. You might wish you were, but your not.

Bill of rights, the constitution gives us the right to be left alone. Free from other people's views. It is called free will. Going against it is unconstitutional.

I dont have to like what you like. If I don't like trendy's or the latest things that don't really matter compared to real situations you cannot force me to be around people I do not like.

bottomline you're afraid of a boogeyman that doesnt exist. Instead of focusing on loners, focus on those who openly do call out for violence.

Demonizing something you do not understand only reveals your own fear and ignorance. And that is the truth. Many choose to be loners because they do not fit in to that society.

Monks; for example are also loners. Sometimes the best lessons learned comes when you are alone. They see society as a destructive force against nature. Should they be demonized aswell?

Just saying. Not everyone wants to be inside your box.

a reply to: LadyGreenEyes

So, anyone who wishes can assign a "loner" label; I don't care. I'll take that over the herd mentality of the average person, any day. Funny, isn't it, that those who toss around a "sheeple" label for loners are the ones in the herd....and that they assume one can't be patriotic or American if they aren't part of some crowd. Well, they are wrong there, too! I am a veteran, married to another veteran, spent plenty of years working, and do for others as able, and I don't need someone's approval, or to be a doll in their "friend" collection.

Ha... you sound like my wife, I am much more a stereotypical loner than she is, As long as we are sitting in a good place she will literally open our home to friends in need without a second thought.

That has lead to some heated arguments over the years, but inevitably she convinces me... some folks ask how we make it work after 10 years... I just say I enjoy being around her and she makes me a better person.. .or if they are people that have annoyed me by their tone... I say her crazy fits my crazy so it works, and its funny how that last phrase seems to offend quite a few people.

originally posted by: FuggleHop
a reply to: SeaWorthy

I promise you SpeakerofTruht and I are totally different people. He and I never ever met. And Im sure if I met him I wouldnt trust him. People who wear black leather are the opposite of what I consider to be trustworthy.

Lol... Ok, now I know you're just getting #s and giggles out of all of this now. You done exposed yourself. You may be a "loner" yourself for all we know.

a reply to: Irishhaf

Well, you can be a "loner" and still be kind. Despite the stereotyping by society, a "loner" isn't someone who totally alienates themselves. It's someone who rarely socializes or mingles... Rarely doesn't equate to never, and I think that's where the misunderstanding arises.

originally posted by: FuggleHop
a reply to: SeaWorthy

I promise you SpeakerofTruht and I are totally different people. He and I never ever met. And Im sure if I met him I wouldnt trust him. People who wear black leather are the opposite of what I consider to be trustworthy.

Whatever you have done your job I even fell for it

a reply to: FuggleHop

Report them for what exactly?

a reply to: D8Tee

Right. So anyone with opinions that differ from your own is a troll. Brialliant.

a reply to: Ghost147

I don't like reading emails that are all broken apart. I like a solid compelling throughline. If you reformat your email Ill have another look at it, but in the meantime I'll respond to part of it.

You and I agree that humans are social animals and that those who scurry about in the shadows like cockroaches should be observed closely.

Rather than despising patriotism, it should be embracced. It is patriots that created are great country. And if you dont live in america and if you arent american you simpaly cant understand that because your not american. I feel bad for everyone who wasnt born american but I have to let it go because its not my fault.

I just hope your from the second most civilized country in the world and not russian.

originally posted by: FuggleHop
a reply to: Ghost147

I don't like reading emails that are all broken apart. I like a solid compelling throughline. If you reformat your email Ill have another look at it, but in the meantime I'll respond to part of it.

You and I agree that humans are social animals and that those who scurry about in the shadows like cockroaches should be observed closely.

Rather than despising patriotism, it should be embracced. It is patriots that created are great country. And if you dont live in america and if you arent american you simpaly cant understand that because your not american. I feel bad for everyone who wasnt born american but I have to let it go because its not my fault.

I just hope your from the second most civilized country in the world and not russian.

Do you write for SNL?

To All Loners out there



Don't let anyone tell you otherwise.

a reply to: TarzanBeta

Appreciate that! I am far from perfect, believe me, but I do try.

originally posted by: SpeakerofTruth
a reply to: LadyGreenEyes

Pretty much sums up my feelings. I talk to people, just not many. I haven't found many who could carry what I would consider a decent conversation, frankly. It's nothing against them per se. I'm just different.

I hear that. Don't see a need to hang out with people that can't carry a decent conversation. If they like sports, or decorating, or whatever, great, but I'd rather talk about something else!

originally posted by: Irishhaf
a reply to: LadyGreenEyes

So, anyone who wishes can assign a "loner" label; I don't care. I'll take that over the herd mentality of the average person, any day. Funny, isn't it, that those who toss around a "sheeple" label for loners are the ones in the herd....and that they assume one can't be patriotic or American if they aren't part of some crowd. Well, they are wrong there, too! I am a veteran, married to another veteran, spent plenty of years working, and do for others as able, and I don't need someone's approval, or to be a doll in their "friend" collection.

Ha... you sound like my wife, I am much more a stereotypical loner than she is, As long as we are sitting in a good place she will literally open our home to friends in need without a second thought.

That has lead to some heated arguments over the years, but inevitably she convinces me... some folks ask how we make it work after 10 years... I just say I enjoy being around her and she makes me a better person.. .or if they are people that have annoyed me by their tone... I say her crazy fits my crazy so it works, and its funny how that last phrase seems to offend quite a few people.

ROTFL!!! Sounds like something I might do. Same for the hubby, really. One crazy fitting another, works for me!! Let them get offended. We are together pushing 25 years now, so something is working!!

originally posted by: FuggleHop
a reply to: Ghost147

I don't like reading emails that are all broken apart.

That's unfortunate. Good thing I'm not sending any emails

originally posted by: FuggleHop
a reply to: Ghost147
You and I agree that humans are social animals

True.

originally posted by: FuggleHop
a reply to: Ghost147
and that those who scurry about in the shadows like cockroaches should be observed closely.

No... When did I ever state that?

originally posted by: FuggleHop
a reply to: Ghost147
Rather than despising patriotism, it should be embracced. It is patriots that created are great country. And if you dont live in america and if you arent american you simpaly cant understand that because your not american. I feel bad for everyone who wasnt born american but I have to let it go because its not my fault.

Patriotism, to your level, is basically the narcissistic view of nationalism. "We're amazing no matter what, everyone else sucks". I've never seen a hyper-patriotic American who knew anything about any other country.

originally posted by: FuggleHop
a reply to: Ghost147
I just hope your from the second most civilized country in the world and not russian.

Iran?

a reply to: SpeakerofTruth

Exactly! Its important to know what tribe you belong to: Us or Them.

Personally I belong to the Tribe of Us.

originally posted by: FuggleHop
a reply to: SpeakerofTruth

Exactly! Its important to know what tribe you belong to: Us or Them.

Personally I belong to the Tribe of Us.

If you have if your way and put it into a category, then don't be alarmed when the same applies to you.

If by "us" you mean Luciferians or george Orwellian.

Then it I REBEL against that group.

personally; I belong to the tribe of God; the laws of nature.

Overall point? Your point of view of "us" is only your own opinion. It does not apply to everyone else.

There is no "us". There is you and me. Just like there is good vs evil. Light vs Darkness. Nature is Division. Just like night and day. Water and fire. Chaos vs Order.

Jesus Divides Babylon and the wicked. Unity is an illusion that only brings forth destruction. Atlantis... greece... rome... babylon/tower of babel...