Everything is OK. Don't ask questions.

Nothing to see here.
Go home to your $400000.00 box of 2 x 4's .
Embrace the status-quo.
Don't ask questions.
It's good to be a hard worker.
Believe in the narrative.

"Everything is OK."
"When you die you'll regret that you haven't worked more."
"Please, Move swiftly to your next shopping experience!"
"Do you have permission to be here ?"

Everything is OK.



Look 'inside', to infinite beauty, and may the fear be washed-away.
Be well.

I don’t believe you boob videos either.

Djmsn

a reply to: Nothin

Wow...that's from the old Back Burner channel! Their Federal Harlem Shake was classic.

Here:
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That was great! I especially loved it when he tried to hug the security guard that was trying to remove him.

Thanks for the laughs! 🍻

Nothing to get hung about

Lennon + McCartney

a reply to: Nothin

Makes me wonder if the problem might be all the just and empathic people always look inside, retreat to their inner beautiful sanctum.
Maybe the responsibility doesn't lay with those who are caught up in the hamster wheel, but those who feel that there's something fundamentally wrong?

I mean...why do we leave the stage to those sucking up the energy and not take it to send "the vibes"? Too painful?

The answer is obvious. Quit your job, stop spending money, move to the mountains, grow your own food and make your own clothes, learn to smith war axes and basic firearms, pick up some chemistry for gun powder and medicine, grow a magnificent beard/moustache, wrestle some bears to establish dominance, get adopted by local yetis, learn to speak falcon so they will catch animals and bring them to you, avoid government surveillance using elaborate camouflage strategy courtesy of natural materials from the landscape, make friends with the insane guy who keeps harassing you from reflective surfaces, try to ignore the rashes you acquire from squatting on unfriendly plants, reinvent toilet paper for emergencies, write a book in a language no one knows, divine the fate of the country from the entrails of an unlucky hiker who crossed paths with your wrestling bear, start a family with your adoptive yeti sister, retire comfortably in the cave nursery and wait for nuclear holocaust to pass.

a reply to: TzarChasm

When do we leave?

I need a wrestling bear in my life.

Everything can be OK if you want it to be. Stop watching the news, for one step forward.

a reply to: Nothin

Very very funny.

The guy is lampooning the supposed “civilized” world we live in.

Mocking the material philosophy society is run by.

On one hand, he is making sense but on another, the problem with him and anyone criticizing society’s philosophical underpinning is that one has to offer something better or their just making noise.

But when that happens, they become ridiculed as a cultist or religious nut

The solution is to find that paradise for yourself inwardly if you can and if you think it's possible to give to others then do that.

Just critiquing civilization in a vacuum is a waste of time IMO.

Though very entertaining.

Pretty interesting video. It took guts for him to do what he did.

It was interesting to see the indoctrinated reactions in the video where folks where trying to get him to stop, acting like he was creating trouble b/c a-lot of stuff he was saying had truth and it made them uncomfy to hear it. I feel people don't want to hear it b/c they feel powerless to change the status quo and they way things are in our world.

leolady

a reply to: DJMSN

Perhaps we might doubt everything, including whether or not we should doubt everything ?
Or whether or not, there is an 'everything' to doubt ?

a reply to: ColeYounger

Hi CY.
Thanks for watching, and for suggesting that whacky vid !

How are you doing, with seeing through the BS fog all around us ?

a reply to: KKLOCO

Hi KK.
Thanks for your comments.

Enjoyed your recent thread: UHNWI - The 1% Controlling the Masses is Not What You Think - Not Even Close.

Therein the OP ended with this:

...I wish we had some type of power to switch the tides on this planet. Alas, I have no hope for that anymore. I used to in my youth. I just don’t see the possibility anymore. We are slaves to a very few masters...

What if we just slowly disengage, one small thing at a time, each person at their own rhythm ?

a reply to: TerryMcGuire

Hi TM.

...
Living is easy with eyes closed
Misunderstanding all you see
It's getting hard to be someone
But it all works out
It doesn't matter much to me...

Nothing is real, or isn't it ?

We had a previous brief discussion, about your fascination with why folks engage in partisan politics, such as we see here in the Mud-Pit™.

Are you also interested in the 'what-to-for', of the folks buying-in to the 'corporatocracy', or whatever our social situation is ?

a reply to: Peeple

Hi Peeple.
It's great to see you asking questions.
Understood that you have already spent much time contemplating there subjects.

Do not some hamsters seem to love running that wheel ?
Shall we not just be happy for them ?

Seems to me that the 'stage': is their stage, and so shall we not let them have it ?
Maybe it is indeed 'painful', for us to play at their 'game'.
We disengage, become disenfranchised, or get sick.

Not everyone is resilient enough to 'put themselves out-there', like the fellows in the vid.
They're shaking people: whom were not even asking questions, supposedly.

And so are we here, much lighter, only to high-five each other ?
Am not a warrior, and am only hoping to generate some 'synchronicity', and then to perhaps gently welcome those whom are only beginning to wonder about the status-quo.

Perhaps sometimes humour can be more powerful than a sledgehammer ?

a reply to: TzarChasm

Hi TC.
Great answer !
You had me chuckling all the way through, even if you were poking fun at me and the vid.

If you are happy with the way everything is: well that's fine with me.

a reply to: InTheLight

Hi ITL.
Thanks for your post, and the song offering.
Glad that everything is OK.

News ? What ? Do they still have that ? LoL !

a reply to: Willtell

And as much as some of us would thrill at shaking the pillars of society, all for the good of course, you make the point here

The solution is to find that paradise for yourself inwardly if you can and if you think it's possible to give to others then do that

that stands in my mind as anyones best course of action.