Youre burning the wrong buildings

Most of the problems within society can be traced to a single source.

How is there an NWO?
Why are there child sex rings?
Why does the elite get to do whatever it wants without consequences?

Money.
Or more so, our faith in money allows all this to happen.

Money is the King of western civilization and a bane to mankind.

Those with the tools to change the world must often be met with the temptations of a fat payday at the expense of someone else. How many sell away their principles?

Just imagine the psychic hole you are constantly in to make ends meet. Sacrificing a majority of your life to make money for a business that has enough to last a thousand lifetimes and they dare to call its employees a family.

This isn't a request to become socialist or communist as opposed to capitalism, it's an aim to become giving and Christ-like. In fact what we should do is indeed scarier. Abolish currency.

The only way little guys like us can beat them is by fxcking up the only thing that matters to them, their paycheck.

They literally pay us to kill each other. What happens when the day comes and we tell them, your money's no good here.

What would happen if aliens, who never had a concept of currency made contact with us and we shared with them this idea of avarice? They probably would start a war with themselves.

What happens when you have all the money in the world? You have to give some of it back to keep the game going and you can't take it with you when it's game over.

If humans are to ever reach their full potential we must stop playing this petty game of ours.

If you want to send a message by burning a building.
Leave churches and apartments alone.
Break the bank.

a reply to: Psilocyborg

No doubt. Don't burn down buildings with people in them. Buildings with kids that have cancer staying in them.

I don't think it is money though, more like power. Of course power and money kinda go hand in hand.

Don't burn down anything.

MLK knew the way to get change.

Too bad they are tearing down and burning our history.

Desire for money, prestige, and power are usually the roots of all evil.

a reply to: Psilocyborg

Vs what. A king or a political party that can do anything it wants? Where if you are not of the right bloodline, or of the right political party your $hit out of luck?

originally posted by: Psilocyborg
Most of the problems within society can be traced to a single source.

How is there an NWO?
Why are there child sex rings?
Why does the elite get to do whatever it wants without consequences?

Money.
Or more so, our faith in money allows all this to happen.

Money is the King of western civilization and a bane to mankind.

Those with the tools to change the world must often be met with the temptations of a fat payday at the expense of someone else. How many sell away their principles?

Just imagine the psychic hole you are constantly in to make ends meet. Sacrificing a majority of your life to make money for a business that has enough to last a thousand lifetimes and they dare to call its employees a family.

This isn't a request to become socialist or communist as opposed to capitalism, it's an aim to become giving and Christ-like. In fact what we should do is indeed scarier. Abolish currency.

The only way little guys like us can beat them is by fxcking up the only thing that matters to them, their paycheck.

They literally pay us to kill each other. What happens when the day comes and we tell them, your money's no good here.

What would happen if aliens, who never had a concept of currency made contact with us and we shared with them this idea of avarice? They probably would start a war with themselves.

What happens when you have all the money in the world? You have to give some of it back to keep the game going and you can't take it with you when it's game over.

If humans are to ever reach their full potential we must stop playing this petty game of ours.

If you want to send a message by burning a building.
Leave churches and apartments alone.
Break the bank.

i can agree with your last three sentences. the rest is populist and rather generalizing. money rules the world but as long as everybody plays the game there is no alternative. what would be an alternative to money? there are plenty of rich people who use money wisely. without them many humanitarian organizations would not exist. it is the abuse of money that causes all this chaos. and the greed of some people.

I understand the rage and frustration, it is the corruption that is the issue. I like the line Q has been taking to get to some of the worst of it. Still a lot more to go.

Ronald Bernard found about 8000 - 8500 people are in this club around the globe. Lot of high profile and wealthy individuals.

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While some courts do have some problems, Dr. Katherine Horton found the courts the best approach, public attention helps keep them honest.

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sorros tells them what to burn down lol

quite a few of my 'pr0gressive' friends have berated me for being catholic.

the don meh who run the world want no religion save theirs.

hence the burning of churches good.
the burning of money lenders forbidden.

originally posted by: rickymouse
Desire for money, prestige, and power are usually the roots of all evil.

It is greed and selfishness.

Money is inanimate. Ppl only want it cuz it buys everything.

If you took away money greed will just focus on objects themselves rather than the tool to obtain it.

The only way to fix this is to change the hearts and minds of men globally.

a reply to: Psilocyborg

How's burning a bank going to do anything? All of the electronic records are held at secure data centers that don't even have signage out front or that share what data they're storing and for whom.

a reply to: Psilocyborg

Break the bank.

You first.

a reply to: scraedtosleep

Ok...

I just pulled all of my money out of my banking accounts.

Now if we can get as many people as possible to do the exact same thing, we can effectively force a time out on the big money game that the elite are playing.

a reply to: Psilocyborg

I've always been to poor to have money in a bank.