Given the opportunity would you join illuminati?

Some people (category A) lead great lives: luxurious house, great cars, exotic holidays, gorgeous women, perfect family...wealth, love, comfort all that.

Others (category B) struggle through life...unemployed, working dead end jobs, debts, depression, lonely, addictions, living in crappy neighborhoods. Nothing to look forward to...Life just grinds on. These people wish they had the good life like the people in catgory A.

So Is it wrong for the people in category B to dream of living a comfortable life? (no dont give me that bs about how theres more to life than pleasure).

Would it be unethical for them to serve the illuminati or whatever dark powers rule in exchange for a slice of the good life (as led by category A).

you know what? I'd do it in a heartbeat. Why the eff not?

What about you?

a reply to: clevargenuis

Already am and it gets boring but at least I don't have to lift a finger to make a living

Im like that homeless guy who ends up joining "them" in the film THEY LIVE lmao

a reply to: clevargenuis

You are only asking this because you are not on their level.

The answer is yes, of course I or anybody else would join by building up one's self mentally. You have to do it for yourself. You have to use your mind powers. Raise yourself. There is plenty of information online and in written books. Do the research. It is not dark. It is not evil. It is simply the way things work in the material world.

As sure as the sun appears each day on the eastern horizon. The wheels keep spinning.

originally posted by: Generation9
a reply to: clevargenuis

You are only asking this because you are not on their level.

The answer is yes, of course I or anybody else would join by building up one's self mentally. You have to do it for yourself. You have to use your mind powers. Raise yourself. There is plenty of information online and in written books. Do the research. It is not dark. It is not evil. It is simply the way things work in the material world.

As sure as the sun appears each day on the eastern horizon. The wheels keep spinning.

uh huh. thats deeep bro

When you deal with the demons that half of these Illuminati guys don't even believe in, there is no need to join their queue when fallen seraphs can carry you to the front of the queue in seconds.

You are suggesting that joining the Illuminati = riches and not joining the Illuminati = no riches. I would suggest to you that joining the Illuminati with the expectation of riches as a result is naive. You join the Illuminati to become "illuminated" and know what is really going on in the world. Your payment is in the satisfaction of so knowing. You join because they'll actually admit you on the basis that you will be an asset to the organization because of some sort of skill you possess that they need. It's a two-way street. You apply; they accept. It's not guaranteed.

There's an old Buddhist saying that, I think, is also the title of a book.

"What do you do before enlightenment? Chop wood; carry water."
"What do you do after enlightenment? Chop wood; carry water."

originally posted by: clevargenuis
Some people (category A) lead great lives: luxurious house, great cars, exotic holidays, gorgeous women, perfect family...wealth, love, comfort all that.

Others (category B) struggle through life...unemployed, working dead end jobs, debts, depression, lonely, addictions, living in crappy neighborhoods. Nothing to look forward to...Life just grinds on. These people wish they had the good life like the people in catgory A.

So Is it wrong for the people in category B to dream of living a comfortable life? (no dont give me that bs about how theres more to life than pleasure).

Would it be unethical for them to serve the illuminati or whatever dark powers rule in exchange for a slice of the good life (as led by category A).

you know what? I'd do it in a heartbeat. Why the eff not?

What about you?

If I found myself out of a job I might join some group that lets me utilize my skill set. I blow things up.

a reply to: clevargenuis

Would it be unethical for them to serve the illuminati or whatever dark powers rule in exchange for a slice of the good life

Personally, when I have struggled financially to keep a roof over my head and food on the table, I never resorted to doing anything unethical.

You said every Group B like to be part of the Group A, are known as Elite group . To many people from the group B, their life looks good from other site, but their problems are as bigger than group B have in a different way.

The Illuminati doesn't exist.

Rest easy...there is no elite club to join.

originally posted by: schuyler
You are suggesting that joining the Illuminati = riches and not joining the Illuminati = no riches. I would suggest to you that joining the Illuminati with the expectation of riches as a result is naive. You join the Illuminati to become "illuminated" and know what is really going on in the world. Your payment is in the satisfaction of so knowing. You join because they'll actually admit you on the basis that you will be an asset to the organization because of some sort of skill you possess that they need. It's a two-way street. You apply; they accept. It's not guaranteed.

There's an old Buddhist saying that, I think, is also the title of a book.

"What do you do before enlightenment? Chop wood; carry water."
"What do you do after enlightenment? Chop wood; carry water."

Are you saying enlightenment is meaningless?

Anyway, I would join the Illuminati. I think I have already done that, army and so on.

originally posted by: schuyler
You are suggesting that joining the Illuminati = riches and not joining the Illuminati = no riches. I would suggest to you that joining the Illuminati with the expectation of riches as a result is naive.

I asked people if they would join the illuminati to get out of a crappy, joyless life Of poverty And hopelessness.

originally posted by: MorganMorgan

originally posted by: schuyler
You are suggesting that joining the Illuminati = riches and not joining the Illuminati = no riches. I would suggest to you that joining the Illuminati with the expectation of riches as a result is naive. You join the Illuminati to become "illuminated" and know what is really going on in the world. Your payment is in the satisfaction of so knowing. You join because they'll actually admit you on the basis that you will be an asset to the organization because of some sort of skill you possess that they need. It's a two-way street. You apply; they accept. It's not guaranteed.

There's an old Buddhist saying that, I think, is also the title of a book.

"What do you do before enlightenment? Chop wood; carry water."
"What do you do after enlightenment? Chop wood; carry water."

Are you saying enlightenment is meaningless?

No.

Anyway, I would join the Illuminati. I think I have already done that, army and so on.

No, you haven't.

originally posted by: clevargenuis
Im like that homeless guy who ends up joining "them" in the film THEY LIVE lmao

Lol..

a reply to: introvert

wow you are truley lost, step out of the blinding light and live in the real world

a reply to: clevargenuis

Serving the Illiluminati might sound like a great idea. Absolutely, I can understand why a category B person would dream of a comfortable life. I'd love a new house in a better neighborhood, a shiny new car instead of the rusty old beater with a loud muffler, money in the bank...sounds awesome.

But you know you were born a Category B person and THEY would know you are a Category B person. Your choice now is: would I have been better off as a B or as a slave to the Illuminati?

originally posted by: clevargenuis

originally posted by: schuyler
You are suggesting that joining the Illuminati = riches and not joining the Illuminati = no riches. I would suggest to you that joining the Illuminati with the expectation of riches as a result is naive.

I asked people if they would join the illuminati to get out of a crappy, joyless life Of poverty And hopelessness.

I understand what you said. And I'm telling you that joining the Illuminati does not do that and is missing the point. Joining the Illuminati does not suddenly boost you from Category B to Category A.

originally posted by: introvert
The Illuminati doesn't exist.

How do you know?

a reply to: clevargenuis

I dont mess with the devil weather he is real or metaphorical, but.....if i could use my powers for good i would think about it