Equality for all - Draft Everyone

originally posted by: Nothin
a reply to: vethumanbeing

Oh nooes !
Then one would have to potentially support the judicial system as well ?
So possibly responsible for imprisoning potential innocent people, as well as murdering innocent foreigners ?

Just because someone commits a felony should not mean I have to be forever attached to them (enslaved) by a system that orders me (randomly) to judge them. I want nothing to do with that nasty Karma they incurred.

a reply to: vethumanbeing

Do not our societies seem to be full of folks whom are fine with, or even relish judging others ?

So no judging, and no voting for you ?

We already have been drafted in the war machine. The crap never ends. It's as if we are chess pieces and they watch from above and move us around like a game. They keep us pitted against one another or they try to force us to be part of some one world agenda fake global unity crap so then they can herd us in and control us more. We keep feeding our minds with games of politics, authoritarian religions, bad news, violence, and every other distraction in the book.

The question is what are we being distracted from.. and why do we keep allowing ourselves to be distracted by this charade that is being played?

There is some mysterious truth that they do not want us to know... so the charade will keep going and we will keep going along with it, until deep within our consciousness we have had enough, then maybe a profound change will take place.

originally posted by: Nothin
a reply to: vethumanbeing

Do not our societies seem to be full of folks whom are fine with, or even relish judging others ?
So no judging, and no voting for you ?

They are NOT fine with having to 'judge' as jury members just because they voted and got themselves onto jury rosters; 'oh look here, Mr. Scratch aka Devil just voted'; (meaning this is a body that is ambulatory) lets get him on jury duty. I vote. I would like the county courthouse to exist on the lot next door and not 80 miles away in a mine shaft 2 miles down.

a reply to: vethumanbeing

There was a thread about jury-duty about 2 years ago, and more than a couple of members very quite proud and boastful, about having been jurors on big trials.

Judgmental folks, receiving confirmation that their judgement is just.
Cool if you're not like that.

So why do you agree with participating in the system, by voting ?
Is voting not also supporting the status-quo; political-MIC system; blood-for-oil; and the nation's foreign-policy ?
Are there no beliefs, hidden in there ?

originally posted by: Nothin
a reply to: vethumanbeing
So why do you agree with participating in the system, by voting ?
Is voting not also supporting the status-quo; political-MIC system; blood-for-oil; and the nation's foreign-policy ?
Are there no beliefs, hidden in there ?

I AM the system; I define it as do millions of others by casting a vote for reasonable policy/procedure that reflects my morals/values/integrity regarding the policies/laws that my government adopts to keep people from killing each other over garbage can placement squabbles. It used to be territorial wars over sheep vs cattle grazing rights, Native American raids on Settlers, Settlers encroaching illegally on US Treatise lands given to Native Americans. It used to be that there were battles worthy to be fought; ones soul grew leaps and bounds with a single thought form defending an idea: "do not dam that river or many will die; let the beavers do it naturally..they have more wisdom".

There won't be another draft.

Donald Rumsfeld reorganized things so that the US military will not be looking to a draft as a potential solutions to any strategic crisis, no matter how severe.

back in the early 2000s, he said what most analyst have known since Vietnam-- that draftees are so substandard, and lack any esprit d'corps, that they cannot stand against any but other draftees. The VFW came unglued that he was impugning their soldiering abilities, and Rumsfeld pissed them off by saying that it was the truth.

In the Roman republic (which our society is modeled after in so many ways), each social class was originally drafted to fill the ranks of specific styles of fighters; the patricians on horseback as equites, the principes (wealthy commons) in front of them, then Velites, Triarii, and Hastates of the poor in front.

There was a Roman reformer named Marius who changed all that, and got the roman republic to get rid of the draft and switch to professional soldiers. It was at this point that roman armies began to be seen as the best, and paved the way for the Empire.

Donald Rumsfeld saw himself as the New Marius, and publicly said so. He said we'll never need another draft.

originally posted by: vethumanbeing

originally posted by: Nothin
a reply to: vethumanbeing
So why do you agree with participating in the system, by voting ?
Is voting not also supporting the status-quo; political-MIC system; blood-for-oil; and the nation's foreign-policy ?
Are there no beliefs, hidden in there ?

I AM the system; I define it as do millions of others by casting a vote for reasonable policy/procedure that reflects my morals/values/integrity regarding the policies/laws that my government adopts to keep people from killing each other over garbage can placement squabbles. It used to be territorial wars over sheep vs cattle grazing rights, Native American raids on Settlers, Settlers encroaching illegally on US Treatise lands given to Native Americans. It used to be that there were battles worthy to be fought; ones soul grew leaps and bounds with a single thought form defending an idea: "do not dam that river or many will die; let the beavers do it naturally..they have more wisdom".

What would the 'system' be: if we didn't have folks that felt like they were a part of the establishment, keeping the whole thing going ?

Is that not built on beliefs ?

originally posted by: Nothin

originally posted by: vethumanbeing

originally posted by: Nothin
a reply to: vethumanbeing
So why do you agree with participating in the system, by voting ?
Is voting not also supporting the status-quo; political-MIC system; blood-for-oil; and the nation's foreign-policy ?
Are there no beliefs, hidden in there ?

I AM the system; I define it as do millions of others by casting a vote for reasonable policy/procedure that reflects my morals/values/integrity regarding the policies/laws that my government adopts to keep people from killing each other over garbage can placement squabbles. It used to be territorial wars over sheep vs cattle grazing rights, Native American raids on Settlers, Settlers encroaching illegally on US Treatise lands given to Native Americans. It used to be that there were battles worthy to be fought; ones soul grew leaps and bounds with a single thought form defending an idea: "do not dam that river or many will die; let the beavers do it naturally..they have more wisdom".

What would the 'system' be: if we didn't have folks that felt like they were a part of the establishment, keeping the whole thing going ? Is that not built on beliefs ?

We have arbitrators (an obscene excess of Lawyers) that are poisoning and corrupting this system by adding to the endless nit picking destruction of clear common sense 'law and order' judgements.