Most important thing I've ever written, and possibly the most important thing you'll ever read

reply to post by Ghost375


this post has nothing to do with me, after reading many people's response to my post, a general assessment is that I am failing to succeed, the point that I am making has nothing to do with the success or failures of one person.

my point is regardless if i succeed or not, it does not remove the chains placed on this society by the corporate elite via a corrupt and buyable government, me succeeding will not change the fate of the millions of others, the majority of this nation, to succeed. and just so we're clear surviving is not succeeding

the reason why few people can still succeed is because it hardly effects them, if i am able to achieve an empire worth millions, then this is chump change found in their couches. If I exceed that amount and achieve an empire worth billions, then i'm enterprising and conducting business (all the inhumane and backstabbing business policies that are required for success of this degree) on their level, I become them, which is another pawn they use to keep the majority enchained

if i succeed in this sense, then society fails. I'm sorry, but as long as the greedy and corrupt are the ones who are making the policies, there will always be the threat of total annihilation of our species, we cannot move the hands far enough away from midnight, and if there's always this threat, then our resources will always be allocated to warmongering, instead of looking to the future of our children.

our only true chance is to remove the agents of corruption and greed, that's not a complete elimination, it's to say remove the obvious factors that allow the greed and corruption to be exploited to such a degree, yes I know there will always be greedy people and corrupt people, but we do not have to be ruled by them

Yawn.

Another wannabe revolutionary who doesn't truly understand current events and finds life as it is boring.

Originally posted by megabytz
Yawn.

Another wannabe revolutionary who doesn't truly understand current events and finds life as it is boring.

Not everyone has your capacity to yawn away life. That overstuffed mind of yours must be a burden at times, one wonders how you manage to survive but I suspect you have other's running around tending to your needs while you recline on the couch postulating on your deep understanding of current events, occasionally tossing off cutting remarks within earshot of the underlings.

reply to post by RobbyMcGill


The second option that I personally prefer is, stop caring. Stop investing a stake in the outcome because this life is truly an illusion and one gigantic ride.
The people who built this amusement park designed it this way so....just enjoy the illusionary ride.

reply to post by Human_Alien


Yes you could say it is an illusionary ride. The whole point though is not to allow it to take you round and round forever. The point is to wake up and get off.

reply to post by RobbyMcGill

You my friend will survive the coming destruction, as will I, and everyone else that is receiving this vision from God. That's right, I believe what you just wrote was divinely inspired. This may not be an original concept to many of us, but its original to you isn't it?

reply to post by Korg Trinity


"I challenge anyone here that has a problem with the ESTABLISHMENT to leave. You're not happy so why not just up and go."

I have often thought of this. In the country I was born there is nowhere to go, where I could do my own thing, and not get told to move along by the establishment.

Originally posted by megabytz
Yawn.

Another wannabe revolutionary who doesn't truly understand current events and finds life as it is boring.

I would love for you to enlighten me then? I'm pretty sure I have a strong grip on current events, I'm pretty sure I see clearly the wrongs

Originally posted by Human_Alien
reply to post by RobbyMcGill

 

The second option that I personally prefer is, stop caring. Stop investing a stake in the outcome because this life is truly an illusion and one gigantic ride.
The people who built this amusement park designed it this way so....just enjoy the illusionary ride.

I do see life as an experience, or a ride if you will, but who wants to ride a ride a that has immature and selfish conductors controlling the ride however they please, especially if they make that ride pretty scary, and once you get off, your future still gets on that same ride...do you want them riding the same ride, especially when you can clearly see the broken and crumbling tracks at the end. I feel what I'm striving for will improve the ride tenfold, you go from riding a barely put together wooden roller coaster (sorry I turned the ride into a roller coaster) that has wooden planks falling everywhere and no stability and at the end of the tracks completely in ruins, to upgrading to the most modern steel track ride that is a smooth, comfortable ride that's full of exhilarating loops, twists and barrel rolls which is enjoyed by all. Life is a ride, the one we're on has a very bad ending, not everyone can just sit back and not care about that...

Originally posted by Bone75
reply to post by RobbyMcGill

 

You my friend will survive the coming destruction, as will I, and everyone else that is receiving this vision from God. That's right, I believe what you just wrote was divinely inspired. This may not be an original concept to many of us, but its original to you isn't it?

yes, this is an original thought, I don't know about surviving the coming destruction, I hope it does't come to this, I hope we can awaken the masses in time to stop prevent the destruction

but if all you guys have heard this before then maybe I am just wishing in vain, either way, I will continue

Originally posted by Human_Alien
reply to post by RobbyMcGill

 

The second option that I personally prefer is, stop caring. Stop investing a stake in the outcome because this life is truly an illusion and one gigantic ride.
The people who built this amusement park designed it this way so....just enjoy the illusionary ride.

after watching the clip, Bill Hicks actually is agreeing with me, my post is all about love, it may not come out and say it, but if we're changing the wrongs in the world it's because we do care and we have to love everyone, not just ourselves and our own success but the success of the entire species

he saying to modify the ride as well, he says to quit warmongering, and instead focus on the less fortunate, definitely the motif of my post, the second option is not a second option at all, unless you don'y what he says and are just indifferent to the ride

Nice text either way, I love seeing views of others. Though I feel you didnt quite reach the core with this.

Originally posted by RobbyMcGill

Originally posted by Bone75
reply to post by RobbyMcGill

 

You my friend will survive the coming destruction, as will I, and everyone else that is receiving this vision from God. That's right, I believe what you just wrote was divinely inspired. This may not be an original concept to many of us, but its original to you isn't it?

yes, this is an original thought, I don't know about surviving the coming destruction, I hope it does't come to this, I hope we can awaken the masses in time to stop prevent the destruction

but if all you guys have heard this before then maybe I am just wishing in vain, either way, I will continue

Seriously read this thread, and you will see what I'm talking about. It just hit me one day out of nowhere. You're echoing not only my words, but my passion and innocence as well. I see this new system very clearly, and in fact the reason I joined ATS in the first place was to share this concept. I knew from the moment I conceived it that this came from God. You and many others are confirming it.

I understand your disappointment in this thread as well, you put your heart into this and it seems to be falling on deaf ears. I can assure you that it hasn't.

and possibly the most important thing you'll ever read

Sorry but it wasnt, kinda pretentious as well to be honest.

The world is bad, it should be better and technology might help.

Right, thanks anyway!.

But Arthur C.Clarke has taught me considerably more about the world than your post, so did school to be honest, thinking about it and university. Oh and a decade of work.

Don't let the comments in this thread get you down.
I believe we have hope in America with people like You and Dr. Benjamin Carson who are coming forward to help.
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reply to post by Bone75


I read your post, and the first page of responses, you're right, that's just about exactly what I'm describing, and you're also right that people can't grasp the concept.

if people can only realize that when they do whatever it is to make their money, they are not doing it for the money...they are doing it for what they can get for the money, if you strive for more money, it's because you want more things.

i know we see it clearly, of course people are still going to contribute it if equates to getting the necessities and comforts that they know. and evolution will still continue. If instead of having a thousand different manufactures of cars, we have a few regional manufactures that are able to produce all the styles available with all bells and whistles that come on the most luxurious luxury model, then those car designers and innovators will no longer concern themselves with what their competitors are putting out, and how they can cut back to make more overhead on their models, every model can have exactly what you would like on it, it can still be customized, the world doesn't have to work like a conveyor belt either, the world will society will work in a much more relaxed and positive environment, because nothing needs to be rushed to make deadlines, stress wont be high due to loss.

a society where everyone is not depending on the monetary success of themselves and their company will leave open for so much growth, we will still have our innovators and hard workers yes, they will continue to work hard and innovate, other people may be more concerned with how the live their lives outside of their work, that's fine too, contribute by labor and at a minimal amount of time, because i'm sure this will be the largest group so labor should not be an issue, then you're free to pursue whatever your heart desire for you life.

i don't know how else to explain this type of society

reply to post by Cryptox


please tell me what the core is? I am trying here, if i'm failing, let me know where, we know there's issues, I want to try and get them all out

reply to post by RobbyMcGill

a society where everyone is not depending on the monetary success of themselves and their company will leave open for so much growth, we will still have our innovators and hard workers yes, they will continue to work hard and innovate, other people may be more concerned with how the live their lives outside of their work, that's fine too, contribute by labor and at a minimal amount of time, because i'm sure this will be the largest group so labor should not be an issue, then you're free to pursue whatever your heart desire for you life.

i don't know how else to explain this type of society

Dunno, I think this guy explained it pretty well.

in the 1750s, the Colonies were very prosperous. There was no income tax, no unemployment, and stable prices. When asked to explain this prosperity to leaders back in the motherland, Benjamin Franklin replied;



“That is simple. In the Colonies we issue our own money. It is called Colonial Script. We issue it in proper proportion to the demands of trade and industry to make the products pass easily from the producers to the consumers. In this manner, creating for ourselves our own paper money, we control its purchasing power, and we have no interest to pay to no one”.



1764, the production of Colonial Script was made illegal by the Currency Act, passed into law in England (of course due to pressure from the Bank of England) prohibiting the Colonies from issuing their own money, ordering them to use only the money that was provided (in insufficient quantities) by the English bankers. Benjamin Franklin said,



“In one year, the conditions were so reversed that the era of prosperity ended, and a depression set in, to such an extent that the streets of the Colonies were filled with unemployed”.

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Too simple, I know.

Originally posted by RobbyMcGill
reply to post by Bone75

 

I read your post, and the first page of responses, you're right, that's just about exactly what I'm describing, and you're also right that people can't grasp the concept.

Well if you think about it, here in America and many other parts of the world, we've been conditioned to fear the system you and I speak of. People here are waiting for an anti-christ to usher in the new world order. Personally, I think the whole NWO conspiracy theory is being perpetuated by those with the most to lose if this system sees the light of day, and I also think this is the reason western societies have spent the last few decades destroying socialism and communism.