posted on Oct, 20 2013 @ 11:38 AM
reply to post by Realtruth
I expect we are pretty much the same over here in the UK, however I only think that the situation is stable provided that 90 odd % tow the line and
live under the law.
The minute people get sick of this and all agree together that civil disobedience is the only way left to people to get a redistribution of a fair
share of the wealth organised without actually destroying their countries, it will go on and on. I know the top percentage are feeling the heat from
the irritation the ordinary public are feeling and getting laws passed as quickly as possible to stop any form of disobedience being possible so they
can maintain their greedy and mostly exploitatively lifestyle going.
They have strapped people up financially so tightly that the credit rating is a terrific means of control. No body dares do anything like get arrested
in a protest. + once someone has been arrested, even if its dropped in the UK everytime they have to deal with everyday things they have to declare
their record. Also OK for certain crimes to be excluded in this when a person is a danger to the public, but once punishment has been administered
people should be considered to have been punished and the slate wiped clean. We release them but don't consider them to be fit for society. In the
past people could integrate back into society but today felons find it near impossible getting back into normal life and are penalised by now having
to pay extra for insurances and their record known by every numpty going because it has to be declared. There is no such thing as privacy and with
the tendency to arrest everyone and dna them etc it is going to be hard work to get the world back to a fair and equitable society for all. (I bring
the felon point up because today so many get arrested for even the most stupid reasons that never existed a few years ago).