subfever
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ORIGINAL: subfever And leave all my loved ones behind? Nah... it's better to deprogram the years of indoctrination of the people right here, and start a grassroots effort towards a indoctrinated to catpitalism. As the Beloved Leader guy in the video said, our current resource-based economy. Having watched the 'orientation' from the other thread, I don't see that people are system places value based on scarcity. But that is not indoctrination. As anyone trying to lose weight knows, the body, our very DNA assumes starvation is around every corner. The scarcity=value thing is part of our very core as animals. So it might take getting the correctly genetically-engineered human to make it all work. That would be the only way to really be sure people are properly deprogrammed. Just my perspective. I believe what the orientation says about scarcity, is that it's intentional, and part of the foundation of our economy. It also says that we have the technology today to eliminate scarcity altogether. I didn't mean to suggest that our indoctrination has been directly or exclusively linked to scarcity. Yes, scarcity has always been in nature, and therefore programmed into all living things. But we now have the technology to move man past this... if we remove the profit/greed motive, and install a resource-based economy. When 2% of the population own 50% of the wealth... we will certainly continue to have scarcity. When money is created as credit/debt, we will continue to have scarcity... people competing against each other to extract enough money out of the system to make ends meet. We are increasingly polluting the planet. The waste man produces is almost beyond imaginable. Thousands of people starve to death every day. War is ever prevalent. What about our children? What are we leaving for them and their children? Should we mortgage their future to sustain our rabid self-indulgence for another decade or two?
< Message edited by subfever -- 3/17/2010 4:29:46 PM >
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