FirmhandKY
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ORIGINAL: FirmhandKY Ok, then. 1. What is this "elite" you are talking about? Can you define it? Who, specifically belongs to it? Where did they come from? Do new members ever arise, or is it only by being born into it that a new member comes into it? Do members ever renounce their membership, or lose it? What are the specific "markers" that will allow one to determine the membership? Dude, I'm not prepared nor inclined to provide a complete and total history lesson on Nobility from 3600BC to 2010AD. Research what Kings/Queens, despots and their lineage along with world leaders (mostly money leaders) are still around and you have all these answers in a nutshell. Frankly I don't care who they are so much. That they operate using the Noble Lie and a number of other shrewd (to the unaware) psychologies to maintain and grow their wealth at the expense of more than 6.6 billion serfs is what I find amazing and what I would prefer to discuss. If you're looking for the 'conspiracy' angle, I'm not going there. I have said a number of times, it's not conspiracy, it's methodology and psychology that is in plain sight if one cares to look closely enough.quote:
2. Your definition of the "noble lie" seems to have no positives, only negatives, i.e. "controlling" or "misguiding", and only for the purposes of denying others their "true potential" or their "rights". Are there any positives? All of this depends on one's perspective doesn't it? ^You tend to see the wording as negative or you wouldn't have asked. I tend to see your original wording using such words as 'harmony' being somewhat euphemistic in covering up what is essentially and more factually a lie of control. I'm sure Nobles see it a positive because it's results mean that roughly 6.6 billion serfs don't complain or say much about how unfairly the wealth is dispersed. In our history there have been uprisings, rebellion, revolts, none of which ever changed a Noble's position on the wealth meter. The Noble have simply changed government labels... Despotism, Monarchy, etc ... to Democracy! Woohoo the new freedom for serfs... still paying taxes that favor the rich, blah blah blah, still fighting their wars for them.... In the big picture and I'm only speaking for myself, there really is no good or bad, no positive or negative, only perceptions of same, that generally rely on perspective and meanings we attach to words. Some of these are preconceived notions resulting from what we've been taught. One can find positives in any negative and vice versa if one looks closely.quote:
3. What are "everyman's" rights, anyway? What, exactly are "rights" in your mind? That could be a very long list as well. But we'll shorten it for the purpose of discussion. The right to a decent lifestyle and equal treatment. Dude, I'm not prepared nor inclined to provide a complete and total history lesson on Nobility from 3600BC to 2010AD. If you're looking for the 'conspiracy' angle, I'm not going there. I have said a number of times, it's not conspiracy, it's methodology and psychology that is in plain sight if one cares to look closely enough. I tend to see your original wording using such words as 'harmony' being somewhat euphemistic in covering up what is essentially and more factually a lie of control. Ok, I tried. You started this thread with claims that we should all become "critical thinkers", as defined by you. I attempted to set the stage for a good debate, so that we could understand the terms of the discussion, and to see if my theory was any better at explaining the world than yours. Yet, you refuse to argue your point in a logical, consistent manner, defaulting to (basically) "It's self-evident and if you don't agree with me, you are a drone!". In effect, this makes you no different than any other ideologue, or "true believer", just like the people you castigate. You need to learn critical thinking. fertig. Firm
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