https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5XXiPKP670 10 reasons freedom dangerous 10 Reasons Why Freedom Is Dangerous The number one thing that terrorizes us in this world and gets in the way of you having a better life... freedom! Here is JP Sears' top ten "science-based" reasons why freedom is bad: 1. Freedom requires you to think for yourself (...think the thoughts they hand you... so turn on your TV. It's like psychological breadline where you can get your very nourishing thought handouts from... and that should be the only place you get them from). 2. Freedom will make you uncomfortable at times. 3. With freedom, no one's controlling you... 4. Freedom requires self-responsibility. 5. Freedom comes with free speech (99.98% of all speech is hate speech... and hate speech is objectively defined as speech that you subjectively hate which is all speech that represents thoughts that don't come from the one true source that you get your thoughts from) 6. With freedom you constantly learn and grow. 7. With freedom you can't just print money when want more of it. 8. With freedom you can protest, but you can't peacefully protest. 9. With freedom you're allowed to not trust those who try to control you. 10. Freedom gives you equal opportunity, not equality of outcome (leaving people's outcomes to what they earn through work and effort levels promotes hate and incentivizes prosperity). So with all that said, what should we do? "Communism needs your vote...freedom destroys lives, robs people of their dignity and takes away their birthright of being controlled."
I have heard that people who are free have to think for themselves. That sounds so frightening! On Mon, Mar 29, 2021 at 2:17 AM grarpamp <grarpamp@gmail.com> wrote:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5XXiPKP670 10 reasons freedom dangerous
10 Reasons Why Freedom Is Dangerous
The number one thing that terrorizes us in this world and gets in the way of you having a better life... freedom!
Here is JP Sears' top ten "science-based" reasons why freedom is bad:
1. Freedom requires you to think for yourself (...think the thoughts they hand you... so turn on your TV. It's like psychological breadline where you can get your very nourishing thought handouts from... and that should be the only place you get them from).
2. Freedom will make you uncomfortable at times.
3. With freedom, no one's controlling you...
4. Freedom requires self-responsibility.
5. Freedom comes with free speech (99.98% of all speech is hate speech... and hate speech is objectively defined as speech that you subjectively hate which is all speech that represents thoughts that don't come from the one true source that you get your thoughts from)
6. With freedom you constantly learn and grow.
7. With freedom you can't just print money when want more of it.
8. With freedom you can protest, but you can't peacefully protest.
9. With freedom you're allowed to not trust those who try to control you.
10. Freedom gives you equal opportunity, not equality of outcome (leaving people's outcomes to what they earn through work and effort levels promotes hate and incentivizes prosperity).
So with all that said, what should we do?
"Communism needs your vote...freedom destroys lives, robs people of their dignity and takes away their birthright of being controlled."
Free people have to _talk_ about things to find solutions to them! Can you imagine? On Mon, Mar 29, 2021 at 10:34 AM Karl Semich <0xloem@gmail.com> wrote:
I have heard that people who are free have to think for themselves. That sounds so frightening!
On Mon, Mar 29, 2021 at 2:17 AM grarpamp <grarpamp@gmail.com> wrote:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5XXiPKP670 10 reasons freedom dangerous
10 Reasons Why Freedom Is Dangerous
The number one thing that terrorizes us in this world and gets in the way of you having a better life... freedom!
Here is JP Sears' top ten "science-based" reasons why freedom is bad:
1. Freedom requires you to think for yourself (...think the thoughts they hand you... so turn on your TV. It's like psychological breadline where you can get your very nourishing thought handouts from... and that should be the only place you get them from).
2. Freedom will make you uncomfortable at times.
3. With freedom, no one's controlling you...
4. Freedom requires self-responsibility.
5. Freedom comes with free speech (99.98% of all speech is hate speech... and hate speech is objectively defined as speech that you subjectively hate which is all speech that represents thoughts that don't come from the one true source that you get your thoughts from)
6. With freedom you constantly learn and grow.
7. With freedom you can't just print money when want more of it.
8. With freedom you can protest, but you can't peacefully protest.
9. With freedom you're allowed to not trust those who try to control you.
10. Freedom gives you equal opportunity, not equality of outcome (leaving people's outcomes to what they earn through work and effort levels promotes hate and incentivizes prosperity).
So with all that said, what should we do?
"Communism needs your vote...freedom destroys lives, robs people of their dignity and takes away their birthright of being controlled."
10. Freedom gives you equal opportunity, not equality of outcome (leaving people's outcomes to what they earn through work and effort levels promotes hate and incentivizes prosperity).
I'm not familiar with this phrasing of problems. It seems too general to me. Why does this particular distinction matter? What makes the air we breathe, an open source project, health care, or wealth, an opportunity to have, vs an outcome to create?
I hear that free people actually have histories that match how they appear ! Does that seem ridiculous or what?
8. With freedom you can protest, but you can't peacefully protest.
Also on a different page on this one. Freedom seems to provide for peaceful protest, over here. Free people have to select things they want of their own choosing, and sometimes don't even decide between alternatives! Can you imagine? Man, some people not picking a side in a conflict ... freedom sounds so incredibly alien.
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