Greetings Steemians,
Not the game of Steem, oh no. The game of life.
How is it treating you?
Are you poor? Are you rich? Do you own your own business, or do you work a 9-5 job for a corporate entity?
I've met many poor rich men and women in this life, and I have also met many rich poor men and women in this life.
Are you confused yet?
If you are, good. Allow me to tickle that thinking box a bit.
The questions I am presenting, are not meant to be answered to me. They are intended as introspective questions, for you the reader to ask yourself.
What do you define as value in this life?
Is it money, happiness, purpose, status?
Notice I placed money first, ah yes..
Because I'm willing to bet money is the first thing that comes to mind when 99% of individuals are asked this question.
Now I want you to think in literal terms.
What is a bank note?
Thanks Google!
Ok, so now that we've deciphered what money literally is, we must all agree that our placement of value on paper is a subconscious agreement to a perception that ink in just the right spots, and a standard size cut of a piece of paper is valuable. Correct?
If you're curious about the promissory thing and don't already understand, I highly suggest doing some research on that. You might be a bit shocked to what you uncover in plain sight.
Now I want you to think back to when you were a child. Yes, think back.
Ok great!
What kind of things gave you enjoyment? While you weren't in school of course.
Yeah, cause these days your 5 year old child could get in trouble for hugging another classmate. Don't believe it? Just click on that link..
While you're on your devout hamster wheel, please do think about what your children are being taught and what purpose it serves to teach children these things, and treat them in ways which divide.
Ok so anyway, back on track here..
What did you enjoy doing? Did you enjoy riding your bike? Did you enjoy looking at the clouds? (Get yer head out of the clouds Johnny!) Did you enjoy exploring? Did you enjoy coming up with creative fun ideas with your friends?
How did you feel in school when your teacher told you that you were wrong? How did you feel when you were told what "job" you should have when you "grow up"?
Did you notice if you did not conform, everyone else would look at you funny? They might laugh in unison, and perhaps you didn't see it, after all you were just a child, an impressionable child that just adhered to the belief systems you were given and didn't question anything, while your parents were dutifully on the hamster wheel of "life."
Have you ever thought about why children are more heavily medicated today than ever before?
What age does the brain stop developing? Anyone know? 25? Is it 25 years of age?
Idk, let's see what a quick google search spits back.
Now why would we want to dope up our children with amphetamine based medications poisons?
Because it's easier? Because a "professional" tells you your child has a disorder? Because maybe child protective services might get involved, and secretly you are fucking scared? Willing to poison your child because you are afraid of the consequence of not being a good sheep and going along with it?
I can imagine anyone reading this who medicates their child might feel angry and offended. I can imagine anyone who does not will shake their head in agreement. The polarization of society at its best, divide and conquer. Let's not hate each other, let's not degrade each other. Let's just talk about things reasonably shall we?
Do you ever wake up in the morning and wish you could just go back to sleep for a while? Wish you didn't need to go to that damn job that you never wanted in the first place, but must do in order to survive?
Is it what you truly wanted for yourself? And hey, I'm sure some people are definitely working a job that they enjoy and gives them fulfillment. That is great, and I'm sure money becomes secondary when you are working in alignment to what makes you feel good, correct?
This system we live in protects men of evil. Law protects them, and we should all be questioning why law is not a standard teaching early in school.
Through my studies, what I have uncovered about what law really, is very daunting.
It is, to put it lightly, a dogmatic confusion of language, in which you play a fictitious role, and your assigned counsel during any court proceeding, is there to represent a "fool" who cannot speak for him or herself, because you do not know the language of law, so how could you represent yourself in a system which you've been deliberately not educated on? Ever wondered why you don't need to show identification when you go to court?
Money is not necessary for us to exist. Law is not necessary either. The last time I spoke of this, I received a comment basically saying "but what about the rapists, the murderers, the terrible evil people!" Well friends, the good people out number these types, and it's pretty much common sense in my opinion.. What do you think is going to happen to those people if we live in a lawless world? It's rather simple, they will slowly cease to exist, or be dealt with in ways which the common good decides is appropriate. Simple as that.
The law puts women beaters, rapists, murderers in a cage, later to be let loose to society again. That sounds like a protection racket to me. Let's not even go into the privatized corporate prison system, another topic entirely.
How do you feel when you see a homeless drunk staggering down the street with a grocery cart?
Do you feel bad for him/her? Do you feel contempt? Do you offer any form of help?
In my extensive experience with homelessness (living it) 9 out of 10 people will turn a blind eye, or look with eyes of contempt.
You know, I've spent allot of time thinking about why this is, because in my core I know most humans are good people, who don't like the idea of others suffering.
Could it be that the unfortunate ones are looked at with contempt because of fear? Yes fear, the working class citizen who works hard in a job he or she hates to provide for their family, and might only be a paycheck or three away from being homeless themselves? Could it be that they hate the less fortunate because they do not want to come to terms with the idea that this could happen to them as well?
I have met homeless lawyers, homeless doctors, and plenty of homeless veterans. Other esteemed positions as well. Society generally looks upon these positions in a good way. Not everyone of course, but lawyers and doctors, generally viewed respectively, and exemplify a stability in society, financial and mental stability, yet I have met plenty who've fallen to the bottom rungs of society.
It could happen to anyone, and no one needs to suffer like this. The need for money and resources, competitive based BE-ings allow for this, because we've all been lied to, we've all been manipulated to take part in a system which only benefits a few, and 99% of us are just puppets on strings.
The media lies to you, the corporate social platforms moderate you. You're given a choice of a politician to vote for, and nothing ever truly changes.
My people, the only solution is to disbar the system itself. Let go of the things you were taught, forget about the concept of money, and become collectively non-compliant, do not go to work, do not spend your money, in fact, burn it.
But, as per the usual, the few who understand just how psychopathic this system is will continue to watch in disbelief.
If freedom is not something we all want, then freedom is something we will never have.
Much love,
Posted with eSteem Surfer
@akiroq