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InvisiblePinkerton
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The law, rich people and zombie minions
    #26518713 - 03/05/20 01:31 PM (3 years, 11 months ago)

The law is influenced by rich people. It's there to protect them, hence looting said group on behalf of the poor is illegal. As crazy as it may sound.

Rich people fear major compassionate changes because that will give them the pink slip. The rich create "must-have" mainstream crap for the average person to stay dazed, hungry and to be affected by the ostrich effect.

Law and mainstream is sort of the same thing. Everyone must follow the law. Now think: dress code. You bet Bernard Arnault digs this. Zuckerberg and his zombie minions posting textbook modelesque pictures on Facebook via Apple to show off their latest Bernard Arnault-gear.

These zombie minions are subdued at the profit of Arnault, Zuckerberg and Apple et.al as one giant establishment. The 1%.


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Re: The law, rich people and zombie minions [Re: Pinkerton]
    #26518825 - 03/05/20 02:39 PM (3 years, 11 months ago)

The law is influenced by the rich. There are many laws, some protect the rich, some protect the poor. Looting of anyone is illegal, rich or poor.

A lot of rich people want changes, that’s why they donate money and invest in causes they believe in. Average people, like you and me, enjoy the mainstream crap they produce. People were dazed and confused way before Zuckerberg.

I don’t think law and mainstream are very much alike. Give me another example.


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Re: The law, rich people and zombie minions [Re: Shr00mEater]
    #26519038 - 03/05/20 04:20 PM (3 years, 11 months ago)

The law is influenced by the rich. There are many laws, some protect the rich, some protect the poor. Looting of anyone is illegal, rich or poor.

There are few laws protecting the poor, that's why they end up poor. :cookiemonster:

Very rich people loot the whole system through tax cuts and unfair salaries for those on low income.

A lot of rich people want changes, that’s why they donate money and invest in causes they believe in.

The absolute majority of rich people are perfectly happy with the status quo or else they would advocate for political changes I.E not voting multi-billionaire Trump, start businesses with fair salaries, give away most of their income to the poor etc.



Average people, like you and me, enjoy the mainstream crap they produce.

I'm pretty much average when it comes to food-choices and being a fellow human of society. Other than that, I'm off the grid and don't buy into mainstream crap. I listen to underground music, don't watch TV, write deep posts on Facebook, member of underground Internet forums, don't follow fashion, have very few and cheap materialistic items, have few friends, I find joy in helping the poor - I don't find joy in buying a house on the shore or if I'm able to afford a brand new Mercedes, live in a house for psychiatric patients, have been in the mental ward for about 5 years prior to the house I live in now, had serious problems with the law, low financial income I.E government aid, no job, don't plan on getting children, don't vote for the popular political parties - in fact I don't vote at all - my position is technocracy under benevolent dictatorship, I proclaim world peace and fight for the poor, my key position in life is altruism, not religious AFAIK, I donate more money than the average person to the needy based on my low income, always give food to the poor outside the grocery store, strongly advocate for advancements in the field of medical science, consume illegal drugs etc.

I'm not awesome or very cool. Just a real, deep and woke underground freakazoid. :smile:

People were dazed and confused way before Zuckerberg.

Sounds right, people have been dazed and confused since dawn of man. I'm very dazed and confused myself in most parts of life but I don't think I'm dazed and confused about the big and important things.

I don’t think law and mainstream are very much alike. Give me another example.

Like I wrote: everyone must follow the law, it goes hand in hand with mainstream as everyone "must" follow mainstream or else they get left out. Another example is how most people must pay for their groceries (law), most don't steal one extra banana, if they're short on cash, for the poor homeless person outside the store (mainstream).


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Re: The law, rich people and zombie minions [Re: Pinkerton]
    #26519339 - 03/05/20 06:47 PM (3 years, 11 months ago)

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Pinkerton said:
The law is influenced by rich people. It's there to protect them, hence looting said group on behalf of the poor is illegal. As crazy as it may sound.

Rich people fear major compassionate changes because that will give them the pink slip. The rich create "must-have" mainstream crap for the average person to stay dazed, hungry and to be affected by the ostrich effect.

Law and mainstream is sort of the same thing. Everyone must follow the law. Now think: dress code. You bet Bernard Arnault digs this. Zuckerberg and his zombie minions posting textbook modelesque pictures on Facebook via Apple to show off their latest Bernard Arnault-gear.

These zombie minions are subdued at the profit of Arnault, Zuckerberg and Apple et.al as one giant establishment. The 1%.




1A) is this supposed to be news? Why were the hippies into dropping out 50 years ago?
1B) And forming communes etc?
1C) Economic injustice has existed for 1000s of years, world wide.

2) Historically when the police go on strike there has been looting. Believe it happened in Canada. And of course if the grocery stores get all busted up, shortly there after, there will be food for no one in the cities.
.    In such an emotional climate, (people running around breaking windows, grabbing stuff, etc.) violence & rioting are just around the corner. And of course many cowboy western movies show, that lawlessness generally leads to abuses by those who are even nastier than the system (aka government & law).
.  Even with the law, in many places gangsters of all sorts, run protection rackets, & commit all sorts of violent crimes, etc.
.  So it doesn't seem that the law causes a dark side to human nature. "The law" with police enforcement is not necessary when humans are at a small tribe level. But in  urban settings with large populations, it becomes  necessary, unfortunately.

Given both 1 & 2, it seems you have oversimplified reality, due to emotions, perhaps anger.
Which is understandable.

.    I do get your point, that "the law" itself is often (perhaps even always?) corrupt itself, as well as its enforcement. But again the law doesn't causes the dark side of human nature.
.    Sibling rivalry is often very vicious, when the parents aren't around. And even younger children must be trained not to bite. And groups of men routinely brutally haze newbies. And apparently girls can be quite vicious too in this regard. And there are of course many other examples of aggressive and violent action within all societies. Just because we stand on 2 legs & wear clothes, doesn't mean we ever left our biology behind.


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Re: The law, rich people and zombie minions [Re: laughingdog]
    #26519376 - 03/05/20 07:05 PM (3 years, 11 months ago)

I'm not talking about looting stores more than necessary, a banana for the homeless person begging for something to eat sitting right outside the store. Unless you can pay for the banana.


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Re: The law, rich people and zombie minions [Re: Pinkerton]
    #26519389 - 03/05/20 07:12 PM (3 years, 11 months ago)

So fill up your pockets with 'spare change' every morning before you leave the house.

But that's not the same idea, as your rant against the rich, the law, & zombie minions.


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Re: The law, rich people and zombie minions [Re: Pinkerton]
    #26519861 - 03/06/20 01:21 AM (3 years, 11 months ago)

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There are few laws protecting the poor, that's why they end up poor. :cookiemonster:




So if we fixed our laws we could eliminate the population of the poor?


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Re: The law, rich people and zombie minions [Re: Pinkerton]
    #26520005 - 03/06/20 05:18 AM (3 years, 11 months ago)

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I'm not talking about looting stores more than necessary, a banana for the homeless person begging for something to eat sitting right outside the store. Unless you can pay for the banana.




Ah, so you mean, measured and controlled theft. Like, each poor person can steal what they “need” from the rich?

Who gets to decide needs? I don’t think the hobo needs a nana. He needs a fuckin job. LoL

What if, I as a poor person, steal and sell for profit several bananas, and I become rich by it. Once I go over whatever amount of money you define as “rich”, Am I still allowed to steal bananas? It is my business model since I was poor, it’s how I got out of poverty. if I’m not allowed to steal bananas, I will again be poor, and then I suppose I will again be allowed to steal bananas?

Also, can poor people steal from other poor? Or rich from rich?

Your major error IMO is assuming criminality is -only- the consequence of poverty or wealth. I highly disagree. Rich and poor classes alike are both filled with scummy and devious people who will stop at nothing to meet their own “needs”.


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Re: The law, rich people and zombie minions [Re: Shr00mEater] * 1
    #26520016 - 03/06/20 05:33 AM (3 years, 11 months ago)

"The system" reflects what humanity has become. A contradiction.

How can a time of abundance create a generation of poorer people ?

How can more access to knowledge end up keeping the illusion that many can reach the 1% ? Duh ?!?! That's why they call it the 1% ...

The only way the system will change is when we change. And for that we need will. So where the fuck is it ?


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Re: The law, rich people and zombie minions [Re: RJ Tubs 202]
    #26521779 - 03/07/20 07:43 AM (3 years, 11 months ago)

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There are few laws protecting the poor, that's why they end up poor. :cookiemonster:




So if we fixed our laws we could eliminate the population of the poor?




There should be a law against poverty in itself.


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    #26521903 - 03/07/20 09:17 AM (3 years, 11 months ago)

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There should be a law against poverty in itself.




Poverty can become simplicity. Thoreau didn’t suffer at all at Walden Pond.

" The homeless, the pilgrim, the bum, the sanyassin, the drifter, and the monk all have roughly the same material resources and the same size load to pack for a journey. Those with some inner freedom can change the weather by moving out from under it."- Bradford Hatcher


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Re: The law, rich people and zombie minions [Re: Pinkerton]
    #26521927 - 03/07/20 09:35 AM (3 years, 11 months ago)

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Pinkerton said:
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RJ Tubs 202 said:
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Pinkerton said:

There are few laws protecting the poor, that's why they end up poor. :cookiemonster:




So if we fixed our laws we could eliminate the population of the poor?




There should be a law against poverty in itself.




Laws against drugs have worked so well, let’s make poverty illegal.

Lock up all the poor. Poof: no more poverty.

What makes you think a law against anything will cause it to cease to exist? There are laws against driving while texting... people still text and drive.


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