A. R. K.  Wrote:

LoP Guest  Wrote:

many of the users who posted above have posted about who they support politically...

so most people who think they have escaped the mind control have only fallen into another tiered net of the matrix

Ditch the matrix, rejoin the Matrice. Mother Nature Conscious Network.

They used a reverse anti-meme to get you to act against Truth.

^nother schill

^schill

I live in my own little world where I make all my own rules. If it wasn't for the news and internet discussions I really wouldn't know what's going on out there in the world, not that it really matters though within my own little world. First step to escaping mind control is to turn off teevee. Second, declare yourself free and a citizen of Earth (as opposed to part of a gang). Third, stop funding that gang. Forth, Forth, begin doing your own thing, make jour own terms and rules, and have fun.

LoP Guest  Wrote:

Luvapottamus  Wrote:

Incorrect.

You can't escape the political system by not participating in it.

You can't escape the monetary system without money.

^schill

Or just given up.

barbsat  Wrote:

When you are a bullied outcast as a child you grow up hating the conformists who tormented you and the authority figures who protected them. You begin to see society as a construct that awards obedience and punishes those who are different. You then begin to question everything.

Get out of my head!!

No, actually you are correct, but for me the experience was a different in one single formative way. A cop told me at age fourteen that his hands were essentially tied in resolving the issue of the neighborhood bully. But he went on to tell me I could resolve the issue of the neighborhood bully myself and I would never hear a word from the police about it.

Damn if he wasn't right!!

There are many much larger systems than the political and monetary ones.

X  Wrote:

I realized that kings and queens have controlled us mentally and physically all through history and ours. :)(:

There are good Kings and bad kings.

And time flows like a river.

A. R. K.  Wrote:

X  Wrote:

I realized that kings and queens have controlled us mentally and physically all through history and ours. :)(:

There are good Kings and bad kings.

And time flows like a river.

There must have been one good earthly King there somewhere but I am not aware of him.....?

CourtDude  Wrote:

barbsat  Wrote:

When you are a bullied outcast as a child you grow up hating the conformists who tormented you and the authority figures who protected them. You begin to see society as a construct that awards obedience and punishes those who are different. You then begin to question everything.

Get out of my head!!

No, actually you are correct, but for me the experience was a different in one single formative way. A cop told me at age fourteen that his hands were essentially tied in resolving the issue of the neighborhood bully. But he went on to tell me I could resolve the issue of the neighborhood bully myself and I would never hear a word from the police about it.

Damn if he wasn't right!!

I had two major moments like that as a kid. One at age 7 and another at age 8. I was raised by my divorced mother and had a father who seldom came around or got involved. Once when he did was after doing some work for people who ran a summer camp on the water for children of the rich. This was in Connecticut so you know the kind of rich I mean. My father traded the work he did for my being able to attend that camp.

The camp was on Long Island Sound. I didn't fit in at all and was a quiet kid who never hurt anyone. One day during free swim the son of "good Christian parents" came up behind me and tried to drown me. I was near death when I grabbed his balls and attempted to twist them off. Of course I was the one who was told I had done wrong and my parents would be notified. That the kid who tried to kill me came from important parents and I must be the one telling lies.

Next my head began to hurt and I asked for help. Again I was told that kids don't get headaches and was told to shut up. The next day my head was worse and my left eye was swelling shut. The doctor misdiagnosed it, gave me Darvon and sent me home to die.

My mom at last took me to another doctor who took an xray. Sinus abscess! I had surgery that same day and the doctor who did the surgery said I had hours to live if not for the surgery. I was in the hospital for a week. The kid who tried to drown me and caused the water to get into my sinuses was never punished.

At 8 three teachers took me aside and told me they saw what I did. I asked what I did and they said not to lie about it because all three of them saw me. I was confused and again asked what I did.

They said we saw you crossing the street away from the crossing guard. I will never forget it because I was innocent. They must have seen a kid my height and build who wore the same coat.

Another lesser incident was when we had a test far above grade level I scored 100% on. They kept me after school and made me repeat the test as they watched because I could never have aced a test like that. I again scored 100%.

My entire childhood was like that. One thing after the other where I was let down by authority and in many cases far smarter than the so called adults in charge of me.

A. R. K.  Wrote:

X  Wrote:

I realized that kings and queens have controlled us mentally and physically all through history and ours. :)(:

There are good Kings and bad kings.

And time flows like a river.

There must have been one good earthly King there somewhere but I am not aware of him.....?

Luvapottamus  Wrote:

I dropped out of high school.

i didn't drop out but my senior year i dropped many hits of flying eagle (four way window pain blotter acid knockoff)
i miss it and have been itching to go back through the door to the other side lately
think i would do shrooms or maybe xtc this time though

the best part on an hallucinogen trip for me wasn't the peak but the several hours of comedown
you still had the effects from the drug but i felt more in control and able to manipulate the trip in a greater fashion than when i was balls to the wall frying
i think everyone should take a trip in a respectful reverent way at least once a year,
this would help in centering your spirit and give you insight to your inner workings better than anything else
maybe even utilizing a shaman guide to direct your journey
i think religious fundamentalist should be a priority and given the first trips,
their worldview would end up vastly different than the ones they hold on to today

barbsat  Wrote:

CourtDude  Wrote:

Get out of my head!!

No, actually you are correct, but for me the experience was a different in one single formative way. A cop told me at age fourteen that his hands were essentially tied in resolving the issue of the neighborhood bully. But he went on to tell me I could resolve the issue of the neighborhood bully myself and I would never hear a word from the police about it.

Damn if he wasn't right!!

I had two major moments like that as a kid. One at age 7 and another at age 8. I was raised by my divorced mother and had a father who seldom came around or got involved. Once when he did was after doing some work for people who ran a summer camp on the water for children of the rich. This was in Connecticut so you know the kind of rich I mean. My father traded the work he did for my being able to attend that camp.

The camp was on Long Island Sound. I didn't fit in at all and was a quiet kid who never hurt anyone. One day during free swim the son of "good Christian parents" came up behind me and tried to drown me. I was near death when I grabbed his balls and attempted to twist them off. Of course I was the one who was told I had done wrong and my parents would be notified. That the kid who tried to kill me came from important parents and I must be the one telling lies.

Next my head began to hurt and I asked for help. Again I was told that kids don't get headaches and was told to shut up. The next day my head was worse and my left eye was swelling shut. The doctor misdiagnosed it, gave me Darvon and sent me home to die.

My mom at last took me to another doctor who took an xray. Sinus abscess! I had surgery that same day and the doctor who did the surgery said I had hours to live if not for the surgery. I was in the hospital for a week. The kid who tried to drown me and caused the water to get into my sinuses was never punished.

At 8 three teachers took me aside and told me they saw what I did. I asked what I did and they said not to lie about it because all three of them saw me. I was confused and again asked what I did.

They said we saw you crossing the street away from the crossing guard. I will never forget it because I was innocent. They must have seen a kid my height and build who wore the same coat.

Another lesser incident was when we had a test far above grade level I scored 100% on. They kept me after school and made me repeat the test as they watched because I could never have aced a test like that. I again scored 100%.

My entire childhood was like that. One thing after the other where I was let down by authority and in many cases far smarter than the so called adults in charge of me.

I believe in karma and I'm sure that kid and those teaches will get thiers if they haven't already