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Everyone should at least watch this twice: Republic vs. Democracy

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Kavanah
Kavanah
5 months ago

I have sent that video out for the past 15 years. some people don’t want to wake up. Great video. Shows how the elites create a vacuum called anarchy..it’s the last step before tyranny … Thanks for posting it.

Dietrich Bonhoeffer, when he was arrested by the Nazis, sat in his prison cell and said to himself what happened to my nation that was full of poets and intellects. He came to the conclusion that you could fight against evil, confront it and battle it. But you can’t fight against stupidity. if you go on YouTube and look up theory of stupidity… it’s a whiteboard type video, it’s an another great watch.

whatever
whatever
5 months ago
Reply to  Kavanah

I just want to point out that this vacuum you mentioned, is not called anarchy, but rather an “anomie”.
from wiki:

“In sociology, anomie or anomy (/ˈænəmi/) is a social condition defined by an uprooting or breakdown of any moral values, standards or guidance for individuals to follow.”

“The term, commonly understood to mean normlessness, is believed to have been popularized by French sociologist Émile Durkheim … ”

“Durkheim never used the term normlessness; rather, he described anomie as “derangement”, and “an insatiable will.” Durkheim used the term “the malady of the infinite” because desire without limit can never be fulfilled; it only becomes more intense.”

“For Durkheim, anomie arises more generally from a mismatch between personal or group standards and wider social standards; or from the lack of a social ethic, which produces moral deregulation and an absence of legitimate aspirations, i.e.:
[A]nomie is a mismatch, not simply the absence of norms. Thus, a society with too much rigidity and little individual discretion could also produce a kind of anomie …”

In contrast to that, anarchy is fundamentally defined only by the absence of rulers.

“As a concept, anarchy is commonly defined by what it excludes. Etymologically, anarchy is derived from the Greek: αναρχία, romanized: anarchia; where “αν” (“an”) means “without” and “αρχία” (“archia”) means “ruler”. Therefore, anarchy is fundamentally defined by the absence of rulers.

While anarchy specifically represents a society without rulers, it can more generally refer to a stateless society, or a society without government. Anarchy is thus defined in direct contrast to the State, an institution that claims a monopoly on violence over a given territory. Anarchists such as Errico Malatesta have also defined anarchy more precisely as a society without authority, or hierarchy.

Anarchy is also often defined synonymously as chaos or social disorder, reflecting the state of nature as depicted by Thomas Hobbes. By this definition, anarchy represents not only an absence of government but also an absence of governance. This connection of anarchy with chaos usually assumes that, without government, no means of governance exist and thus that disorder is an unavoidable outcome of anarchy. Sociologist Francis Dupuis-Déri has described chaos as a “degenerate form of anarchy”, in which there is an absence, not just of rulers, but of any kind of political organization. He contrasts the “rule of all” under anarchy with the “rule of none” under chaos.

Since its conception, anarchy has been used in both a positive and negative sense, respectively describing a free society without coercion or a state of chaos.”

The german wiki-site even states this:

“Anarchy is also commonly assumed to be a state of social disorder, tyranny and lawlessness caused by the absence of the state and institutional violence, and is often used in many media to falsify the actual meaning in the catchphrase “chaos and anarchy”. However, the actual name for such a condition is anomie.”

Why does this even matter?
Because this is a prime example of orwellian social engineering.
Anarchy is literally THE solution to our problem. A free society without coercion and without rulers. No coercion means no violence.
And what did the satanists do? What they always do: take it and invert/pervert it.
They took something which literally means peace on earth and turned it into something bad.
It’s exactly as in “1984”, control over the mind through control of language.

Don’t let yourself be deceived by their inverted language.

Rosey
Rosey
5 months ago
Reply to  whatever

No faith in Jesus Christ is the only solution. We will never attain it on this earth because man cannot see it or mocks and challenges God.

Frances Schaefer explains it best in How do we then live? (Series is in YouTube )1970s and not a moment out of date. It’s about moral absolutes otherwise we can’t hold it together.

GatesSmasher
GatesSmasher
5 months ago
Reply to  Rosey

Good point Rosey. Anarchy is not just the absence of government, but also the absence of just law, which was ordained by our Creator to protect mankind from the symptoms of her fallen state.
Anarchy in the hands of man…meaning man living not only without a ruler, but also under the effects of total lawlessness, would only lead to ruin, and those who value natural law would be stomped out by those who would adhere to Satan’s advocacy to “do as thou wilt.”
Even when Christ returns and there is no more corrupt governing, there will still be law and order, even if a perfect version we have never witnessed in our lives or across human history after Eden.

whatever
whatever
5 months ago
Reply to  Rosey

As I said, anarchy literally means a peaceful coexistence without coercion or rulers. There can be no violence without coercion and there can be no crime without imposing one’s will on someone. And if there’s still chaos, uproars and injustice than it’s not a real anarchy. Per definition. Therefore anarchy IS the solution. Anarchy should be the “end product”, the most desirable outcome for human civilization.
The more important question is how to get there.
And since this satanic-abrahamic blood cult that you call christianity, with your jewish galleon figure jesus, is demonstrably nothing other than the greatest psy-op in the history of modern humanity, i cannot imagine that “faith in jesus” will lead us to anything other than our doom. Nor do i believe that laws are useful to us, for my vision of a peaceful civilisation needs no laws, as people would inherently perceive their existence as a “collective individual” living in cooperation rather than competition, instead of falling prey to the most persistent illusion of all, the illusion of ego.
To be clear, I do not believe in jesus or god, but I certainly believe in satan or saturn or whatever that entity is. Satan’s biggest trick was not to make us all believe that he doesn’t exist, but to make us all believe that there is a “righteous god” who will save us all when the time comes. it’s basically the same as “operation trust” (look it up). you don’t have to do anything, “just trust the plan” and the powers behind the scenes will sort it all out for you. same scheme as controlled opposition. evil plays both sides.

truth sleuth
truth sleuth
5 months ago
Reply to  whatever

So you believe in a world where there is a father of lies, but no father of truth? The world is a pretty dark place, but not completely devoid of light. “Just trust the plan” philosophy is not the teaching put forth in true Christianity. The Devil has skewed it to make us passive and do nothing against him and make us believe that that’s what God wants us to do. Jesus called us to “bear good fruits.” These fruits are the fruits of faith, yes, but they are the results of ACTING on God’s law. A law that requires us to feed the hungry, to love your neighbor, to admonish the sinner, and to speak the truth. The idea of trusting in God’s plan is supposed to give us the strength to step out in the world, knowing that whatever harm befalls us from spreading truth, fighting temptation, and defending others against evil in this world, will be cause for reward in the next.

Peace be with you 🙂

whatever
whatever
5 months ago
Reply to  truth sleuth

yes, satan is quite real, i think we can all agree on that, but for me there is no reason to assume that a personified god, a kind of equivalent to the devil, also exists. The assumption that god must exist because the devil also exists is merely a logical fallacy, as the dependency between the two cannot be proven and is based solely on an assumption. The mere fact that we live in a multi-faceted reality in which the boundaries between good and evil are not always clearly discernible, indeed not even the boundaries between light and shadow are clearly distinguishable, makes the assumption of a dependency based on a kind of duality seem rather unlikely to me.
i have always found it very interesting how many here have always thought they could see through the masonic principle of duality without questioning the blatant binary nature of their own ideology.

Furthermore, you have just proven my point that the ego is the most persistent illusion of all.
you said: ” … whatever harm befalls us from spreading truth, fighting temptation, and defending others against evil in this world, will be cause for reward in the next.”

So you’re telling me you’re only doing this because you’re hoping for a reward? That your ego even crosses the boundaries of the living?
This doesn’t look like selflessness to me. It looks to me more like someone is trying to seduce you with some baseless promises to catch you in the ego trap; the sweetest of them all.

And even though I say that I don’t believe in your god or your religion, I still believe in the Creator. The Creator, who is at the same time His own creation. For me, there is only one consciousness and that is the Creator Consciousness within us and everything that is. And although we experience life through the consciousness of our Creator, the Creator cannot exist at the same time as His creation. The Creator exists only through His creation and not as an entity in its own right. Imagine a vase that breaks into an infinite number of pieces. The vase itself no longer exists, but its fragments have formed something new, and if you put all the fragments back together you would have a vase again. But at the time of fragmentation, the entity “vase” no longer exists. The creator is the vase and the pieces are the individual consciousness. As long as we as creation experience the individual consciousness, there cannot be a creator consciousness at the same time.
Of course, these are only assumptions, because I may draw logical conclusions, but in the end I can prove them just as little. Nevertheless, I have been given the grace to know the truth, even if only for an extremely brief moment, but still long enough to lift the veil of illusion and free myself from my worldly fears. However, words are worthless, the only thing that counts are the insights you gain through your own experiences. Faith is something very intimate and personal. That is why I despise all religions, because they rob the believer of any individuality. There is no scheme X, everyone has to find their own way out of his personal labyrinth. But do not despise the fruit without having tasted it.

With this in mind, thank you for your attention and I hope you make the best of it.

GatesSmasher
GatesSmasher
5 months ago
Reply to  whatever

Whatever, I don’t want to make you feel disrespected for your beliefs. I want to ask you this so that I can better understand where you are coming from…
If you’ve ever heard sentiment like “everyone’s truth is their own” or something to that effect, then that belief, if true, would mean that their is no truth, because whatever any individual believes becomes true.
I feel like I can pretty well understand what you mean concerning your beliefs about Satan, that he exists to trick us into believing in Jesus.
But then I was more confused by your latter statements after you tried to define our Creator according to your beliefs, particularly when your version of our Creator morphed into each of us individually so that we could be a collective?
My question is:
Do you believe that there is absolute Truth, or do you believe that truth is only the variety that occurs when individual humans acquire opinions on which they construct ideology?
I will share my bias from whence I come:
I believe our Creator, who is not us, and His natural Law, and His only begotten Son are Truth in this mysterious world, all of which can be known to a limited extent on this side and to a fuller extent on the other side of eternity.
I believe Truth stands firm even when individuals created under that Truth reject it in favor of other philosophies.
I admit my bias, and I am just trying to understand yours better.

LAZ
LAZ
5 months ago
Reply to  whatever

Your logical fallacy is a logical fallacy in itself. You can’t have bad without some context of good and vice versa. Otherwise it wouldn’t be good or evil, it would be normal.

Jeep
Jeep
5 months ago
Reply to  whatever

Christianity doesn’t rob anyone of his individuality. It actually asks you to surrender it and become what you desire. Egoless. I have watched you rant here for a long time. You criticize and hate what you do not know.
Consider using hate less. It blinds you a lot

GatesSmasher
GatesSmasher
5 months ago
Reply to  truth sleuth

Excellent points TS!
I hadn’t thought about the notion of “Trust the plan!” before as to how it pertains if at all to Christianity.
You broke this down well.
Yes our King calls us to trust His perfect plan, but He also invites us to play active roles in it.
Even to the point where our prayers and petitions can alter the course of His perfect plan that He might demonstrate His mercy to those we petition Him on behalf of.
Such as some of the examples we witness in the historical parts of the Bible.
I do see (increasingly in recent years) an alarming increase inside the church of this dangerous notion that our only job is to remain passive while we wait for deliverance.
Thank you for combatting that notion with sound doctrine TS. Well stated.

Jbizzle
Jbizzle
5 months ago
Reply to  whatever

Seriously…u should put the pipe down

whatever
whatever
5 months ago
Reply to  Jbizzle

And you should learn some decency.
See, everybody got room for improvement.

john
john
5 months ago
Reply to  whatever

I was once was like you. If you have faith the devil exists, you’ll hopefully take the next step and know God is a real Person. You’ve surmised the devil’s existence, whose mission is to convince you God isn’t real. Break thru the veil. Don’t stop looking for the truth. Don’t assume your intellect is enough. It is thru the foolish that God shames the wise, yet all day long, He stretches out His Hand so that people could reach for Him too. God literally paid the ransom that the devil had enslaved mankind in with His own Son’s blood.

GatesSmasher
GatesSmasher
5 months ago
Reply to  john

Welcome to the Kingdom John!
I look forward to all of us orphan heirs meeting on the other side in the true joy of our King’s loving presence!