Americans Are Despicable

osan

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Americans are the most despicable people on the planet.

Why? Glad you asked.

Because we are the only significant population left on the human-dominated planet who retain even the least glimmer of hope to become free, yet turn our backs to a gift that has been bestowed on no other civilized people in recorded human history. For the briefest moment, our forebears managed to wriggle us all free from the Tyrant's grubby mitts. Did we treasure and endeavor to protect and preserve that jeweled opportunity given us, and paid in so much blood? No. We have systematically and consistently squandered it - taken it for granted - regarded it as cheap and easy as shown by actions that run in diametric contradiction to our big fat talk of "freedom".

We revoltingly make every excuse why we should not return the war that is made upon us in kind. We don't even get it up to engage in mass civil disobedience, much less anything else more kinetic.



We deserve what we're getting and will continue to deserve it until we demonstrate worthiness to the contrary.



I'm not holding my breath, but rather just sitting back in mildly nauseated amusement as I watch the lot of us give Themme carte blanche to run roughshod over everything we hollowly claim to hold dear.

Not only do I assert that we do not love freedom as we claim, but we actually hate it, the sufficient proof being our utter rejection of it as demonstrated by our failure to protect it with as much blood as it takes, up to and including our physical destruction for the sake of evading the fate of the Weakman. And we, those Americans who demonstrate their knowledge of proper human freedom, are the worst of them all precisely because we are aware, yet accomplish nothing worthy of mention toward the reclamation of our natural and dare I say "God-given" freedoms. We know the difference, yet do nothing, making every putrid excuse for remaining effectively inert in the face of our own destruction.

But don't feel picked upon too much, for even those who remain asleep are but half a quantum better than we because all the truth is out there in this age of freely and easily available information on such matters, yet they refuse truths they find unpalatable, cleaving to the bosom of rank ignorance for the sake of mere convenience, fired and fueled by their cowardice and other corruptions.

That is who and what we are. Our state of degradation attests to the ugly truth of this. We are incessantly lied to, robbed, and cheated of everything that is good between men, but remain as whipped dogs without the self-respect to so much as bare our teeth to those who disparage, mock, and insult us in every imaginable way, and at every possible opportunity. We are reduced to outright slave status in all real and practical effect, but still make no meaningful gesture of refusal because as much as we speak to the contrary, we actually love and revere the chains and shackles that relegate us to our state of bondage, for they have been upon our wrists and ankles for so long that they have become familiar, and therefore comfortable.

Until we step up to rid ourselves of the vampires upon our necks, we deserve nothing but the ignominious fate that otherwise awaits. Given what I see this day, it appears that those fates are not far off.

Time is here.

 
2 Corinthians 3:14-18

14 But their minds were blinded: for until this day remaineth the same vail untaken away in the reading of the old testament; which vail is done away in Christ. 15 But even unto this day, when Moses is read, the vail is upon their heart. 16 Nevertheless when it shall turn to the Lord, the vail shall be taken away. 17 Now the Lord is that Spirit: and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is liberty. 18 But we all, with open face beholding as in a glass the glory of the Lord, are changed into the same image from glory to glory, even as by the Spirit of the Lord.
 
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Pretty much literally the future of freedom is indeed at stake.

The United States was an experiment in freedom. And if it fails, freedom is unlikely to be tried again. For 2000 years or more.
 
try a little less hyperbole, and a little more specifics.

You call that hyperbole?

You must be one of those "sensitive" people, so easily set upon their ear by words. Hell, you call yourself "snowball", after all. And if you really think it's hyperbolic, then I must infer from that that you are one who has chosen to remain asleep.

Please do point out the hyperbole, if you can. This should be amusing.
 
You call that hyperbole?

You must be one of those "sensitive" people, so easily set upon their ear by words. Hell, you call yourself "snowball", after all. And if you really think it's hyperbolic, then I must infer from that that you are one who has chosen to remain asleep.

Please do point out the hyperbole, if you can. This should be amusing.

Do some reading on my posts and tell me the same. Does not Apply.
Your whole polemic is hyperbole.

Let's hear specifics. Blind agreement on overgeneralisations is one of the reasons we got here.
 
I'd say that "people" are despicable. Not just Americans.

Americans were just lucky. Because for a few hundred years, sophisticated people were dispersed over a large amount of land. As that dispersion grew smaller and smaller, we fell victim to the same problems of every society throughout history.

People don't live well among strangers. They seek advantages and controls. The fewer strangers you live among, the more likely you are to value your freedom over government "assistance".
 
I'd say that "people" are despicable. Not just Americans.

Americans were just lucky. Because for a few hundred years, sophisticated people were dispersed over a large amount of land. As that dispersion grew smaller and smaller, we fell victim to the same problems of every society throughout history.

People don't live well among strangers. They seek advantages and controls. The fewer strangers you live among, the more likely you are to value your freedom over government "assistance".

This is accurate.

Americans were fortunate enough to hit on a recipe for success that is also fated to go the way of Rome. There is something about this hierarchical model that produces a meteoric rise followed by the onset of a gradual decline and fall. As man becomes detached from the values and practices of his more successful ancestors, the prosperity diminishes.
 
Do some reading on my posts and tell me the same. Does not Apply.

I read enough, thanks.

Your whole polemic is hyperbole.

Polemic? Now who's being hyperbolic...

I have stated my view. If you don't agree, that's fine. But I do object to gratuitous attempts at wasting my time.

Have a nice day.
 
I'd say that "people" are despicable. Not just Americans.

In a very broad sense, we agree. But here I am zeroing in on the fact that we have been given an opportunity that nobody else on the planet has even the wisp of a hope to get. We hold it cheap. Were it otherwise, we would not be deep in the kimchee.

To my way of seeing it, that makes us worse than the rest, who have little choice in the matter of their respective tyrannies and political corruptions. We don't HAVE to tolerate this abuse, we choose to.

Americans were just lucky.

Even more reason for us to be jealous guardians of our liberties. Instead, we have boys running around in dresses with butt-plugs firmly ensconced.

Because for a few hundred years, sophisticated people were dispersed over a large amount of land. As that dispersion grew smaller and smaller, we fell victim to the same problems of every society throughout history.

I don't think we are victims at all. We CHOSE this, if anything through our default. Flatterers whispered idiocies in our ears and we lapped it up. I clearly recall how stupid I found those people who got all puffy-big in their egos because they were Americans and thought that not only were they better than everyone else - an ungracious position to assume, especially if true - and that "it can't happen here." Even at six and seven years of age that crap didn't sit well with me, even though I likely would not have been able to articulate the feelings in those days.

We did all this to ourselves. In classical form, the devil engaged in no direct action, but applied influence, working on all the usual pressure points. Our vanity and other corruptions, the results of that which was responsible for our successes, served to do us in.

This is all the work of our own hands.
 
This is accurate.

Americans were fortunate enough to hit on a recipe for success that is also fated to go the way of Rome. There is something about this hierarchical model that produces a meteoric rise followed by the onset of a gradual decline and fall. As man becomes detached from the values and practices of his more successful ancestors, the prosperity diminishes.

Well put.
 
Just as soon as I finish Chernobyl and the Expanse, I swear.

Don't forget Better Call Saul, sasa ke?

yah bosmang.

Ya lik pashang!

You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to cjm again.

If by coincidence the American people simultaneously finish binge watching at the same time, TPTB will be in deep kimchi red kibble.

Fixed.
 
Just as soon as I finish Chernobyl and the Expanse, I swear.

Serious question. I am looking for something to binge watch. Is the Expanse worth putting off the revolution for a few days?
 
Just as soon as I finish Chernobyl and the Expanse, I swear.

Pfft, I know you Texans are watching Sex and the City re-runs and tuning into those Kardashians.


osan, your points are well put and taken with me. I agree, we don't truly realize what we have. I'm currently reading "Live not by Lies" by Rod Dreher that discusses people's reflections living in the old Soviet Bloc that now live in the U.S.
In the first chapter, the author said one of his interviewees said it was critically important Americans be taught about Communism because everything happening today is what happened as the commies took over in their countries (ostracizing, division, etc.). He noted another interviewee said, and I'm going by memory here, "Americans can't be taught at this stage, it's too late. They need to experience communism to realize its horrors."

When I see what's going on in the U.S. today, it's very clear we have oligarchs sowing division down to the masses; the ignorant masses feuding with one another; half of the ignorant masses have fallen for communist policies of redistribution, etc. and now we are changing our language, changing our genders, etc. and are being taught its all normal, despite it all going against simple biology and nature.

Communism is a tool of evil in this world. And I can't help but think that the decline of genuine Christian believers in this country directly coincides with the advances of atheist communism in this country. To the irreligious on that last point, I understand that may come off as eye rolling to you, but it's just my personal take as I myself step back into Christianity.
 
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