Pessimism is hard to deny Windy when one witnesses...

2009-06-04T23:09:40.399-07:00

Pessimism is hard to deny Windy when one witnesses so many aiding and abetting their own enslavement.

Perhaps you might read this http://web.archive.org/web/20080210151555/http://www.pascalfervor.com/Glossary.html#A-soc_engng

and offer me suggestions on how to make it more accessible so that more may sense the danger; so that they resist rather than innocently succumb.

It's was once my hope that even a few people will comprehend that entry and then spread their understanding, thereby armoring family and friends against those who would control them.

I've also since expanded upon it with a discussion of induced behavior at another site. I'll search for it and link to it should you request it.

I think it was Solzhenitsyn who said that under th...

2009-05-17T12:13:00.000-07:00

I think it was Solzhenitsyn who said that under the Soviets every independent thought was a victory of sorts.
This electronic samizdat will have to be brought into the fold first.
Too bad, Pascal, you wrote excellent, incisive essays with first rate analysis.

Maybe I'll meet you someday in the town square; we'll play chess together and drink execrable booze.

I'm sorry, I don't mean to be so defeatist, but it seems that there are two conflicting primal urges in mankind. The urge to be free, and the urge to completely control the lives of as many others as possible. So far the second seems to be winning.

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