• Replies 58 replies
  • Subscribers 28 subscribers
  • Views 9626 views
  • Users 0 members are here
Options
Related
Hints and tips
  • To quote someone's message, first select/highlight the relevant text, and then use the Quote button that appears
  • To "mention" someone, type @ followed by the start of the forum name, and choose from the list; that person will get a notification of being mentioned

-HOW I SEE THE WORLD

Stuffed

I have a diagnosis of Aspergers Syndrome and can't help feeling LIED TO AND MISLED.

EITHER WE CAN HAVE AN ADULT DISCUSSION OR MORE LIKELY i WILL BE BANNED

www.youtube.com/watch

As far as I'm concerned it depicts an unwanted section of society.
One who realises the truth is we are infact slaves-sure you have choices.

But only in things that don't matter.

www.youtube.com/watch

Religion just another way of social conditioning, and as for rights-think conscription etc

en.wikipedia.org/.../Catch-22

Thought provoking-no win situation.

www.youtube.com/watch

True democracy should be the right to choose or not to choose without fear or cohesion.Like the old guff "your get a £1000 fine"no they need a name and you never get £1000 fine.

www.youtube.com/watch

The government and banks are looting society, then the government gives quantitative easing to banks as they asset strip society.

www.youtube.com/watch

Hopefully demoralized society will rise up and overthrow what is a corrupt and sham system.

Why were critical thinking and to question the quality of supposed authority not taught at school.

Taught to be Dependant and to consume without consequence.

www.bellona.org/.../Sellafield_seven

www.youtube.com/watch

Create nuclear waste dangerous for 100,000 years with a solution good for 100 years at best.

Then the supposed benign government and it's secret tests

www.nr23.net/.../spray.htm

Depleted uranium poisoning of Iraq, detected by Aldermaston around time of shock and awe campaign.

Tony Blair declared a war criminal

www.aljazeera.com/.../

www.youtube.com/watch

Bio robots

Parents

  • Stuffed said:

     Actually I find it ironic you back the things you know are wrong !

    Where exactly am I backing something I know to be wrong?

    I'm not saying the system is fair, or just, or right - it's not.

    However, what I am saying is that cheating the system, no matter how corrupt it is, is also wrong.

    Two wrongs do not make a right.

    imbecile.

    Ah, yes. Name calling. The last resort of those that have no argument.

    Also as a irregular purchase it may or may not be spent and would only be taxed at £13 x 0.25 as a maximum.or untaxed as a £13  gift. Your argument is emotion over logic

    Tax is irrelevant. If that money was not being given to you, it could be given to someone else. That someone else may well use it to feed a starving child. And I'm not talking about starving children in other countries. I'm talking about the children that live below the poverty line in this country. And, yes, it's an emotive argument, but this is what this comes down to. The country does not have an infinite amount of money or resources to just dole out willy nilly, so your taking more for yourself is depriving someone, of something, somewhere.

     Scorpion0x17 So until you post a constructive idea or solution - I'll decline to reply to you  Personally further as the conversation will only deteriorate  otherwise.

     

    I've given you a constructive idea and solution - if you can not afford to live where you live then you need to find somewhere else to live - but you refuse to see that as a solution.

Reply

  • Stuffed said:

     Actually I find it ironic you back the things you know are wrong !

    Where exactly am I backing something I know to be wrong?

    I'm not saying the system is fair, or just, or right - it's not.

    However, what I am saying is that cheating the system, no matter how corrupt it is, is also wrong.

    Two wrongs do not make a right.

    imbecile.

    Ah, yes. Name calling. The last resort of those that have no argument.

    Also as a irregular purchase it may or may not be spent and would only be taxed at £13 x 0.25 as a maximum.or untaxed as a £13  gift. Your argument is emotion over logic

    Tax is irrelevant. If that money was not being given to you, it could be given to someone else. That someone else may well use it to feed a starving child. And I'm not talking about starving children in other countries. I'm talking about the children that live below the poverty line in this country. And, yes, it's an emotive argument, but this is what this comes down to. The country does not have an infinite amount of money or resources to just dole out willy nilly, so your taking more for yourself is depriving someone, of something, somewhere.

     Scorpion0x17 So until you post a constructive idea or solution - I'll decline to reply to you  Personally further as the conversation will only deteriorate  otherwise.

     

    I've given you a constructive idea and solution - if you can not afford to live where you live then you need to find somewhere else to live - but you refuse to see that as a solution.

Children
No Data