“Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable.” John F. Kennedy I read the manifesto of the man who set himself on fire in front of the Trump trial courthouse. I have been scratching my head at what he hoped to accomplish through this act. What I am amazed at is how rare it still seems to be that somebody doesn’t think to take down some corrupt liar and traiter (or a few) with them.
"What I am amazed at is how rare it still seems to be that somebody doesn’t think to take down some corrupt liar and traitor (or a few) with them."
Yes but how would you know? We are relying on the media/establishment to tell us which is not in their best interest. I'm sure they have plenty of body doubles for anyone considered important.
I’m not sure if the Obiden admin’s dismissal of the US Constitution and SCOTUS justify violence, but the Texas War for Independence has some parallels. Contrary to how WikiBS tells it, incoming Mexican President Santa Anna rewrote the constitution, so legal Texian Stephen F. Austin went to Mexico City to protest. They threw him in jail. [We are here.] Texas then declared independence, and Santa Anna sent troops to arrest dissenters and confiscate firearms. Texans told him what Sparta said to Persia some 2300 years earlier: Come and take it. Then things got violent.
I think, indeed, the "Deep State" wishes people to "rise up and overthrow their government." Perhaps, OTOH, they would prefer the old-fashioned civil war. At that time, they'll unroll marital law. They will hyper-inflate news coverage of anything resembling an "uprising." Look what they've done to Jan. 6. Also, please note how much of a trap Jan. 6 was.
Once "they" have people in a cycle of creating violence, a prime example being the Russian Revolution, an extreme ideological concept can be asserted...which was then...the communistic philosophy speaking of Elysian fields of contented proletariats living equally and freely. Instead, they got Stalin's regime: "After taking power in the 1920s, Joseph Stalin killed at least 9 million people through mass murder, forced labor, and famine, but the true figure may be as high as 60 million." https://allthatsinteresting.com/how-many-people-did-stalin-kill
Having read mysteries for years, I would assume "hit men" would most likely prefer their hits resemble death by natural causes. Of course, the .gov, as we know, does have a "heart attack machine" and perhaps far more than we can conceive.
I just encountered Nicolas Berdyaev, a Russian mystic, who said: "'Revolution,' however, 'is the end of the old life, and not the beginning of a new life.' There is, in Berdyaev's assessment, something entropic about revolution, which tears down and levels but creates precisely nothing." https://www.suscipedomine.com/forum/index.php?topic=22418.0
Perhaps better would be the "parallel society" which helped collapse the Soviet Union. Here's a fast-paced remarkable video by the Academy of Ideas. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJr7awWGWAo
"What I am amazed at is how rare it still seems to be that somebody doesn’t think to take down some corrupt liar and traitor (or a few) with them."
Yes but how would you know? We are relying on the media/establishment to tell us which is not in their best interest. I'm sure they have plenty of body doubles for anyone considered important.
Great stuff! Great stuff!
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I’m not sure if the Obiden admin’s dismissal of the US Constitution and SCOTUS justify violence, but the Texas War for Independence has some parallels. Contrary to how WikiBS tells it, incoming Mexican President Santa Anna rewrote the constitution, so legal Texian Stephen F. Austin went to Mexico City to protest. They threw him in jail. [We are here.] Texas then declared independence, and Santa Anna sent troops to arrest dissenters and confiscate firearms. Texans told him what Sparta said to Persia some 2300 years earlier: Come and take it. Then things got violent.
my dream is live televised executions for those who orchestrated the democide... but I might be a little 'extreme' ;)
Have had similar thoughts on "violent overthrow" and wonder what others are thinking, and may be reluctant to say........
Interesting artwork, especially for 14, 15 years old----perhaps some feelings there related to violent overthrow?
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I think, indeed, the "Deep State" wishes people to "rise up and overthrow their government." Perhaps, OTOH, they would prefer the old-fashioned civil war. At that time, they'll unroll marital law. They will hyper-inflate news coverage of anything resembling an "uprising." Look what they've done to Jan. 6. Also, please note how much of a trap Jan. 6 was.
Once "they" have people in a cycle of creating violence, a prime example being the Russian Revolution, an extreme ideological concept can be asserted...which was then...the communistic philosophy speaking of Elysian fields of contented proletariats living equally and freely. Instead, they got Stalin's regime: "After taking power in the 1920s, Joseph Stalin killed at least 9 million people through mass murder, forced labor, and famine, but the true figure may be as high as 60 million." https://allthatsinteresting.com/how-many-people-did-stalin-kill
Having read mysteries for years, I would assume "hit men" would most likely prefer their hits resemble death by natural causes. Of course, the .gov, as we know, does have a "heart attack machine" and perhaps far more than we can conceive.
I just encountered Nicolas Berdyaev, a Russian mystic, who said: "'Revolution,' however, 'is the end of the old life, and not the beginning of a new life.' There is, in Berdyaev's assessment, something entropic about revolution, which tears down and levels but creates precisely nothing." https://www.suscipedomine.com/forum/index.php?topic=22418.0
Perhaps better would be the "parallel society" which helped collapse the Soviet Union. Here's a fast-paced remarkable video by the Academy of Ideas. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJr7awWGWAo