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And yet, one might wonder: who is it that benefits most from these stories on .gov and .mil doing these distasteful things? As much as I'd love to believe that
by angersock 13y ago
And yet, one might wonder: who is it that benefits most from these stories on .gov and .mil doing these distasteful things?
As much as I'd love to believe that we've all spontaneously awoken to our governments being underhanded, I cannot help but wonder if it's as organic as we'd believe.
- jnbiche 13y agoOK, tell us who benefits most. I have no idea what you're insinuating, so why not come out and say it?
- angersock 13y agoI honestly haven't thought it through too far myself--just curious, is all. EDIT: That's the problem with conspiracies...it's conspiracies all the way down, and then beneath that happenstance.
- etherael 13y agoTo answer your question quite simply; we do. When people realise it's all a shell game and they are being manipulated by a parasitic organism that pretends to act for their benefit while actually doing its utmost to control and extract everything that it can from them, this is the first step to really changing that state of affairs. As long as the truth, justice and apple pie rhetoric holds sway, all momentum to destroy the system remains muted. When people stop buying it on the other hand... Things will really start to change. I stopped buying it years ago, the extent to which my life personally has changed as a result is absolute. Not a single thing remains the same as prior to my fundamental rejection of the premises of the modern nation state as a beneficial organisational unit. Scaled up from just rare individuals scattered across the world into wide societal acceptance this will be an unstoppable force for change.