Brainwashing was invented during the Cold War era to explain why US soldiers captured during the Korean War were so willing to denounce the US.
However, brainwashing and mind control are actually inventions of mass media to perpetuate hysteria amongst the masses, and do not exist in the real world.
In most cases of brainwashing, the person subject to "brainwashing" consciously make the decision to align themselves with the ideology of their captors or handler.
Likewise, mind control as described in the media is a myth.
The only valid form of mind control is practiced willingly by people who practice meditation both within Buddhism and various psychotherapies (cognitive behavioral therapy and dialectic behavioral therapy).
Thus brainwashing and mind control are artifacts of mass media used by political forces to frighten the masses.
As well, conspiracy theorists who focus on brainwashing and mind control are themselves "victims" of political elites who have influenced mass media.
How else is the State to control the people except through fear and awe?
Originally posted September 18, 2011 13:24PM
References:
Articles found by Googling "Our son was brainwashed by ISIS": https://www.google.ca/search?q=our+son+was+brainwashed+by+isi&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:unofficial&client=iceweasel-a&channel=fflb&gws_rd=cr&ei=yWW6VKrtK9G3yASq9YDADQ#q=our+son+was+brainwashed+by+isis&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:unofficial&channel=fflb&start=10
How Brainwashing Works: http://science.howstuffworks.com/life/inside-the-mind/human-brain/brainwashing.htm
Mind control: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mind_control
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20150117
20130606
Mental Illness as Social Construct Manufactured by Society and the Individual
Contrary to what the psychiatrists have decided, mental illness is a rough collaboration between society and the individual based on society's opinion of the individual's mental state based on behavior without due care for its genesis in the individual's family of origin.
In sbort, mental illness, as well as mental health is a product of the complex interaction between the individual and society. It is not all in the head of the individual, but is always on the mind of each and every person they meet.
As well, mental illness is the product of social control in that society promotes the fallacy of liberty from coercion yet fails to place any guidelines on how to liberate the potential of the individual in a functional manner.
In sbort, mental illness, as well as mental health is a product of the complex interaction between the individual and society. It is not all in the head of the individual, but is always on the mind of each and every person they meet.
As well, mental illness is the product of social control in that society promotes the fallacy of liberty from coercion yet fails to place any guidelines on how to liberate the potential of the individual in a functional manner.
20130601
I Support All the Celebrities In Their Meltdowns (humor)
Everyone in Hollywood should be allowed to channel Marilyn Monroe's visit to the nuthouse, provided that they admit to being brainwashed by their handlers.
Sadly though, they'd either stay in denial or worse, lie to cover up the fact they've been corrupted by their entourage.
Here are the guilty parties responsible:
Paparazzi : for stalking celebrities until the stress gets to them in interesting ways. E.g. the meltdowns of Britney, Lindsay, etc.
Family: when you look at the issues they have, it's usually poverty due to the fact that in some cases, their handlers are family who know a cash cow when they see it.
I'm not even going to mention the child stars ruined because their families were narcissistic in their attempt to live a life in the limelight of their kid(s).
Fans: any fan who overlooks the heavy drinking and the party drugs are only enabling the errant celebrity's crash and burn. Their support isn't out of love, but out of the same headspace shared with drug addicts and AA members.
The cure: Learn to sit on your ass until the desire to be in the limelight goes away. Please visit a Zen meditation centre and chill. It'll be cheaper than Betty Ford.
Apologies to anyone who thinks I am including them in the above rant. Nobody important was actually mentioned in this blog post. This is a personal opinion and should be considered the darkest form of satire possible.
Sadly though, they'd either stay in denial or worse, lie to cover up the fact they've been corrupted by their entourage.
Here are the guilty parties responsible:
Paparazzi : for stalking celebrities until the stress gets to them in interesting ways. E.g. the meltdowns of Britney, Lindsay, etc.
Family: when you look at the issues they have, it's usually poverty due to the fact that in some cases, their handlers are family who know a cash cow when they see it.
I'm not even going to mention the child stars ruined because their families were narcissistic in their attempt to live a life in the limelight of their kid(s).
Fans: any fan who overlooks the heavy drinking and the party drugs are only enabling the errant celebrity's crash and burn. Their support isn't out of love, but out of the same headspace shared with drug addicts and AA members.
The cure: Learn to sit on your ass until the desire to be in the limelight goes away. Please visit a Zen meditation centre and chill. It'll be cheaper than Betty Ford.
Apologies to anyone who thinks I am including them in the above rant. Nobody important was actually mentioned in this blog post. This is a personal opinion and should be considered the darkest form of satire possible.
20130203
The Only True Mind Control Prevents Brainwashing
I learned to not expect a thing in life, and thus have avoided much #disappointment; except when self doubt plagues me.
#Buddhism provides the only solution that works, even though it's a long and hard road to freedom for Westerners who have gotten over #guilt and #shame after becoming apostatic as atheists, agnostics, and New Agers.
When a Westerner expresses guilt and shame, it brings up the trauma associated with those two human condition.
However, the whole point of repenting, which is also a Buddhist practice, is to share your secrets so they do not become fools gold one clings to, due it being like gold.
Personally, a person who hides all his dirty little secrets and tries to become a Buddhist who has realized samadhi and even satori because his practice helps Budhi Mind to arise in him.
Such a person will end up frustated by not even achieving joy, which results in dissatisfaction, both of which as forms of human suffering.
Repentance means turning away from evil karma i.e. admitting to not being perfect and describing how one is rendered an ordinary person by eons of evil karma, performing the Buddhist practices of chanting and meditation for the good of all sentient beings.
Thus repentence is when a person turns away from actions that harm either him or others; actions that harm him and others, actions that harm him, and actions that harm others.
One vows never to harm others, which prevents harm to harmless folk.
All in all, Buddhism makes people int harmless folk. For being harmless is part of the Buddhist way of peace, by controlling your mind.
Only you can control your mind; when you blame others for controlling it, that does not excuse to your irresponsibility.
It would better to admit to playing the blame game, rather than performing what amounts to a sick circus juggling act involving a chainsaw turned on, and the juggler blind-folded. At some time during the performance, either someone is going to lose finger or die.
Blaming others for mind control is like that game, which makes everyone blamed a spectacle to see when the secret is uncovered.
Returning back to what I have learned in life: "mainstream mind control" is a delusion which is projected on people to believe a white lie about mind control."
For the fact is: mind control is based on the fear that others could insert and extract information from an individual's mind.
This is a hopeless myth.
In most cases of mind control, there is a dupe who complies under pressure (to conform) to the handlers' ideology.
This is a survival trait when a group of human beings who know each other intimately (without the nitty gritty of sex) who adhere to a symbol that suggests cohesion of their group.
That symbol becomes their core ideology, and then the group morphs into a fanclub. >:)
In a fanclub, the trufans agree, but the majority of fans object to the weird and creepy feeling that trufans are such fanatics because they not only consume mass media's version of say, animé, they get upset when an innovative fan writes something non-canonical.
Even the computer wars between Windows, Mac, and Linux are forms of mind control as you can tell who is the trufan and who are fans who know their limits, unlike the fanatical trufan who will argue with any fan who pipes up "But OpenBSD is way more secure than Windows, Mac or Linux!!!"
A trufan who has never used OpenBSD but complains about how hard it is to get a GNOME desktop under OpenBSD probably does not do Unix.
Such a trufan is always a die-hard Windows fanatic i.e. claims all the bad habits teach him frres him from the command-line BS.
Yet he still secretly asks for help from the Linux and Mac gurus because his computer was overtaken by a botnet trojan which slowed it down to Windows 3 speed. ;)
Anyway, to summarize, mind control as I know requires compliance by the person being "brainwashed", usually to ensure personal survival.
Mind control as the Buddha teaches is is designed to withstand brainwashing and counteract with a stronger mind control which has aided Buddhists to remain the last of the peaceful religions, apart from the Theravada fanatics.
#Buddhism provides the only solution that works, even though it's a long and hard road to freedom for Westerners who have gotten over #guilt and #shame after becoming apostatic as atheists, agnostics, and New Agers.
When a Westerner expresses guilt and shame, it brings up the trauma associated with those two human condition.
However, the whole point of repenting, which is also a Buddhist practice, is to share your secrets so they do not become fools gold one clings to, due it being like gold.
Personally, a person who hides all his dirty little secrets and tries to become a Buddhist who has realized samadhi and even satori because his practice helps Budhi Mind to arise in him.
Such a person will end up frustated by not even achieving joy, which results in dissatisfaction, both of which as forms of human suffering.
Repentance means turning away from evil karma i.e. admitting to not being perfect and describing how one is rendered an ordinary person by eons of evil karma, performing the Buddhist practices of chanting and meditation for the good of all sentient beings.
Thus repentence is when a person turns away from actions that harm either him or others; actions that harm him and others, actions that harm him, and actions that harm others.
One vows never to harm others, which prevents harm to harmless folk.
All in all, Buddhism makes people int harmless folk. For being harmless is part of the Buddhist way of peace, by controlling your mind.
Only you can control your mind; when you blame others for controlling it, that does not excuse to your irresponsibility.
It would better to admit to playing the blame game, rather than performing what amounts to a sick circus juggling act involving a chainsaw turned on, and the juggler blind-folded. At some time during the performance, either someone is going to lose finger or die.
Blaming others for mind control is like that game, which makes everyone blamed a spectacle to see when the secret is uncovered.
Returning back to what I have learned in life: "mainstream mind control" is a delusion which is projected on people to believe a white lie about mind control."
For the fact is: mind control is based on the fear that others could insert and extract information from an individual's mind.
This is a hopeless myth.
In most cases of mind control, there is a dupe who complies under pressure (to conform) to the handlers' ideology.
This is a survival trait when a group of human beings who know each other intimately (without the nitty gritty of sex) who adhere to a symbol that suggests cohesion of their group.
That symbol becomes their core ideology, and then the group morphs into a fanclub. >:)
In a fanclub, the trufans agree, but the majority of fans object to the weird and creepy feeling that trufans are such fanatics because they not only consume mass media's version of say, animé, they get upset when an innovative fan writes something non-canonical.
Even the computer wars between Windows, Mac, and Linux are forms of mind control as you can tell who is the trufan and who are fans who know their limits, unlike the fanatical trufan who will argue with any fan who pipes up "But OpenBSD is way more secure than Windows, Mac or Linux!!!"
A trufan who has never used OpenBSD but complains about how hard it is to get a GNOME desktop under OpenBSD probably does not do Unix.
Such a trufan is always a die-hard Windows fanatic i.e. claims all the bad habits teach him frres him from the command-line BS.
Yet he still secretly asks for help from the Linux and Mac gurus because his computer was overtaken by a botnet trojan which slowed it down to Windows 3 speed. ;)
Anyway, to summarize, mind control as I know requires compliance by the person being "brainwashed", usually to ensure personal survival.
Mind control as the Buddha teaches is is designed to withstand brainwashing and counteract with a stronger mind control which has aided Buddhists to remain the last of the peaceful religions, apart from the Theravada fanatics.
20130114
Overcoming the Death of Reason
In this article, I plan to discuss the apparent death of reason in people who value their emotions and feelings over rational thought. Within context of this article, I also will access and display my personal experience to support my opinion that meditation is very useful for integrating rational thought with the emotions and feelings that we have. By integrating reason with feelings, it is possible to maintain emotional control without losing it. All it begins with is one breath...
Throughout my life, I have found the death of reason to be interesting because of the social repercussions. When a person has an emotional reaction, it appears as though all reason has left him. If I respond with logic and reason to his emotional response, he insists of staying angry and excited. Thus, it's wise to walk away from a person who is killing his ability to reason by remaining in a state of extreme excitement.
While walking away sounds cowardly, it is actually the safest thing to do when a person is overcome by their emotions. For misery loves the company of dreadfully depressing states of mind. Every year, most people suffer because they actually value their feelings over their ability to reason. When they think about it, their solidify their feelings into emotions, and thus hijack their ability to reason in a holistic manner which could greatly improve not only their life but also their mind.
When I was a child, I lacked the ability to coherently apply reason to cool my anger, moderate dislike, and handle my fears. A good example which comes to mind was my fear of caterpillars. I remember one day disturbing a bunch of caterpillars on a bush which reacted to disturbing their meal but rising up on their hind legs and waving their bodies. It was only years later, when I learned that caterpillars do this to scare off predators. In my child's mind, it was not normal for small bugs to move like that.
So when a few years later, when my brother pushed me into a bush, I freaked out. While I am unsure of what exactly I'd exclaimed, it might go like this: "Ahhh, the caterpillars are gonna eat me! Augh!!!" In response to my behavior, my brother could only laugh. If I had snapped out of it at this point, I would have slugged him on the arm, telling him "don't laugh at me!"
However, I am an adult now, and the above scene brings a smile of amusement to my face. For the reasonal mind I possess has lost most of the ready ability to emotional respond to a situation. When I do respond, it's of amusement rather than the appropriate emotion that is expected in a given situation. Yet this annoys people who expect consistency to match the appropriate emotion in a given scenario.
However, I have also learned to not react strongly to any given emotion. Even though I might feel fear in my heart, my mind is saying one thing: "I fear no evil."
How is this possible? Well, I have a secret weapon to maintain impulse control, which is nedded in today's fast-paced world. It is called meditation. Ancients have called it the true form of mind control, thus implying that brainwashing and other forms of mind control are myths of the modern age which show that the fear of being controlled by other people is a human fear.
However, I digress.
How does meditation lead to control of my mind? It begins with the breath, and ends when you mind is calm, so calm you can see with the clarity of reason that allowing your emotions to cloud your reason, it's as though you lose all ability to reason.
Who wants that in the real world? It makes you look immature when you get angry and rage just because the coffee is too hot. It is safer to wait until you think the coffee is cool enough to drink, or even better, blow on the surface of the drink before drinking. In doing so, you actually perform a shortened version of meditation. Usually the result of taking time to slowly drink coffee is the lack of burns in your mouth and on your lips. You also save your esophagus.
Thus, it's possible with meditation on a large scale to save your life from the death of reason.
Meditation is not about sitting on your ass and staring at your navel. If you want to do this more effectively, buy a wall mirror and sit in front of it. Seriously though, meditation is more than just sitting. It is not a navel-gazing, but it is the mind gazing at the monkey and throwing it bananas to slow its dance.
How then does meditation save your life? Well, when reason trumps emotions, you tend to think more clearly. Believe me when I say meditation leads to the calm mind of reason and promote the clarity of mind that can kill emotions' destructive rampage in the mind. It can also lead to quicker and more reasonable responses to danger than to jump up in a movie theatre crying "Fire."
So the next time you feel like doing just that, don't panic. Instead, take a deep breath and see if you can smell smoke.
Throughout my life, I have found the death of reason to be interesting because of the social repercussions. When a person has an emotional reaction, it appears as though all reason has left him. If I respond with logic and reason to his emotional response, he insists of staying angry and excited. Thus, it's wise to walk away from a person who is killing his ability to reason by remaining in a state of extreme excitement.
While walking away sounds cowardly, it is actually the safest thing to do when a person is overcome by their emotions. For misery loves the company of dreadfully depressing states of mind. Every year, most people suffer because they actually value their feelings over their ability to reason. When they think about it, their solidify their feelings into emotions, and thus hijack their ability to reason in a holistic manner which could greatly improve not only their life but also their mind.
When I was a child, I lacked the ability to coherently apply reason to cool my anger, moderate dislike, and handle my fears. A good example which comes to mind was my fear of caterpillars. I remember one day disturbing a bunch of caterpillars on a bush which reacted to disturbing their meal but rising up on their hind legs and waving their bodies. It was only years later, when I learned that caterpillars do this to scare off predators. In my child's mind, it was not normal for small bugs to move like that.
So when a few years later, when my brother pushed me into a bush, I freaked out. While I am unsure of what exactly I'd exclaimed, it might go like this: "Ahhh, the caterpillars are gonna eat me! Augh!!!" In response to my behavior, my brother could only laugh. If I had snapped out of it at this point, I would have slugged him on the arm, telling him "don't laugh at me!"
However, I am an adult now, and the above scene brings a smile of amusement to my face. For the reasonal mind I possess has lost most of the ready ability to emotional respond to a situation. When I do respond, it's of amusement rather than the appropriate emotion that is expected in a given situation. Yet this annoys people who expect consistency to match the appropriate emotion in a given scenario.
However, I have also learned to not react strongly to any given emotion. Even though I might feel fear in my heart, my mind is saying one thing: "I fear no evil."
How is this possible? Well, I have a secret weapon to maintain impulse control, which is nedded in today's fast-paced world. It is called meditation. Ancients have called it the true form of mind control, thus implying that brainwashing and other forms of mind control are myths of the modern age which show that the fear of being controlled by other people is a human fear.
However, I digress.
How does meditation lead to control of my mind? It begins with the breath, and ends when you mind is calm, so calm you can see with the clarity of reason that allowing your emotions to cloud your reason, it's as though you lose all ability to reason.
Who wants that in the real world? It makes you look immature when you get angry and rage just because the coffee is too hot. It is safer to wait until you think the coffee is cool enough to drink, or even better, blow on the surface of the drink before drinking. In doing so, you actually perform a shortened version of meditation. Usually the result of taking time to slowly drink coffee is the lack of burns in your mouth and on your lips. You also save your esophagus.
Thus, it's possible with meditation on a large scale to save your life from the death of reason.
Meditation is not about sitting on your ass and staring at your navel. If you want to do this more effectively, buy a wall mirror and sit in front of it. Seriously though, meditation is more than just sitting. It is not a navel-gazing, but it is the mind gazing at the monkey and throwing it bananas to slow its dance.
How then does meditation save your life? Well, when reason trumps emotions, you tend to think more clearly. Believe me when I say meditation leads to the calm mind of reason and promote the clarity of mind that can kill emotions' destructive rampage in the mind. It can also lead to quicker and more reasonable responses to danger than to jump up in a movie theatre crying "Fire."
So the next time you feel like doing just that, don't panic. Instead, take a deep breath and see if you can smell smoke.
20130105
Free speech Isn't Mind Control
1) Each and every person has the right to be free of the control of others, even while online
2) Each of us makes decisions online to either submit to the control of another person, even if it is actually a corporate monolith that is perceived as cold and threatening to the liberty of the People.
3) If this makes you anxious, then please note the following:
3a) You decided to feel anxious in response to what you read.
3b) While it cannot be helped that my words seem able to manipulate your feelings, this is because of the power of communication.
3c) I actually have no power to manipulate your feelings.
3d) The proof of 3c is simple: You decided to feel a certain way based on what you read, however, you are under no obligation to feel that way FOREVER.
3e) Wait a few minutes more and decide of you wish to continue feeling anxious.
4) As long as you continue to feel based on what you read, you are actually under the influence of YOUR DECISION to feel that way. Even though I may have influenced your decision, I cannot influence your decision NOT to feel that way. That decision is solely up to you.
5) Therefore, while I may influence your initial decision to feel a certain way, I have no control over you controlling your mind, without your compliance.
5a) As a result of this conclusion, my right to free speech does not significantly influence your decision to feel a certain way.
6) However, if you feel that I have controlled your feelings, then I have a way to solve that.
6a) LOG OFF YOUR COMPUTER.
6B) GET OUTSIDE
4) HAVE A NICE DAY!
2) Each of us makes decisions online to either submit to the control of another person, even if it is actually a corporate monolith that is perceived as cold and threatening to the liberty of the People.
3) If this makes you anxious, then please note the following:
3a) You decided to feel anxious in response to what you read.
3b) While it cannot be helped that my words seem able to manipulate your feelings, this is because of the power of communication.
3c) I actually have no power to manipulate your feelings.
3d) The proof of 3c is simple: You decided to feel a certain way based on what you read, however, you are under no obligation to feel that way FOREVER.
3e) Wait a few minutes more and decide of you wish to continue feeling anxious.
4) As long as you continue to feel based on what you read, you are actually under the influence of YOUR DECISION to feel that way. Even though I may have influenced your decision, I cannot influence your decision NOT to feel that way. That decision is solely up to you.
5) Therefore, while I may influence your initial decision to feel a certain way, I have no control over you controlling your mind, without your compliance.
5a) As a result of this conclusion, my right to free speech does not significantly influence your decision to feel a certain way.
6) However, if you feel that I have controlled your feelings, then I have a way to solve that.
6a) LOG OFF YOUR COMPUTER.
6B) GET OUTSIDE
4) HAVE A NICE DAY!
20121224
Controlling the Impulsive Mind
It helps to think and think again before giving in to any impulsive act, especially when every time you do, you get a cheap thrill & want to act on impulse again.
A demonstration of this is trying to make twelve pieces of gum last a week. The best way to make gum last is leave the package of gum at home after having just one.
Whenever that package is in your back pocket, you might have anywhere from one to three, or more, depending on your ability to self-hypnotize yourself into feeling fully satisfied chewing on gum.
All it takes is self control of the mind, the only kind of mind control.
A more effective form of mind control is meditation; indeed, it is the only form of mind control. In other cases of mind control, the person who is supposedly being controlled by another person actually has made an unconscious decision to be controlled. This also applies to "brainwashed" people. Thus, contemporary view of mind control is couched in myth not fact.
For the fact is, only meditation can control the mind, and help a person to think critically, despite the unconscious desire to give in to follow the "natural" path to satisfaction.
Originally that path led to craving for sensation. Now it leads to meditation.
Meditation can even moderate impulse control as demonstrated by the gum example above.
All it begins is with the breath, and the resulting benefits are endless.
A demonstration of this is trying to make twelve pieces of gum last a week. The best way to make gum last is leave the package of gum at home after having just one.
Whenever that package is in your back pocket, you might have anywhere from one to three, or more, depending on your ability to self-hypnotize yourself into feeling fully satisfied chewing on gum.
All it takes is self control of the mind, the only kind of mind control.
A more effective form of mind control is meditation; indeed, it is the only form of mind control. In other cases of mind control, the person who is supposedly being controlled by another person actually has made an unconscious decision to be controlled. This also applies to "brainwashed" people. Thus, contemporary view of mind control is couched in myth not fact.
For the fact is, only meditation can control the mind, and help a person to think critically, despite the unconscious desire to give in to follow the "natural" path to satisfaction.
Originally that path led to craving for sensation. Now it leads to meditation.
Meditation can even moderate impulse control as demonstrated by the gum example above.
All it begins is with the breath, and the resulting benefits are endless.
20121017
Be A Vigilante For the People, By the People, and Of the People (satire)
A common reaction to hyper-vigilance by the State is to stay at home.
It's more prudent to be vigilant of the State by observing what they do when they take down anyone who they suspect of terrorist activity.
Remember: agents of the State are State-sponsored terrorists when they terrorize the People. Agents of State terrorism light the fuse of tomorrow's global terrorists.
Choosing to stay home will lead to hikikomori.
People who never leave home tend to become so neurotic they think they have an anxiety disorder, or even a personality disorder.
Looking at four walls all day leads to cabin fever.
Get out and be vigilant of the State. It is not vigilanté-ism; it is the right of the People. So carefully observe the State.
Be a vigilanté for the People, by the People and of the People! Non-violent confrontation is allowable.
When the sheep look up, the wolves are already among us. When the wolves in sheep's clothing are exposed, stop being sheep and confront the wolves.
Or, you could stay at home and end up becoming hikikomori only to suddenly see your parents and/or loved ones hurt by your cowardice.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hikikomori
It's more prudent to be vigilant of the State by observing what they do when they take down anyone who they suspect of terrorist activity.
Remember: agents of the State are State-sponsored terrorists when they terrorize the People. Agents of State terrorism light the fuse of tomorrow's global terrorists.
Choosing to stay home will lead to hikikomori.
People who never leave home tend to become so neurotic they think they have an anxiety disorder, or even a personality disorder.
Looking at four walls all day leads to cabin fever.
Get out and be vigilant of the State. It is not vigilanté-ism; it is the right of the People. So carefully observe the State.
Be a vigilanté for the People, by the People and of the People! Non-violent confrontation is allowable.
When the sheep look up, the wolves are already among us. When the wolves in sheep's clothing are exposed, stop being sheep and confront the wolves.
Or, you could stay at home and end up becoming hikikomori only to suddenly see your parents and/or loved ones hurt by your cowardice.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hikikomori
Recent Events Prove State Terrorism Proven to be Mother of All Terrorism
The recent teenaged suicide in BC and the online mob forming along with the misinformation due to the cyber-bullies' hidden agenda is unsurprising. Likewise, the prostitution issue in a sleepy Eastcoast town only further proves my original generalization about terrorism.
It is proof that the State, be it police or other agents of the State, including those of the People who are willing to pay more taxes for more police and control of others of the People, does practice terrorism on the People.
However, we do not view it as terrorism because the State regulates the level of violence by its agents.
If any of the People go on to bully and terrorize others, then my contention that State terrorism is the mother of all terrorism is proven.
Yes, I am accusing both the cyberbullies and the agents of the State of terrorism: cyber-bullies are online terrorists when they harass any member of the People unmercifully to the point of suicide, and police and other agents of the State are agents of State terrorism when they shame a targeted sector of the People repeatedly.
Thus, when the sheep (the bullied and the sector of the People who passively watch the terrorism being acted out both online and in real life) look up, they should be aware that if their outrage to being terrorized results in the same kind of behavior as their bullies, their oppressers, and their handlers, then they too become bullies, too.
However, the continued dialogue is important as long as each and every person is able to use the forum of public opinion to air their side of this current war on online bullying.
For no one here is innocent, not even I.
It is proof that the State, be it police or other agents of the State, including those of the People who are willing to pay more taxes for more police and control of others of the People, does practice terrorism on the People.
However, we do not view it as terrorism because the State regulates the level of violence by its agents.
If any of the People go on to bully and terrorize others, then my contention that State terrorism is the mother of all terrorism is proven.
Yes, I am accusing both the cyberbullies and the agents of the State of terrorism: cyber-bullies are online terrorists when they harass any member of the People unmercifully to the point of suicide, and police and other agents of the State are agents of State terrorism when they shame a targeted sector of the People repeatedly.
Thus, when the sheep (the bullied and the sector of the People who passively watch the terrorism being acted out both online and in real life) look up, they should be aware that if their outrage to being terrorized results in the same kind of behavior as their bullies, their oppressers, and their handlers, then they too become bullies, too.
However, the continued dialogue is important as long as each and every person is able to use the forum of public opinion to air their side of this current war on online bullying.
For no one here is innocent, not even I.
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