Obedience is not a virtue, unless you’re a dog. From Paul Rosenberg at freemansperspective.com:
(Originally published in 2015)
Not too many years back, warnings of Peak Oil circulated widely, and they made me consider something a good deal more dangerous: Peak Obedience.
If that concept strikes you as odd, there’s a reason: We’ve all been living inside an obedience cult.
In our typical “scary cult” stories, we find people who have given up their own functions of choice and do crazy things because they are told to by some authority. But so long as people are within the cult, none of it appears crazy.
So, inside a cult of obedience, obedience would seem righteous, and more than anything else it would seem normal. And I think that very well describes the Western status quo.
Obedience, however, should not seem normal to us. Obedience holds our minds in a child state, and that is not fitting for any healthy person past their first years of life. It also presupposes that the people we obey have complete and final knowledge; and in fact, they do not: politicians, central bankers, and the other lords of the age have been wrong – obviously and publicly wrong – over and over.
So, obedience is not a logical position to take. Nonetheless, the mass of humanity believes that something horrible will happen if they don’t obey. After that, they merely need to be supplied with a defensible reason to comply.
They should have gaslights everywhere or is that what 5G and telescreen is for?
The hive is so lame and sup par but it will be the last to figure it out.
I love the Carlin quote about the virtuous never view themselves as cowardly.
Muh signal is so virtuous eye caen haez bell and treat now?
I’m surprised external enemies haven’t pounced all over a Pavolovian Panopticon… you can hear their hands rubbing and the glee.
No need to make YUGE moves when you have internal quisling traitors and useless idiots.
LMFAO! Bolsheviki enemedia still showing COV-LARP horseshit, Fresh Fruit For Rotting Vegetables, and those lining up to be put out of misery.
This just in from Anita Ward:
You Can Ring My Bell
[Originally Written For Teenybopper]