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Sunday, January 07, 2018
Being civilized isn't that hard
It's not that hard to not be at war. I'm not at war with people I've never met on the other side of the planet, and can't see any reason to be. Why can't others be as civilized? Is the mental disorder of Statism so powerful that it creates the desire for death and destruction on this monumental scale? Is it really that hard to resist?
If governing idiots would leave me alone, I wouldn't feel any need to fight back for my liberty, either. If we are at war, it is 100% their fault.
I don't seek to control others, why can't others be the same? It's not hard for me to stay out of other people's business and let them make their own decisions-- and their own mistakes. So why is this so hard for so many?
What is different about me? Sometimes I feel like I'm a separate species.
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I think a lot of it has to do with programming and stockholm syndrome. It's the same mental thing that happens when someone is conned by one of those "Nigerian prince" emails. Thanks for your writing, it's good to know I'm not alone.
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