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#28661 - 01/28/03 01:48 PM
Re: Our fast paced society and its impact on us
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Registered: 01/11/03
Posts: 36
Loc: canada
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Freedom? Considering almost every country is run by a totalitarian, north america is completely run by totalitarians, pretty much every human on earth is domesticated and if they find a group that isnt they send over scientists to study them which *completely* destroys the non-domesticated society, and there are lots more things that show just how "free" we are. social norms are at an all-time high, if we dont fit that mold we are shunned. Kicked out of society. we pretty much have to live the way they want us to or they fuck us over. Personally, i beleive big brother watches everyone...
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#28662 - 01/28/03 04:00 PM
Re: Our fast paced society and its impact on us
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Loc: CO
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hahaha.. i think i've been on every anti-depressant they make! oh- except for effexor. but i will probably be on that one soon. gotta call the doc in a few minutes  but yes, things are way too fast paced and the mental/health problems are starting younger and younger in kids. it's pretty shitty when you're 7 years old and have post-traumatic stress syndrome. (Calvin has that.. he's JC's little bro) i remember when i was first diagnosed with my anxiety disorder. i was 11. it was still really rare i guess. but now i know a shitload of people that have problems with it.
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#28663 - 01/28/03 04:10 PM
Re: Our fast paced society and its impact on us
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nobody
Registered: 03/02/02
Posts: 815
Loc: Ann Arbor
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The government breeds us to pay for their system. We are their workers, their cattle, their sheep. Whatever you want to call us. Do you not like the life your government maintains for you? Transportation, security, health care, indoor plumbing, heat, electricity, education, this access to information we call the internet? Maybe there's a rise of mentally ill people now, because we're able to address them, when before they would either be killed, or ignored, or something else along those lines. For some reason now we value life. All life is precious, or some crap like that. Thats exactly what I think of when I hear the names charles manson or jeffrey dohmer. Precious. Yeah they might of started off as normal babies, but there interpretation of society made them into whatever they were. There is a reason that people who dont fit the mold shunned, because we dont want them in our gene pool. In old times if someone had a birth defect they were thrown into a ravine, if they were nutz they were stoned to death or exiled. This isnt a recent phenomenon.
These words seem odd coming from my mouth. I used to think just like that and try to fight the system, but the system will win every time. The system is just the enactment of the views and interests of the majority of our population. If you try to go against the flow your just going to be swept away. The best thing is to jump in and try to change the direction once you get to the front.
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#28665 - 01/28/03 05:03 PM
Re: Our fast paced society and its impact on us
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Registered: 08/01/02
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I'll post my true thoughts in the form of IRC logs: Do you not like the life your government maintains for you?
Not that that's personal criticism, just a note for when you write professionally.
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#28666 - 01/28/03 05:05 PM
Re: Our fast paced society and its impact on us
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Registered: 01/11/03
Posts: 36
Loc: canada
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lol, we value life? Look at the world right now. Let's see, middle east has been fighting eachother for 1000's of years, theres war, famine, disease, and death in general everywhere, theres the war bush is starting up which he calls "The war where no one dies" of course, hes only talking about americans that wont die (arnt they the only ones that matter anyway?) our culture is based on greed, hate, rivallry, and everything that keeps us hating something or someone all the time. We're never "at peace" or "happy" so we're never free.
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#28668 - 01/28/03 11:16 PM
Re: Our fast paced society and its impact on us
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Registered: 06/20/02
Posts: 259
Loc: SXM
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anyone ever read the book rainbow six?the baddys had a solution to the fast paced improvement in computers etc.
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#28669 - 01/28/03 11:57 PM
Re: Our fast paced society and its impact on us
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Registered: 08/01/02
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yeah that was a good book. of late though, Tom Clancy's work looks more theatrical and less realistic - but then again, he's delving into the future with the rate at which his books progress, and as he does that, the probability of those events decreases (I.E. Jack Ryan - falling into Gov't service, a few years later, he's president.)
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#28671 - 01/29/03 01:52 AM
Re: Our fast paced society and its impact on us
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nobody
Registered: 03/02/02
Posts: 815
Loc: Ann Arbor
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Don't confuse physics with human nature. I really dont think humans tend to go towards disorder, anarchy, or chaos, because we wouldn't have any type of society if that were true. Humans, if left alone in some island tribe or some shit, always form communities and establish some sort of leadership within it. If thats not order what is?
Scally, I kinda like the way that sounds and I cant really think of a way to re-word it to get the same effect as when I say it that way. I guess I could've used a contraction but, to me, it would have lost emphasis.
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#28672 - 01/29/03 05:19 AM
Re: Our fast paced society and its impact on us
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Registered: 08/01/02
Posts: 68
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You sound like an english teacher from the 1800's.
Try "What's so terrible about the life your gov't provides for you?"
Use different vocabulary to bypass inversion.
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#28673 - 01/29/03 06:17 AM
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Registered: 12/02/02
Posts: 129
Loc: Long Beach, California
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I can't bring myself to work up as much anti-government enthusiasm as you all seem to be doing. I agree with silentrage. most of the stuff they do doesn't seem to affect me, so i don't care. windead, please excuse me for my ignorance, but who exactly are the totalitarians running north america? sintax, the only people i know who are on drugs, need to be on drugs. i don't know much about rise in mental illness or anything, but if byron wasn't on anti-depressants he'd have commited suicide, and if jordan wasn't on whatever the fuk he's on, he's probably have killed somebody else by now. i realize those names don't mean anything to you, there just friends of mine.
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