Michael Tsarion - The psychology behind the mass control part 1

[cHronilogy]

youtube.com/watch?v=3TQZ-2iMUR­0

rare interview aldous huxley , why didn't people listen to the warning?

[LucidiaRevolution]

It shows hiarchical thinking and serves the preference of the slave master to hold more responsible the enslaved natural person for his/her slavery instead of the individual slave master whose actions have more causal weight upon the maintenance of the slave's state of slavery. It ignores that there are cases in which social responsiblity is required to disable the slave master's capacity to enslave the individual, or to prevent the economic tyrant from enslaving the population.

[cHronilogy]

what if the minds of the world got this sh!t implanted. Peace would be absolute.

[LucidiaRevolution]

The slave master is MORE responsible for enslaving than is the slave - tsarion suggests that both are equaly responsible! His view is not logical or social scientific. tsarion blames the victim of slavery more than is rationally warranted - he promotes a blame the victim mentality that functions only to fallaciously rationalize the slave master's actions and false superiority stance.

People don't ever want to fall into slavery! to suggest that they do is absurd pseudo-pychologizing.

[BTNH24]

@LucidiaRevolution

If people don't ever want to fall into slavery, then why do they always vote for dictators? They vote for people who enact fascist policies like the Patriot Act. They vote for people who send their children to war. They vote for people who want to control the Internet. They vote for people who enslave marijuana users. If people truly wanted to be free, then why don't they support the legalization of all drugs. They don't. They support the enslavement of drug users

[LucidiaRevolution]

@BTNH24 Why do people vote for bad policians. The answer is simple - people do not have good options for candidates. Politicians do not represent the people. Who they represent are the corrupt business men that pay them the most for their election campaigning. That is why this is pseudo-democracy - it is only democracy for the rich.

[Mrgruffy44]

@LucidiaRevolution Like we have a choice? "No problem can be solved by the same level of consciouness that created it.

(You can't solve a problem by using the same thinking that created the problem.)--Albert Eistein. We know no difference as we were raised in a hierarchical system, and taught that this is the way it should be. We don't know that there are alternatives. Slavery is freedom from individual responsibility.

[LucidiaRevolution]

@Mrgruffy44 "Slavery is freedom from individual responsibility." It is illogical to say slavery is freedom or any type or category of freedom! or an example of freedom. Freedom is not defined as lack of or absence of something good. Good things are logically consistent with each other, and logically inconsistent with bad things. Freedom has essentially a good meaning and so does responsibility. The presence of freedom and responsiblity are positively correlated, and do not negatively coincide.

[LucidiaRevolution]

@Mrgruffy44 Slavery is an example of lack of social responsibility which means that the enslaved individual is blamed for its slavery instead of the collective that allows it to happen. Freedom and responsibility positively reinforce each other. The exercise of responsibility elevates the state of freedom of individuals and society. The exercise of freedom has no capacity to remove responsibility. Freedom is inherently progressive, and as such it is necessarily responsible to exercise freedom.

[Whyrweherereally]

Theres a difference between shoving 'FEAR' down the throat of an individual, and waking up ones realizations to the knowledge that they are aware and need to know something within that awareness.. 'FEAR' can be used to control ones mindset and way of thought? ..true, but its also quite the opposite aswell.. give the baby a peice of candy, and he'll come back for more..

[BTNH24]

Michael Tsarion on point as always. A true sage of our time.

[TheToltec]

Thanks for this response. Very Nice:)