Song explains UK Riots 2011 - London Birmingham Liverpool Manchester

"Cost of living get so high" --- this is THE POINT! The current monetary system which has put a price tag on life has driven man mad --- man has become less than man = thus man is becoming "de-man" = demon.

These "demonic" actions are the combination of a failed economic system and a human mind with a nature of self interest and selfishness.

Please investigate the solution:

http://www.equalmoney.org

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[FANNYLEROUX]

What a load of shite....

The reason for the riots is bad parents and a police force that couldnt cope because they didnt act hard enough. There's no excuse for the riots at all, or any reason for them. Anyone who tries to give an excuse to them, needs to try and explain their theory to the innocent corner shop owner, who lost his business, home and everything he ever owned. Tell your excuses to him, see what he has to say....

[JoaoJesusHere]

@FANNYLEROUX

I never said - or meant to say - that what happen was acceptable: yes, they were criminal actions.

What I am pointing out, though, is that the biggest criminal action that exists on this earth is the acceptance and participation in the current monetary system that does not give a fuck about life.

"cost of living get so high"

solution?

equalmoney (dot) org

[FANNYLEROUX]

@JoaoJesusHere What youre trying to do is to give a reason to it, whatever that reason is. Fact is, you can't, these people were just plain criminals. Nothing to do with the cost of living, these people saw a chance and they took it. Well now i genuinly hope the police fuck them over, each and every one of them.

The cost of living will forever go up and down, thats the way it has always gone.

[JoaoJesusHere]

@FANNYLEROUX

You are the worst criminal by accepting and maintaining this system the way it is by saying "thats the way it has always gone".

You do not see yourself changing and thus you believe that the system cannot change -- that shows your brainwashing.

Maybe, just maybe, when you are the one on the shittiest polarity of the system for a long time - maybe then you will see that we ought to change the system.

[JoaoJesusHere]

@zezt

So, like in European/world politics - the best way to unite a nation is to find a common enemy...

These guys/journalists feel threatened by the same enemy and thus they get together

Again the proof that money is king!

[JoaoJesusHere]

So, all in all, the Tories or ANTI Tories papers that present theories about "what is right and wrong about the political policies of the government in power", when the "goods of the capital (money) are threatened by those that have suffered from the economic system, they all get together to protect their own personal interest in keeping the economy as it is an then blame what happened on something else...

[JoaoJesusHere]

@zezt

Fascinating - See how the system works on polarity - thus you have "demonization and anti demonization theories" - which is the game of "divide and conquer".

Regardless of what newspaper/TV channel is, they all depend on the current economic system and non of them expose this system to be the actual root cause of the problem.

They will, as you can see, find 1001 excuses as to why this happened.. but they will all avoid saying it is the economy because those on top are benefiting from it

[zezt]

@JoaoJesusHere what do you make of mirror journalists --a paper supposedly ANTI tories supporting the tories demonization of the 'underclass' and black youth? They are all saying that this is NOT like the 1981 riots, or the riots in other countries we have seen recently about the CUTS, but is just kids being greedy, and making riot for the fun of it. what do you think is going on here?

[JoaoJesusHere]

@zezt

3 -

So, the point is that the current economic system privileges a small minority -- which are those with "financial freedom" -- but on the other hand, the majority of the population of this world is a slave to the economy.

"them belly full but we're hungry" -- "we" are "hungry" for change. "Hungry" for a system that values everyone's life.

For as long as money is more than life, people will keep on stealing and robing and looting because they need something of "value" to hold onto...

[JoaoJesusHere]

@zezt

2 -

Even though we can see that SOME people involved in the riots had jobs that does not mean that they are happy with the economic situation and that they are happy with the way their lives is.

Consider that the average first time UK house buyer is 38 years old..

Some people have to rent all their lives... or live in council estates which are shit and that is where the majority of angry and upset young people live... and they turn into adults... and see that their lives is still shit..