I did a couple others also. They didn’t catch on as well.

Hell, do you know how hard it is to come up with an original quip, let alone an original thought?

Here is another tot thought. My concern now is how to express it in ten or fewer words {i hate earning money for words}. But here it goes: it took millennia to go from perfect communism to perfect fascism!

Btw, i did learn how to share my songs with others, but not to make money!
Don, do u have apple computer? Tell me if u can get them as i am not sure i did the sharing correctly. thanks for ur Natural [unadulterated] Ear!

A prez, any, only seems to be the biggest hen in the den! Symbolicly, to 99.99% of americans, a prez is indeed the fezz. How about in fact?
Does anyone know? Do i give damn about finding out his role, while his country is killing innocent people? thanks for the wrong,right,left and the finger!

I assume that animals have fears-feelings and when about to die from starvation with fish in their mouths, but mortal peril, animals wld drop everything and run for dear life.

Couple crows that come to my patio door teach me this lesson everyday
day.
I postulate that the ‘nobility’ [read please: the greatest thieves-liars] always sensed this truth.
And eureka! They found the way to use us! Of course, ‘nobility’ has fears; however, not of death or torture [which is just as a good tool of control as fear of death] but of side effects of their crimes.

Not to worry, tho, for US ‘nobility’— it’s well protected by wmd, army, cia, fbi, police, spies, bounty hunters.

And most dissidents thinking they can change america by turning over pebbles to find the truth and ignoring the large stone hiding it! tnx

And in US, in which 99.99% of people appear fascistic, they love goodies more than anything else.

The love of goods leads to defense of the right to not only own many goods but to acquire more and more and forever and by any means.

I think that every thief knew this tenet and since only goods matter and not how it is obtained, thieves also steal.

Alas stealing a loaf of bread is illegal. ‘Paying’ people ‘minimum’ wage, which is kind of robbery, is legal.

Stealing pal’n land is not legal, but whats the difference, legal or illegal, when we’ve never had laws anywhere.
And as already noted, 99%+ americans love their own lawlessness; i.e. authoritarianism of the largest goods owners.

Now, the question arises and appears worthy of deep thought, How did people become what they are now?
Keeping in mind, that we were once perfect communists. If one does not postulate that we had been much communistic i order not only to enhance our survival on planet but also to feel of secure, safe, cared-for and care for others.

Now compare this weighty matter that people noted for millennia and in ?all lands with the pap we ‘have’ to read even on internet let alone in the bible, quran, constitutions, etc.

So, do we read all of what jensen, jacobs, keyes, petras, blum, chomsky, klein, zinn and the like-minded people write? tnx for ur communist ear!

Jensen seems to be stuck in a world of fetishes in a the kind of manner that Libertarian are stuck on the commodity fetish. He says the following…

Farley reminds us that capitalism developed alongside the exploitation of fossil fuels, first coal and then oil and natural gas. Our productivity is the result not of the magic of the market so much as the magic of fossil fuels. Given that a barrel of oil can do the work of 20,000 hours of human labor, Farley says, such dramatic expansion of productivity is not so magical after all.

However BEFORE there was “War for Oil(tm)” and natural gas and coal there was SLAVERY. That’s right Capitalism was built on the EXPLOITATION of HUMANS well BEFORE the exploitation of “fossil fuels”. Somehow this escapes all the touchy-feely of Jensen, Farley and Daly. Their desperate need to blame the victims makes their motives suspect because what they are actually engaging in is a soft critique of Capitalism that effectively MINIMIZES and shift the focus away from class antagonism. It lets the rich and powerful off the hook as Jensen writes …

The three were telling the story of how sin brought us to this place, how we must redefine success if we are to atone, and how essential that change is for our own safety.

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But perhaps most dangerous is the story capitalism tells us not about the natural world but about us. Glorifying greed, capitalism tells us we are nothing more than “atomic globules of desire” and that “we’re individuals, apart from community, and all we want is more and more and more.” We need, Farley explains, a different conception of success.

Perhaps Farley and Jensen feel guilty of living the life of white middle class privilege but I would advise them to leave much of the world out of their collective guilt. I find it DESPICABLE of Jensen and Farley to put his “environmental” fetishes ABOVE the exploitation of humanity and in turn slap those who are victimized as being EQUALLY responsible for the deprivation caused by Capitalism. Are they misanthropes or are they just part of the Zio-Capitalist agenda? It makes you wonder.

And recall, please, that some people are not even called “people”; some are called “terrorists” even tho it appears crystal clear that the ‘terrorists’ in pashtunstan have not even harmed a westerner let alone killed.
So, we cannot expect that US warlords wld any time soon call pashtuns “people. tnx for ur Left, Right, or Wrong ear.