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What those lost souls were fighting for was to protect what they believed to true, pure, honest and straight. I do not intend to discuss with you the workings and mechanisms of those in power at the time of these wars. What they may have believed they were protecting is not what we see evident in this country today. Who has the right to deny me my natural birth right ? Not a single person, if you believe otherwise then youy really are indoctrinated and there is no further discussion to be had. Quite simply, this is my belief, there is not a single being entitled to take what is naturally given, not a one.
They didn’t just fight in wars to protect their freedoms and democracy, they fought to gain their freedom and democracy. A tradition that stretches all the way back through the Tolpuddle Martyrs to Jack Cade and Wat Tyler.
What exactly do you consider to be the natural birth rights that are denied to you?
My natural rights as i see them, to live in this country i was born into where-ever i want on vacant land. My natural right not be enslaved to a society run by suited and booted criminals. My natural right to build a home from whatever natural materials i so choose. My natural right to use the plants, trees and all things natural as i see fit and proper. My natural right to move freely without control and harrassment from the law. My natural right to withdraw from what i believe to be illegal and unlawful practice by Government and the forces they manipulate. There are many things , some of which i believe you yourself take exception to. But these things i list are by far the most crucial.
Until you try all those things Gaz, you are assuming boundaries. Do it, see if there are consequences, then report back and put the question forward. Simples.
Your brainwashed mind is telling you to stop before you even start.
This needs picking apart, I think. What a queer bundle.
@gazlan wrote:
My natural rights as i see them, to live in this country i was born into where-ever i want on vacant land. My natural right to build a home from whatever natural materials i so choose. My natural right to use the plants, trees and all things natural as i see fit and proper. My natural right to move freely without control and harrassment from the law…
You think you should be able to turn up in the Lake District, having driven through people’s back gardens to get there, cut down a few trees and build a house wherever you please? I think the nation may be able to accommodate you, but surely it would only take a few dozen people to exercise these rights before the Lakes were ruined for everyone else who wanted to visit. I, for instance, might want to move into logging and strip mining. What would stop me if I had these rights?
@gazlan wrote:
…My natural right not be enslaved to a society run by suited and booted criminals. My natural right to withdraw from what i believe to be illegal and unlawful practice by Government and the forces they manipulate…
I think these points have been covered. Although you’re not allowed to exempt yourself from the law, you’re not enslaved in any meaningful sense. A slave is not allowed to pack up and move to Tuscany on a whim. Slaves are also not allowed to use the internet, public libraries and no-win-no-fee lawyers to challenge through the courts anything they believe is unlawful in society. You are.
The word HERO is a strange one.
I heard on the news this morning how our heros and brave soldiers in the war zones are missing out on christmas with their families, and at first my emotion was one of ‘aww what a shame’. Then I stopped and thought about it, and began to wonder…. There is no forced national subscription to join the armed forces, these people are in the forces because it is the life they want, it is the career they chose for themselves knowing full well how much active service there is in the world and how likely it is they will go to a war zone.
Go back to the recent world wars… they were brave heroic men fighting for their country and parted from their families under duress out of a call of duty given to them without option.
Whilst I have every respect for our armed forces and I truely am thankful for the job that they do in protecting us, I do question how losely the term brave and hero is applied these days.
You people cannot see the wood for the trees, many of you consider the faithful to be enslaved to a God and worse still, denounce them outright. Our country is in the hands of maniacal devil worshipping scum in the pocket of financiers, yet great swathes of you line up to vote in the name of democracy to keep these puppets in power. They have and continue to collect your monies to further their abuse of power.
I did consider you Mr Pikey to have a credible critical thought process, i can see from you reply i was mistaken. It is all about numbers, clearly, we can see by research that thousands, possibly millions are now thinking on similar levels. Once we can show the sheeple what is being carried out under their noses and in their name, they too will awaken from their trance like drowsiness and consider their conscience. People have great power, when used appropriately and with good intent, we will see the errors of old.
My point still stands btw, you and every soul in this country are enslaved into a system with NO choice of getting out of it, a compulsion to live as THEY want you to live and under THEIR rules. Thiere can be very little more than that will describe slavery.
I agree in the respect that we live in a dictatorship, masked by the word Democracy…
I for one did not vote for this CONDEM government but am baring the brunt of their power.
Thanks Melz, i think we each and all know deep down that this way is not the way. I did consider that wisdom came with age, reading some of these responses i have not the slightest doubt that there is a great amount of work still to be done. :roll:
Here is a video i would like you to watch, when you have watched this and research further the content, then tell me who on this earth has any right to deny me my natural rights.
This is Democracy-at-its-finest~shove-it :roll:@gazlan wrote:
Thanks Melz, i think we each and all know deep down that this way is not the way. I did consider that wisdom came with age, reading some of these responses i have not the slightest doubt that there is a great amount of work still to be done. :roll:
Here is a video i would like you to watch, when you have watched this and research further the content, then tell me who on this earth has any right to deny me my natural rights.
This is Democracy-at-its-finest~shove-it :roll:I do want to point out though that I do not necessarily agree with all you say Gaz… just for the record :wink:
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