> then who are you speaking about? the gremlins in the cubicles. > which happens because they have no alternative. i am not sure about them not 'having' an alternative to lying for a pittance. > so what would these people do and where would they go when the average person lives paycheck to paycheck? however long you have lived -- have you ever asked yourself how it's possible that bullshit keeps happening, in spite of everyone being pretty much aware of it?  the most proficient and enduring liars have always been the people who didn't (want to) know that they were lying. everyone has been a such a liar, in direct or indirect service to globohomo, at some point in their life and repeated falsehoods taught to them with unwavering confidence. it's when people start asking questions that they gradually develop a resilience to bullshit and break the habit of repeating it. the real bouts of existential dread don't come in the form of plain knowledge and flavors of doom-and fearporn about the world, but the understanding that you've contributed to the meta-larp and its social misengineering, astroturfing and consensus cracking apparatus yourself for the longest time, and that all it took to break away from it was a single question. a question millions and billions around you have yet to ask (themselves). > is this really it?  > can't we do any better?  > a week without lies, perhaps? a month without war? a single day without advertisment and propaganda?  > you can build the most amazing fluxkombabulators and orchestrate grand larps, but you can't stop trying to be the absolute fucking worst you could possibly be -- for your own sake? and so on, yet again. > you can't and sholdn't expect foreigners to do what's best for you.  outsourced agency is bad, yes. > to have nobles you have to create them and the environment for it.  yes, how does one accomplish that? > now you have foreign rulers.  applies to all within the banksters sphere of influence.
Germany