Have you seen Americans living in poverty? There's a lot more going on there than just bad ideas. It's bad health, dependence, illiteracy, addiction, unemployment, broken homes...This was warfare on them, and they lost.
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I feel especially bad for the people that would have to leave their families completely behind to have a shot
The thing is, the war on the people has intensified to the point where most of those living in entrenched poverty have children who have no hope. The last thing will be for the state to send them off to a hot war to die.
I feel like if we could put new ideas in those peoples heads then they wouldn’t have bad health or addiction or dependence or unemployment or illiteracy.
Many of us are trying (I have 13,000 students in two states), but our country is full of people who have been decimated by 75 years of govt policy. If we can protect the children, we might have a chance, but it's gotten really difficult to do so in too many places.
Always a victim mentality. And yet foreigners come here with nothing, can’t even speak the language at first, and thrive.
There has been an intentional assault on the American people for the past 100 years to weaken them. The US is the last principled nation. At its core, it is anti-elite. Since the Wilson administration, the bureaucratic state has been at war against the Constitution and the people who stand by it. Poverty has been an intended outcome to ensure the people never have the ability to revolt against the national govt again.
At least half of the country is in this state, and the other half is in debt slavery. Both have been effective tools to subdue the population.
Always complaining. No one is going to save you in this country. It’s up to you. We aren’t socialists
What? We have to save each other. That is the point of building community and finding ways to overcome the debt pressure the educated deal with and the hopelessness the impoverished experienced. The war is real and only the awake are prepared to deal with it. I broke out of the grasp of debt slavery by going all in on bitcoin, but I didn't do it alone. There were many people involved in helping me understand how bitcoin could help.
In addition, and more importantly, Christ's mercy allows me to trust in something other than human institutions. But that came through divine intervention and not by changing my ideas (which did come in time, but not before).
Sounds like an idea coming from the WEF
All good until this "putting ideas in other peoples heads" becomes actually possible.
There must be incentive to learn and to be free what to learn. Otherwise, where is freedom of choice?
You can blame people for being poor all you want, but you can find out that the source of one's poverty is likely due to government and bank action and/or psychological damage (due to improper or no treatment for example)
Read about how IMF and World Bank lies (sounding like good intentions) fucked whole countries into continuous poverty.
After reading the following book blame the people in poverty for having the wrong ideas again
https://www.amazon.com/Hidden-Repression-Exploitation-Development-Gladstein/dp/B0C1JK6MG7