Why is it so hard for people to accept that wealth and power are less of a problem, than the collective of people on the whole - is something much deeper going on, which nobody is willing to grasp hold of?
Experiment with this question down at the pub later on this evening. The intent is not a judgement call. It is experimental - to find out who among your friends really wants to know. And who wants to climb high among this secret protected people's cabal - The Peoples Front.
Ask any or all of the following:
- "The people on the whole are more corrupt than wealth and power. And the more the people become corrupt the more easily the worst among them rise to the top - what do you think?"
- "Why must the people have a powerful figure to lead and protect them everywhere in life? Would using one's autonomy, by doing things in one's own right, not be better for the people as persons?"
- "Homeowners are the wealthiest constituency in the world today. The real estate they own collectively is worth more than all other assets combined. Homeowners are at least as much part of a solutions as are the bankers - if you disagree, give me your numbers"
- "There are 73 million abortions every year in the world, more than all other causes of death combined. How many would be too many before triggering the people into authentic dialogue on it? Pro choice or pro life matters little - what matters is that the people are definitely running cover for it"
- "The democratic majority of the UK people are running cover for the systemic child rape gangs. But why? Is it because they have fantasised about their own children at least once and the shame and guilt of that means it's too hard to bring the rape gang inquiry under proper scrutiny?"
- "People everywhere, are much better off today, per capita, than in all of history, in spite of a growing population. So why are so many people exhibiting deep anxiety there is still not enough to go around?"
- "The distribution of wealth has not changed since the dawn of civilisation. Yes it's always been unjustly distributed, but the proportions have not changed except around the margins. So why do people collectively say things are getting much worse?
- There has never been a genuine famine since civilisation started ten thousand years ago. The illusion of famine is a grotesque political activity by one large collective of the people, blocking another's access to the abundant food. That is all a famine actually is.
- "Slavery has never truly existed. Captured groupings of working people have always possessed the opportunity to run to the free land but chose not to for rational reason - they were always better off as slaves loyal to a master (see 2 above). How does your gut feel about this?"
- "The people of the UK have more wealth than 99% of the world's population. But a smaller amount relatively compared to others in their own country. Why are they still jealous of those with more wealth when they already have plenty? Why do they care that billionaires have so much, isn't that a good thing? Do the poorest of the world think it's a good thing that the people of the UK have more than them?"
- More people are killed by their own people during peace time than the enemies they kill during wars. Isn't this a perfect exposition of a 'Cabal of The People'?
- Killing a million people indirectly with a vaccine is seen collectively as 'tolerable'. An immigrant killing one person directly on the street with a knife is not. Because for the enormous indirect death toll, no one in particular seems to be responsible. And the foreign immigrant who kills directly makes for excellent political capital. Is this the mindset of a 'Cabal of The People' ?
I promise you will not get past any one question in the pub. The approach of responders will be to use whatever intellect they can muster to shut down the question rather than use it to respond authentically and openly. A strong signal reinforcing my initial proposition.
Take care here. Vet whoever you are asking. More than half will want to hurt you physically from deep down just for asking these questions.
