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 Posted: Mon Aug 29, 2011 10:39 am
The rose in spring DysFUNKtional Duck The rose in spring Why would you want to move out of civilization just to live a few more short years of misery? Misery? As long as I have my freedom, I won't be miserable. Not completely, anyways. : P The day I lose it, is the day life won't be worth it anymore. No sooner. You don't have rights anyway. You never had them to begin with. I don't believe in rights. Besides, I do what I like and what I like hasn't been anything for the government to interfere with, thus far. When they try to stop me from living the way I want to, then I'll worry about it. Until then, whether or not I have "rights" is irrelevant.
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Posted: Mon Aug 29, 2011 12:12 pm
DysFUNKtional Duck The rose in spring DysFUNKtional Duck The rose in spring Why would you want to move out of civilization just to live a few more short years of misery? Misery? As long as I have my freedom, I won't be miserable. Not completely, anyways. : P The day I lose it, is the day life won't be worth it anymore. No sooner. You don't have rights anyway. You never had them to begin with. I don't believe in rights. Besides, I do what I like and what I like hasn't been anything for the government to interfere with, thus far. When they try to stop me from living the way I want to, then I'll worry about it. Until then, whether or not I have "rights" is irrelevant. It's very subliminal the way they do it. They control you without knowing it.
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Posted: Mon Aug 29, 2011 4:44 pm
The rose in spring DysFUNKtional Duck The rose in spring DysFUNKtional Duck The rose in spring Why would you want to move out of civilization just to live a few more short years of misery? Misery? As long as I have my freedom, I won't be miserable. Not completely, anyways. : P The day I lose it, is the day life won't be worth it anymore. No sooner. You don't have rights anyway. You never had them to begin with. I don't believe in rights. Besides, I do what I like and what I like hasn't been anything for the government to interfere with, thus far. When they try to stop me from living the way I want to, then I'll worry about it. Until then, whether or not I have "rights" is irrelevant. It's very subliminal the way they do it. They control you without knowing it. How so?
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Posted: Mon Aug 29, 2011 9:17 pm
Never give up. Never surrender. Never back down. Giving up is in itself a defeat.
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Posted: Tue Aug 30, 2011 10:40 am
Indian Brit Never give up. Never surrender. Never back down. Giving up is in itself a defeat. General Custer agrees.
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Posted: Tue Aug 30, 2011 12:36 pm
Michael Noire Indian Brit Never give up. Never surrender. Never back down. Giving up is in itself a defeat. General Custer agrees. Maybe General Custer was on to something. xd
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Posted: Tue Aug 30, 2011 5:47 pm
DysFUNKtional Duck Michael Noire Indian Brit Never give up. Never surrender. Never back down. Giving up is in itself a defeat. General Custer agrees. Maybe General Custer was on to something. xd why defeat yourself when you could be defeated by overwhelming force and numbers? I guess my point is guerrilla warfare isn't giving up, its simply a strategy that incorporates retreat as its principle for defense, and surprise for offense.
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Posted: Tue Aug 30, 2011 6:32 pm
Michael Noire DysFUNKtional Duck Michael Noire Indian Brit Never give up. Never surrender. Never back down. Giving up is in itself a defeat. General Custer agrees. Maybe General Custer was on to something. xd why defeat yourself when you could be defeated by overwhelming force and numbers? I guess my point is guerrilla warfare isn't giving up, its simply a strategy that incorporates retreat as its principle for defense, and surprise for offense. That is a good point.
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Posted: Wed Aug 31, 2011 1:25 pm
DysFUNKtional Duck The rose in spring DysFUNKtional Duck The rose in spring DysFUNKtional Duck The rose in spring Why would you want to move out of civilization just to live a few more short years of misery? Misery? As long as I have my freedom, I won't be miserable. Not completely, anyways. : P The day I lose it, is the day life won't be worth it anymore. No sooner. You don't have rights anyway. You never had them to begin with. I don't believe in rights. Besides, I do what I like and what I like hasn't been anything for the government to interfere with, thus far. When they try to stop me from living the way I want to, then I'll worry about it. Until then, whether or not I have "rights" is irrelevant. It's very subliminal the way they do it. They control you without knowing it. How so? For one you have internet. 15 years ago, people never thought the internet was vital. They thought it was handy, but the owners convinced us that we can't live without it. Just like they said we can't live without oil, electricity or other things that we as humans lived without.
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Posted: Wed Aug 31, 2011 3:20 pm
The rose in spring DysFUNKtional Duck The rose in spring DysFUNKtional Duck The rose in spring You don't have rights anyway. You never had them to begin with. I don't believe in rights. Besides, I do what I like and what I like hasn't been anything for the government to interfere with, thus far. When they try to stop me from living the way I want to, then I'll worry about it. Until then, whether or not I have "rights" is irrelevant. It's very subliminal the way they do it. They control you without knowing it. How so? For one you have internet. 15 years ago, people never thought the internet was vital. They thought it was handy, but the owners convinced us that we can't live without it. Just like they said we can't live without oil, electricity or other things that we as humans lived without. Actually, I only have internet at the moment, because I'm home visiting my dad. I don't have internet connection, myself. The only reason I even have a computer at all is because my sister gave me her old one, when she got a new model. I've also lived without electricity, on prior occasion and plan to do so again, someday. And I'm very aware that if I had to, even though I'd rather not, I could live without oil.
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Posted: Wed Aug 31, 2011 3:23 pm
Michael Noire DysFUNKtional Duck Michael Noire Indian Brit Never give up. Never surrender. Never back down. Giving up is in itself a defeat. General Custer agrees. Maybe General Custer was on to something. xd why defeat yourself when you could be defeated by overwhelming force and numbers? I guess my point is guerrilla warfare isn't giving up, its simply a strategy that incorporates retreat as its principle for defense, and surprise for offense. True, but neither Brit nor I ever said anything about guerrilla warfare. We just said never give up. ^_^
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Posted: Thu Sep 01, 2011 3:42 pm
DysFUNKtional Duck The rose in spring DysFUNKtional Duck The rose in spring DysFUNKtional Duck The rose in spring You don't have rights anyway. You never had them to begin with. I don't believe in rights. Besides, I do what I like and what I like hasn't been anything for the government to interfere with, thus far. When they try to stop me from living the way I want to, then I'll worry about it. Until then, whether or not I have "rights" is irrelevant. It's very subliminal the way they do it. They control you without knowing it. How so? For one you have internet. 15 years ago, people never thought the internet was vital. They thought it was handy, but the owners convinced us that we can't live without it. Just like they said we can't live without oil, electricity or other things that we as humans lived without. Actually, I only have internet at the moment, because I'm home visiting my dad. I don't have internet connection, myself. The only reason I even have a computer at all is because my sister gave me her old one, when she got a new model. I've also lived without electricity, on prior occasion and plan to do so again, someday. And I'm very aware that if I had to, even though I'd rather not, I could live without oil. There are laws against living without utilities.
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Posted: Fri Sep 02, 2011 2:38 pm
The rose in spring DysFUNKtional Duck The rose in spring DysFUNKtional Duck The rose in spring It's very subliminal the way they do it. They control you without knowing it. How so? For one you have internet. 15 years ago, people never thought the internet was vital. They thought it was handy, but the owners convinced us that we can't live without it. Just like they said we can't live without oil, electricity or other things that we as humans lived without. Actually, I only have internet at the moment, because I'm home visiting my dad. I don't have internet connection, myself. The only reason I even have a computer at all is because my sister gave me her old one, when she got a new model. I've also lived without electricity, on prior occasion and plan to do so again, someday. And I'm very aware that if I had to, even though I'd rather not, I could live without oil. There are laws against living without utilities. And?
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Posted: Fri Sep 02, 2011 4:35 pm
DysFUNKtional Duck The rose in spring DysFUNKtional Duck The rose in spring DysFUNKtional Duck The rose in spring It's very subliminal the way they do it. They control you without knowing it. How so? For one you have internet. 15 years ago, people never thought the internet was vital. They thought it was handy, but the owners convinced us that we can't live without it. Just like they said we can't live without oil, electricity or other things that we as humans lived without. Actually, I only have internet at the moment, because I'm home visiting my dad. I don't have internet connection, myself. The only reason I even have a computer at all is because my sister gave me her old one, when she got a new model. I've also lived without electricity, on prior occasion and plan to do so again, someday. And I'm very aware that if I had to, even though I'd rather not, I could live without oil. There are laws against living without utilities. And? If those laws aren't met, then you lose your home.
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Posted: Fri Sep 16, 2011 12:03 pm
The rose in spring DysFUNKtional Duck The rose in spring DysFUNKtional Duck The rose in spring For one you have internet. 15 years ago, people never thought the internet was vital. They thought it was handy, but the owners convinced us that we can't live without it. Just like they said we can't live without oil, electricity or other things that we as humans lived without. Actually, I only have internet at the moment, because I'm home visiting my dad. I don't have internet connection, myself. The only reason I even have a computer at all is because my sister gave me her old one, when she got a new model. I've also lived without electricity, on prior occasion and plan to do so again, someday. And I'm very aware that if I had to, even though I'd rather not, I could live without oil. There are laws against living without utilities. And? If those laws aren't met, then you lose your home. Tell that to all the people happily living without utilities. xd
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