Subj : Capitalism & Corporatism
To : Dr. What
From : Moondog
Date : Thu Jul 21 2022 03:18 pm
Re: Capitalism & Corporatism
By: Dr. What to Moondog on Thu Jul 21 2022 08:40 am
> -=> Moondog wrote to Dr. What <=-
>
> Mo> When he asked his brother in law why he sold out, he tells him he
> Mo> hasn't. In order to change the system, it's easier to change it from
> Mo> within than to stand in the streets and protest the system. Underneath
> Mo> those clean clothes and smell of soap, there's a dirty hippie trying to
> Mo> get out.
>
> Which is what has happened. I recently saw a video (providence unknown) of
> Klaus Schawb admitting that's what they are doing: infiltrating the various
> organizations and destroying from within.
>
> And a Soros-funded group is doing that with our voting systems: installing
> their people as the ones who run the voting process to subvert from within.
>
>
> ... The wise open their minds, but a fool opens his mouth.
> ___ MultiMail/Linux v0.52
>
I forgot the name of the story. That was a secondary plot which drove the
main story. The main character was going through a moral dilema because he
was moderate and could see merits of both partie's arguments, and pick and
choose what he agreed on. Every apartment building would have an easily
access but private expert system which would act as a confessional and moral
compass. When he explained the situation with the machine. it replied along
his opinion it is good to be in a society where it is good to have a balance
between extremist views. After the election and the Cleans take over, he
consults the machine again, and it tells him balance and compromise are
dangerous, and if he continues to spew that sharing crap, he will be reported.
When he asked the machine how it could pull a 180 in opinion, it explains
that it's funding comes from whoever is in power. The moderate regime is not
under control any more. Morals are set by whoever controls the definition of
right and wrong.
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