Do you ever get the feeling that your sense of 'self' has been
filtered down? That you are simply a byproduct of a 'design process'
that is beyond your control? Well, I do.
Religion and politics are two huge, bloated vehicles that run our
world. Yet, in the history of this beautiful planet... they are
relatively recent concepts.
So what do they do?
They tell us how to think, and they are the main contributing
factors regards war, famine, hatred... to name a few. When was the
last time you were actually satisfied by a political agenda or issue?
Have you ever been able to go through any of their manifestos and
tick off each and every policy when it's been delivered?
No?
I didn't think so.
I'm
no expert in politics, but I do understand what I see and read. A
gaggle of 'representatives' often distracted by their own
party-politics, bickering and egos, whilst blatantly ignoring the key
issue... people. People are what's important. Not bureaucratic
nonsense that every one of us is tired of witnessing. We see it on
the news, on-line and in the papers. It's everywhere.
The
media tells us what it wants us to know.
What
I'm trying to say is, do you think we'll ever reach a point where
politics actually resolves problems, as opposed to creating them? Is
a utopian society achievable, where we're all satisfied with the way
things are run? With the jobs we do, the money we earn and the taxes
we pay?
No,
because we all have different ideas. That's the point.
We'll
never reach that position, because we have to understand that each and
every one of us is different... and one system cannot rule us all. We
have to learn to set aside our differences and simply respect each
other. We have to critically think for ourselves in a state that
allows people to be themselves. One 'boot' doesn't fit
everyone. So why should we settle for one set of rules? For example,
the education system has very strict criteria and goals for children.
How can you expect one child who excels at sports and not maths, to
do as well as a child who does excel at maths? The system needs to
identify personal strengths at an earlier age... because we're all
different.
Regards
religion, we have a system that again, tells people how to think.
Now, I'm not going to disrespect religion. We all have our beliefs
and I respect those of you who are religious... that's your right as
a human being. You have the power to choose. All I'm saying is, make
sure you do get a choice. Think for yourself. Is this right for me?
As
soon as we can respect each others beliefs, and critically think for
ourselves, I know this will build a better society... a better world.
Fuck
politics? Fuck religion?
Yes,
for me. That's my belief. Now you must respect that and allow me to
exist without conflict, as I will do with your beliefs.
However,
I am for society as this planet does have an issue... its
ever growing population of humans. We need a system that enables
people to be themselves, and to focus on their beliefs and abilities
in a positive manner. To allow them to think for themselves, yet feel
assured that they will come to no harm. The problem is, that this
could veer quite easily in anarchy... due to those people who can't
but help cause conflict.
Libertarianism.
Look it up. See what you think.
I don't like politics or follow a religion.
I would prefer a utopian state where people are free to think and
play to their strengths. A world where people fully respect their
fellow citizens. I may be idealistic, but that's what I think.
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