The World Is Building Up To Something

[WarToad]

I think Their foremost allegiance is to the Constitution...?  MANY "laws" are counter to that - the mere mandate that We must register arms is in violation of the 2nd amendment as it infringes upon the right to bear them.

  There's no registration where I live.  I've never been asked at any time to register my firearms.  Where are you talking of?

[Sinny]

Ok, no one believes what vision I see if Robots come first.

Everyone will be out of work and the PTB will have robots do all their work and then dismiss us. Why do they need slaves when they have robots. Think as you will, I have seen robots replace millions of jobs already. This should be the very last thing on the list or maybe not on the list at all. It is a dangerous move to push. A job that you may think is mundain, other people like. I have seen people do the same job day after day and be very happy.

The entire system of laws and the people that make them are in control. Currently in the USA one can get arrested for almost anything if they want to. There are so many laws, even the computers can't locate them all. They use laws to maintain your position and drain your money from your pockets. When the SHTF and you think you can revolt, think again, you can't even wear a mask today. Jail time. And on what side will the police and service men be on, the side of the LAW. They swore to that. No?

Maybe the world is building up to a major revolution and they will all be cut down with bullets and drones. Then swept away to yesterday.

Deuem

Well I was talking hypothetical futuristic utopia, robots do the crap, we do the fun

[Amaterasu]

If food, clothing, shelter, transportation are provided for free...what do We need "jobs" for?  If We do not add robots at some point We WILL have to force, coerce or bribe People to do things They do not want to do.  Period.

[WarToad]

hypothetical futuristic utopia

Nailed it.  In about 20,000 generations if the human race lives that long.  +1 gold

[Amaterasu]

Deuem - Your thought on robots are much like mine.  We already have robots replacing human workers putting people out of work and scrambling to find a new job.  Robots have been a cursed blessing in the factories.  Factory bosses get to fire human workers and replace them with non-union  drones.  A world of robots doing every job would be a dead boring place.

Who said robots will do everything?  I said that FIRST, People who LOVE to do any given thing may do it.  All I would eliminate is the requirement to bribe, coerce or force People to do things.

I would have a world where We all are doing things We LOVE to do, with no requirement to forsake what We love in order to survive on this planet.  To cling to the idea that robots take away the jobs People really don't want to do (most jobs, the vast majority of which are non-productive and involve supporting the system of money) so We should not add robots and get rid of the need for money to survive in society, with all its inherent issues, is not "common sense."

[Amaterasu]

Well I was talking hypothetical futuristic utopia, robots do the crap, we do the fun

What "utopia?"  We will still have issues, but they will NOT include a power "elite" bent on reducing the population for better and more complete control, will not include poverty, oppression, wage/debt slavery, or profiteering.

A BETTER system, not a utopia.  (And only "hypothetical" if We do nothing to get there.)

[Amaterasu]

  There's no registration where I live.  I've never been asked at any time to register my firearms.  Where are you talking of?

In most states in the US, One is required to register firearms of some caliber, makes, models, etc.  Where do You live?

[WarToad]

In most states in the US, One is required to register firearms of some caliber, makes, models, etc.  Where do You live?

North Dakota. 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gun_laws_in_North_Dakota

And when I lived in Washington state there was no registration there either, othe than the purchase documentation of a retail dealer which is pretty meaningless since you can sell it to another person and there's no documentation at all.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gun_laws_in_Washington

And when I lived in Iowa, no registration.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gun_laws_in_Iowa

[burntheships]

I've heard it said often that the English language does not capsulate expressions that can be found in other languages.. I've always wanted to know how that works.

Like what could possibly be said in another language that cannot possibly be said in English?

Can anyone help me to understand?

Sinny,

My comments were specific to the English language use of the
word "love". In the Greek language there were many words
for our one word "love".

In Ancient Greek the words philia, eros, agape, storge,
and xenia were used to describe "love".

Each one of them describing a different sense of love.

Kinship; familiarity; old friend described by the word Storge

Friendship; fellowship; neighbor; described by the word Philia

Sexual and/or romantic; physical desire  described by the word Eros

Self-emptying; Divine love described by the word Agape

In addition to all of the above, there were many uses of the
other words that were very complex, using many meanings
combined to give a greater depth to what we use one word
for.

[rdunk]

No, most states do not have gun registration. What most states have is the requirement from the feds for a background search on the buyer, when a firearm is being purchased from a firearm dealer. In most states, private sales have no requirements. Purchase of firearms from internet firearm dealers require that the firearm be shipped to a Federal Firearms Licensed Dealer, so that Fed/State compliance requirements are maintained.

[Sinny]

In most states in the US, One is required to register firearms of some caliber, makes, models, etc.  Where do You live?

I'm from the UK and I now this 

[The Matrix Traveller]

And you know this as fact? 

Hi Sinny,

I wonder if anyone can identify another Species, who does have an economic system ?

I would be interested if they could ?   

[WarToad]

I'm from the UK and I now this 

Sinny, in most states in the US you are NOT required to register your firearms.  I have quite a few of them, I have lived in 3 states, I've never been required to register them.

There are a couple oddball states with requirements though.  That's the problem with 50 states all with independent state sovereignty.  You get 50 different sets of laws making it clear as mud sometimes.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gun_laws_in_the_United_States_by_state

[The Matrix Traveller]

TMT?  Is that you?  Sweet little gyrocopter!!!!

NOT my Gyrocopter but this was at a private air show I was at ...

So had to go for a Spin in it !

I have built a Gyrocopter in the past (Single Seat with VW engine)

Its still flying today, owner in the South Island, last I heard about it ..


It has a turboed Rotax engine in it and reached speed of 125 + Km/h airspeed.

Like this but with a Turbo ...

A hell of a lot of fun.   

Gyrocopters are very common in nz ...

My experience of this program (Earth) has covered many, many different experiences ...


Like Somma I LOVE Living ...

I guess I am a bit of an "Adrenalin Junky" and still a child at heart ... I'll give anything a go ... LOL


The Ol monkey (Meat Suit)  is paying for it now, but I would do it all again !

[Somamech]

To whoever started this thread.

The "world" is not building up to anything. 

It was all going to end OR change to some golden era two years ago in regards to 2012. 

Search Remote Viewing predictions from the 80's/90's. 

People seek fear.

And if people are so fearful then if the world collapse's in half then they really shouldnt have a problem killing anyone that get's in their way to survive... Which bring's us to another problem.. People don't even train to do that these days. 

So all in all life is good!  Crazy and disfunctual as usual