Do Americans see the world in Black and White?

Look at it this way, if a truck comes by, and you are ordered to get in and don't want to, are you gonna do it ? Or will you just line up and drink the Kool-aid ?

Peace

 

i will be long gone before the truck gets here..

but that doesnt make your statement any less laughable in the reality of every day life in america..

FWIW, if you believe whats supposedly being leaked out on the interwebz by LE, and GOV employees,etc. the folks in the country are going to be left to fend for themselves. its the folks in the cities that will have to worry.

that is unless the folks in the country are caught on the roads without proof of vaccination.

 

Well, see, not every American is a fucking ignorant retard...some of us are already well aware that Abraham Lincoln set this puppy into martial law a long ass time ago. Martial law isn't coming, it's already here.

 

This is a very black and white point of view

I guess those kinds of people can be found everywhere

 

Yea, well, I can't speak on behalf of Americans. All I know man is that us Canucks aren't really talking about it. We're all much too busy playing hockey, knitting touques, drinikng heavily, and building igloos. What are the Brits saying about it? Do you guys talk about it over tea and crumpets, or while riding horses at useless 'sports' events?

 

Stupid question, of course we are.

I just got back from doing that.

 

Perhaps they can, but is it a distinct personality trait amongs the majority of Americans?

 

Why do you say that?

 

Of course not, no more than any other group.

IDK though, it might be a distinct personality trait among the majority of hip forumers.

 

Perhaps so. I'm sure some people think my POV is the opposite end of the spectrum than others at the other end of the spectrum.

 

Mericans?

 

Our birth certificate system. As soon as your parents sign your birth certificate, you become enslaved to the Corporation of the United States of America. On all official documents, your name is in all caps, no lowercase, because in all caps, it is your corporate entity. We're all working to pay back America's huge debt to China. It's a very long and complicated backstory and I only wish I could begin to wrap others' minds around it. I don't have the sources on me, but Daniel does. But yes, when the birth certificate and corporate entity system was going through Congress, I believe it was 6 men who walked out and refused to vote on it because they understood what it would mean, and Abraham Lincoln declared martial law and passed it anyway. I'll try to get some sources later, but Daniel's still asleep.

 

No. Americans.

 

Ok, thanks.
I won't make any comment just yet and I will use what you have said to do some research.

 

Most of them say, "mang" these days. At least half the population of California and Texas does.

 

Googling "birth certificate and corporate entity system" and finding David Ike near the top doesn't fill me with a lot of confidence this is not a mere comnspiracy...but I'll read on and wait for more info.

http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=birth+certificate+and+corporate+entity+system+&meta=

 

Do research it. It's really rather scary when it gets down to it. And it's really hard, but not impossible to get out of. But Daniel and I have discussed it and we're not going to sign our chidlren's birth certificates, because it is much easier to go in and get a birth certificate than it is to give up your birth certificate. That way they can choose for themselves whether or not they'd like to live as sovereign citizens or corporate entities. I think in Canada they call it "Man on the Land" or something to that effect. In Canada if you declare sovereignty, you can bill police officers for them ordering you to do things. Badassery like no other.

 

Why, are you suggesting half are Vietnamese?

(Don't worry, I read what it means in this context, i'm just kidding.)

 

It's a really deep and complicated issue and it took a few months of studying and researching before we even began to understand. So I can see how one could see it as a conspiracy, but if you lived in America, you'd definitely start to see some things start to make sense.

 

At least.