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Re: A Tale of Two Americas

Posted: June 16th, 2010, 5:34 pm
by e-eye
JMarsigli wrote:
KalelIsbell wrote:
Wiik

How dare you belittle these people that are helping others? :oops: :oops:
I am sick and tired of you and all your sick comments. :twisted:
go get a real job and quit crying about the police.. move on allready!!
Enough with your anti American rhetoric too . If you hate this county
so bad leave… :twisted: I will buy your ticket myself. As bad as the government may
be you’re a whole lot worse.
And I don’t care if they kick me off this stupid forum. You are a real jerk!!!!
Let me tell you a story:

A man walked into a large building and found a cultural hall containing varied and diverse peoples. He mingled with the friendly crowd for a while and generally liked the lot. Every once in a while he'd notice a figure off in the distance who obviously wasn't the crowd's favorite. They said he was crazy and "just didn't get it". Members of the crowd had studied some inside knowledge for years, and had such a superior understanding than this other fellow. "If he only knew" they'd say to each other in between I wish he'd just wake up's. The large crowd had it all figured out, top to bottom and inside out. Superior knowledge that must be worth looking into and giving some good attention. So the man began his search for the truth this group had to offer.

Little by little he learned secret bits and pieces. Most were vague references in history with little validity. However, the story sounded great and he kept at it. He studied and studied and studied as the large crowd tipped him to this little nugget and that. After a while he thought he had a good grasp of the superior, secret knowledge, and started asking questions. He would often faintly hear the figure in the distance offering answers, but the insightful crowd wrote him off as asleep at the wheel. They were excellent at quoting this source and that, and had an answer to everything right off the tops of their heads.

All was well and good, and the man was having a jolly old time with the crowd. Ideas could be discussed and steam blown off. Through time, however, he got the feeling he was being looked down upon by the crowd. They had EVERYTHING figured out and he just wasn't good enough for them. He started wondering why he'd never heard of the geniuses before. He started digging a little and noticed a few things he had been told weren't actually facts. So he checked some more an started noticing many of the quotes he had heard had been taken out of context. He questioned the crowd for more clarity and to what they met, but he was scorned for questioning their superiority. "You need to wake up!" they'd tell him. "You're thinking is the problem with this world". He was even told that God would send him to hell for being such a traitor. Wondering why he was being treated this way, he searched out the figure in the distance. He found him wearing a white coat, pushing a tray full of antipsychotic drugs. The man asked him why he was in there with the crowd. He didn't belong. He answered "I don't know, why are you". The man in the white coat answered "someone has to administer these drugs".
Are you saying Wiik is a drug dealor? I always thought something was up.

Re: A Tale of Two Americas

Posted: June 16th, 2010, 7:42 pm
by Wiikwajio
e-eye wrote: Are you saying Wiik is a drug dealor? I always thought something was up.
I deal a drug called personality sovereignty. It makes people that are seduced awake to their awful situation. It is not a big seller. Most people do not like to be aware. Most people do not like liberty. They want kind masters instead.

Re: A Tale of Two Americas

Posted: June 16th, 2010, 8:49 pm
by e-eye
Wiikwajio wrote:
e-eye wrote: Are you saying Wiik is a drug dealor? I always thought something was up.
I deal a drug called personality sovereignty. It makes people that are seduced awake to their awful situation. It is not a big seller. Most people do not like to be aware. Most people do not like liberty. They want kind masters instead.
Who wouldn't want a kind Master? Unfortunatly there are those who don't and that is why we have many problems that we do.

Re: A Tale of Two Americas

Posted: June 16th, 2010, 9:37 pm
by Wiikwajio
e-eye wrote:
Wiikwajio wrote:
e-eye wrote: Are you saying Wiik is a drug dealor? I always thought something was up.
I deal a drug called personality sovereignty. It makes people that are seduced awake to their awful situation. It is not a big seller. Most people do not like to be aware. Most people do not like liberty. They want kind masters instead.
Who wouldn't want a kind Master? Unfortunatly there are those who don't and that is why we have many problems that we do.
An king would not want a kind master. A free man would not want a kind master. A man that loves liberty would not want any master but would want to be his own master.

We are to be responsible for our own actions. Perhaps the words of King Benjamin eluded you?

Re: A Tale of Two Americas

Posted: June 16th, 2010, 10:48 pm
by e-eye
Maybe you failed to realize I was talking about our Savior referred to as the Master.

Re: A Tale of Two Americas

Posted: June 19th, 2010, 8:16 pm
by Wiikwajio
e-eye wrote:Maybe you failed to realize I was talking about our Savior referred to as the Master.
I did realize it. I do not believe He is or wants to be our Master. He wants us to be like Him. If we are like Him then He is not our Master but our friend and brother.

A nation of kings and priests. Not a nation of subjects and serfs.

Re: A Tale of Two Americas

Posted: June 19th, 2010, 9:40 pm
by Original_Intent
As the Son subjected himself to the Father in all things, so should we.

Re: A Tale of Two Americas

Posted: June 19th, 2010, 11:23 pm
by Wiikwajio
Original_Intent wrote:As the Son subjected himself to the Father in all things, so should we.
And the Son is a part of the Godhead and an equal. He is God the Father and God the Son.

We are sovereigns in America. Not subjects. There is nothing in American history or law that even allows for Americans to be subjects under law.

As Joseph Smith stated “Make honor the standard with all men. Be sure that good is rendered for evil in all cases, and the whole nation, like a kingdom of kings and priests, will rise up in righteousness, and be respected as wise and worthy on earth, and as just and holy for heaven, by Jehovah, the author of perfection."