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  • Thoughts Ready-Made

    Alas, plebeians put no more effort into forming their own oaths than their own clothes. Rather, sort out a mass-produced narrative (republican/democrat) and buy into it—colorful wig, red nose, oversized shoes, and all. A regulated border is not a unique concept for either party. The current democratic administration, however, welcomes the Russian, Chinese influence streaming…

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  • Pie-Eyed On Pride

    What are the prerequisites for becoming part of a vaunted race? Vacancy regarding character, judgment, and intellect is of no consequence, for mediocrities espouse race, and even gender, with impunity. Witness the deceit, and how people manufacture pride out of thin air. Ask any proud actor why their race/gender should feel grateful to have them…

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  • Eager Slaves

    It is common for people to compare themselves to others. Common folk do not compare themselves to the elite on a conscious level to avoid damaging their ego. However, the subconscious insists that they do. For example, if a mere patron is an authority, then individuals composing the three branches of government, wealthy businesspeople, are…

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  • Veiled By Time

    Stellar revolutionaries adopt a posture that alludes enshrined intercessors, bridging creation with the “blessed state.” Thus, function above all as a passage for romance from the swayed, untrained masses. Witness a bit of sharp practice. With certain Jovian-inspired automations, physical strain reduces while the psychological orbit expands. Disconnected from its earthly constraints, the mind transforms…

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  • Chronic Reason

    Most humans follow a linear thought process regarding authority. A straight line illustrates cause and effect. We may identify these unions as conformists. Few types embrace spherical thinking, enabling the measurement of sides and angles. We can label them as individualists. Prearranged margins form inborn facets through linear and spherical reflections. Everyone has a unique…

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  • Causal Agents

    Armed conflict continues to improve, and civilian casualties outnumber combatants. Chronic disease, famine, monetary debt, slayings, obscene materials, child exploitation, courtesanship, are global plagues. And yet, individuals within the mainstream insist that a vote for a certain political leader is key to maintaining civility. As floodwaters rise, so too warnings at each miter. Amidst intervals,…

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  • Art Instigates Life

    Commoners choose to emphasize what political officers disagree about and elide what they agree to. For instance, spiraling sovereign debt. Nay, improving on that formula with trillion-dollar yearly deficits. Meanwhile, the citizenry remains apathetic despite this taunting—this veritable sledge of allegiance. Our cursory representatives betrayed themselves in November by reprimanding a certain DHS official regarding…

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  • Mysticism

    Humanity imagines that it can steer a straight course; illogical towards the severe supernatural forces that spur such errant themes. This unawareness acts like a yoke, guiding the common herd that links everyday calamities with miracles. Six-thousand years of vain strivings, divisions. Yet today, there is common bewilderment respecting the cruxes of life. Global suffering…

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  • Have you seen the feeble condition of many people? The multitudes enduring chronic afflictions? If left to themselves, they would not survive one month. Indeed, the same holds true for everybody throughout the world. A mosaic of accommodations (intricate services and appliances) ravage exposed minds. Spiritual guides laid vital resources over with concrete; gathered up…

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  • Infernal Pretenses

    Publics create not the operational structures within their societies. However, they look for administrators to deliver prosperity as though entitled, exalting candidates to the level of divines. Once matters go awry, a voter may exercise their inalienable “right to complain,” says the soft, stark American. Cohorts renew their worldly vows at the polls quadrennially, and…

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