Comments by "justgivemethetruth" (@justgivemethetruth) on "JRE Clips"
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> Evergreen student here! ✋ I was actually called a racist rapist just for questioning getting rid of campus police.
By who? Here's an idea that would apply to almost every comment I've seen here so far, -- discuss the issues of a stupid tradition or a stupid policy and stop referring to name calling, because all that is is testimony without the defendants here to defend themselves, so you are casting aspersions on basically everyone but you because of some story. Why don't you people stick to the point.
The tradition as explained was either not explained very well, or is just a bad idea. If it is a bad idea then try to change it, and if it won't change, and if it is so important to you - find a new place to work.
Second, getting rid of campus police is presented here as having no reason behind it. Why would this place want to get rid of campus police, and again, you say your damages from this policy that you had to walk your girlfriend to here car? Nice that you would do that, and there are lots of places who do not have campus police or effective campus police. I would vote not to get rid of the campus police assuming they were effective at their job. So what is the big deal?
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Equating socialism with people who do not want to work hard ... HAHAHAHA ... fucking joke.
Do you think the Koch Brother would work so hard as they do if everything they did went to someone else, and they were treated like shit? Poor people do not want to SLAVE HARD ... they want their rights as human beings. We see Donald Trump is a good example of someone who doesn't work hard. He sits back and talks with people, gets ideas about what to do based on what his buddies have done, and then he has someone else do them.
When this world started everything everyone had came from nature. The work hard part was to do out and pick berries, dig up roots, hunt animals, trap fish, etc ... build shelter. Then the war ethic came alone when people started to grow things and be rooted to one area. Other people realized they could come along and steal their work ... war. Their work and their women, and they began to breed the human beings we have today that settle for this bullshit economy where they are called lazy, and their bosses at work have the right to treat them like machines for every hour they work - not they can micromanipulate them with surveillance technology ... and watch everything they do.
That is dehumanizing and evil, and that is the way the world has been until recently when a good number of people in developed countries had the time and tools - math & science - to look at how things really were and present it the way it really is to others.
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That is the real metric, the real take-away fact, that when people lived with the native americans they enjoyed life and did not want to go back to white society, but when indians were taken to live in white society they wanted to get back to their tribes at all costs.
What this says to me is that white society makes a great life for a few people at the top who have everything they want and can dump their crap on those under them, but the majority of americans were not happy, while Native American society was more flat and less authoritarian and militant. So ... what white people, not just white people, but many people have done is to choose to live in an authoritarian hierarchical society and allow it and support it to violent and expansionist, but they are not happy, Whereas the hunter gather lifestyle most people are happy and free ... and not only that, but they had warmer cleaner housing and more calories and better nutrition.
Two books talk about this 1491, and 1493 by I think last name Mann.
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