Majority Syndrom / Majority Complex

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Re: Majority Syndrom / Majority Complex

Reply #25 – 2015-10-27, 23:02:09

Quote from: ensbb3 on 2015-10-26, 23:08:37

If you look at what the US is supposed to be and what the EU tries to be the future lies in united groups contributing say to a large and diverse supergroup.

The problem is not what you look to, the problem is if you like what you look to.
When you demisse to accept or refuse, you turn yourself immediately dispensable. Good that people don't forget that.

Re: Majority Syndrom / Majority Complex

Reply #26 – 2015-10-28, 00:39:37

Quote from: Belfrager on 2015-10-27, 15:42:13

Who's Belly?

Ha! Oops... That would be you.
Short for Belfrager could be "Bel" - and because y/ie is fun to tack on to any thing, "Belly".

Quote from: Belfrager on 2015-10-27, 16:02:09

The problem is not what you look to, the problem is if you like what you look to.

People can tolerate amazing amounts of subjugation. The real problem is, can whomever get away from it if they don't like what they "look to"? If not then people seem to accept life as is and even find some happiness. People are resilient.

Re: Majority Syndrom / Majority Complex

Reply #27 – 2015-10-28, 06:30:15

Quote from: ensbb3 on 2015-10-28, 00:39:37

People can tolerate amazing amounts of subjugation. The real problem is, can whomever get away from it if they don't like what they "look to"? If not then people seem to accept life as is and even find some happiness. People are resilient.

That's a speech of mediocre conformism and I think that "resilient" has the opposite sense. Change happens because people symply don't accept life "as is".

You must not forget the anarchist motto, We want the impossible and we want it now!