You Are A Slave!

2009– Year of the Slave!

You are a slave. You probably do not realize it, but you are.
So, what is a slave? How do we define a slave? What test do we use to tell if someone is a slave. What makes them different from free people?

Free people can say “no”. Free people can refuse demands for their money, time, and children. Slaves cannot. There is no freedom without the freedom to say “no”. If someone demands that you do something and you can say “no” and refuse to do it, then you are a free human being. If you can be forced to do something or surrender something that you do not wish to, then you are a slave. No other test need be applied.

Freedom is the freedom to say "no."

Dar
Awaken Me!
Co-creator/co-owner/manager/moderator

goodbranch deb.boutland Is the def'n of one as a slave if the enslaved is unaware? This structure actively employs psychological extremism upon the general populace to ensure we "Consume, Be Silent Die" However it does not hesitate to coherse through so-called statutory violence; which as casts only chimera of objectivety can use the internal structures to deal with any body as desired

Halito fellows,
Listen up, you are both under mind control.
Since both do what they are told whether they agree to do it or forced to do it.

Who in there right minds would serve to commit murder, theft, adultry, perverseness, molestation, lude and lasciviousness.

It does not matter how you get results as long as you get the results.

The Council on Pbulic Relations is behind the mental manipulation of the nations and masses of people. A psyhco scientist living in Cuba, Sigmond Freud, was related to Edward Bernasay, and his seed orders this agency.

See Edward Bernasay, on youtube with his arrogant and pompus boasting of brain washing a nation.

http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=edward+bernays+on+propaganda+and+public+relations&search_type=&aq=2&oq=Edward+berna

Sorry, you have been Deceived into hurting others whether a slave or in service it is all the same voluntary or involuntary, no matter how you slant it. /\

Choctaw American
Reporter

masterguns ~ my perspective and the perspective of this essay I believe is that in order for an individual to be truly free, that individual must always retain the right to say no and the ability and in my opinion, the will to engage that right when they themselves deem necessary/appropriate.
Serving, when voluntary, is not slavery. When an individual retains the right and ability to terminate their service when they choose then they are not slaves. However, when an individual does not retain the right and the ability to terminate their individual service, when that service is forced and involuntary, when terminating that service results in punishment, that is slavery.
Slavery has many faces and takes many forms, including but not limited to religious, economic, social, military, familial & domestic slavery, just to name a few (which are exemplified in the article linked to the original journal entry I posted), and it is not always readily apparent that an individual is held in the bondage of involuntary slavery or even that their rights and abilities to terminate that bondage of slavery have been removed. In many instances slavery is dressed up to appear as though it were freedom. Sometimes slavery is extremely subtle and difficult for the average & common individual to detect/identify.
I do not endeavor to define whether or not your individual service was or was not slavery, only you can determine that for yourself and so far as I am concerned are entitled to do so.
However, it is my opinion that individuals must accept responsibility for determining whether or not their voluntary service will result in a reality of involuntary slavery at some point in the future, should they find themselves opposing the will of that service.
Military service is a great example of this phenomenon and no, I have never served in the military for exactly the reasons I am about to explain.
Currently in the United States, active military service is voluntary, so that in of itself is not a form of slavery, or at the very least should be considered a form of voluntary slavery. However, every American male, upon their 18th birth date is required, by law, to register with selective services, this is a form of slavery, because the law does not recognize/retain/protect an individual males right to say "no" to this requirement to register himself with the military.
*And in the past the American government & it's military have instituted military drafts, which are most certainly a form of involuntary slavery because the law regarding the act of drafting individuals for military service does not provide for, respect, retain or protect the individuals right to say "no" and refuse to voluntarily participate in the involuntary military draft.*
Should an individual choose to voluntarily serve in the united states military at some point, (outside the confines of a draft) that individual is then required to waive their right to say "no", and terminate their service, should they find that they no longer wish to serve, for whatever reason, so in effect, an individual who chooses to serve in the united states military is choosing to become a slave, by waiving their rights to terminate their service voluntarily. Should they choose to go ahead with terminating their service in the united states military, then they are punished for doing so. This is where the personal responsibility issue comes in, because it is my belief that each and every one of us, as individuals, must accept responsibility in determining the deliberate intentions/agenda of such volunteerism both on our own parts and that of those we are volunteering to serve and ultimately become slaves for.
So yes masterguns, serving and slavery can be two very distinct and different things when service is voluntary and the individual retains their right to terminate their service, without punishment, however, sometimes they are one in the same and more often than not these days, slavery is subtle and deliberately intended to be difficult to recognize as such.
Dar
Awaken Me!
Co-creator/co-owner/manager/moderator

so DAR, if you serve your country and you do things that are asked or ordered for you to do than you are a slave? doing the things my country asked me to do was/is an honor for the things i do are for the greatest good not nessarily for the few but the many and may i say i never served the US government, i served the corps, the people, and the flag of this nation. Serving and being a slave are 2 different things.