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Comment on Individualism – A Life Lesson by annw

annw — Tue, 23 Aug 2011 16:51:02 +0000

Individuality should be something one strives for, not classified as a mental disorder. It has been proven throughout history that collective socialism is dangerous for society. People in large groups often tend to gravitate towards negative thoughts and tend to push for perverse ideas as they become the whole of one. In other words they tend to think alike. For instance, a friend sees a blue sports car and thinks it’s just the most awesome vehicle she has ever seen, she reports this to her “friends” and quite a few like it too. Pretty soon said sports cars profits rise from sales based on opinion.

So no, never think for yourself, of course you need government, and big business and the healthcare industry to do that for you. Why? Because it benefits their pocketbooks. Duh! Hitler got started the same way.

We perpetually as human beings, tend to repeat history, over and over and over again. No one noticed that Hilter wasn’t blond, it was completely missed by the majority of society, yet he was supposedly promoting blond hair and blue eyes? He had neither folks! How easily the masses are deceived. No critical, individual thinking skills are expected from the masses. That would be a mental disorder. There was heavy sarcasm dripping off of that last sentence.

Another example of “collective” thinking is found in the DSM in which it had classified homosexuality as a mental disorder, of course their accusations of psychosis changed drastically when the gay rights activists started making an issue of it.

Once again you cannot be an individual unless a majority group tells you so.
Why do you think you are spammed every day on your television sets with tons of commercials? Have you ever
counted how many commercials there are during one show? Now get off your butts and go buy the things that big pharma and the industrialists tell you to. Getting the picture yet?

Individuality vs. Herd Conformity (Erich Fromm), which will you choose?

Comment on Beware of Bell Mobility by sterling

sterling — Sun, 21 Aug 2011 00:54:36 +0000

bell is gay they told me they well only put 50 dollars on my iphone bill every month and now my phone bill is 265 dollars i wonder how much is cancletion? fee after 3 weeks? with bell we argued with them lotta times and they are screwed up company!!! im switiching back to telus contact only 40 dollars a month!!! i hate bell so much

Comment on Esoteric Agenda Review by Blake Okafor

Blake Okafor — Thu, 11 Aug 2011 03:22:28 +0000

I had no problem with the conspiracies etc,it sorta answered a few questions i always had.
The only thing that bothered me is the philosophical and religious nonsense at the end. All the stuff and facing fear or whatever. Basically told us all that stuff just to say fight it with love. It was nothing but lip service.

Comment on Esoteric Agenda Review by Roger Muncaster

Roger Muncaster — Wed, 27 Jul 2011 22:29:43 +0000

I read the same negative reviews you do and the fact is, this documentary is intended to inspire people to do their own research. To judge it and criticize it based on what you believe is truth is ridiculous. I found myself asking a lot of questions and seeking answers to what I dont understand after watching this movie. The dry format of a documentary is tough enough to sit through, but to see the posts above, I can only imagine the lack of desire one may have in watching this video to the end. I encourage you to not create a prejudice from the ignorant feedback and actually invest the 2 hrs to watch it. If it doesnt inspire any questions or give you resolve to seek answers, than by all means do yourself the favour and join the sheeple back in the line.

I took alot from this video, only because I want direction to learn.

Comment on Alienware M17 Review by Sid

Sid — Fri, 08 Jul 2011 14:45:01 +0000

Bought a high spec M17 which ran great for eleven months then a problem with raid control wiped the hard drives. I phoned Alienware who told me to send it back for repair, I asked how long I would have to wait and the answer was 3 months!!! I had the repair done by a local computer shop instead and had the machine back in three days. Two weeks later the hard drives wiped themselves again. Back to the shop who did a second repair free of charge. Two weeks later it happened again, took it back to the shop who announced there was a problem with the motherboard and should get it back to Alienware. At this point the computer was a year old and two weeks! I phoned Alienware who told me it was out of warranty by the two weeks and would have to charge me for a new motherboard, they also told me the motherboard would cost almost as much as a new computer and I should purchase a new one! The first PC cost £2000!!

Avoid Alienware at all costs they are an absolute joke, they couldn’t care less, their support team are terrible and they just rip you off!!

Over priced tat!

Comment on Victoria, B.C. Parking Woes by Joe

Joe — Mon, 20 Jun 2011 22:15:14 +0000

If you’ve purchased a ticket and it’s blown onto the floor, where you have proof of the purchase and Robbins has accepted your money, don’t admit that it was on the floor. Tell them it was on the dash. They’ll say it wasn’t and perhaps provide photographs to try to prove their point. When it comes down to it, in court, there is a possibility that the photos can be of the wrong vehicle dash, doctored, or taken at an non-Robbins location (fraud by Robbins to try to win the case). The only true chunk of evidence is that you DID purchase a ticket, Robbins accepted your payment (at a specific time), and the parking ticket was issued at a time which your car should have been legally parked in their lot. You claim it was in the vehicle, they claim it was not… the ticket did exist, you purchased the right to park in their lot, they acknowledge this purchase. As long as you stick to your guns about it being in the vehicle at that time, they’ll have a tough time actually proving that it wasn’t… it’s not logical for a person to have gone to the trouble of purchasing a ticket and then not display it.

Comment on Esoteric Agenda Review by dude

dude — Sun, 05 Jun 2011 06:31:36 +0000

*ignorant!

Comment on Esoteric Agenda Review by Name (required)

Name (required) — Sun, 05 Jun 2011 06:29:34 +0000

You people are so f**king ignortant toward this movie, esotericism is understood only by a select few, you people need to wake up and pay close attention to whats happening in the world

Comment on Funny status messages for IM apps. by Tez

Tez — Sat, 30 Apr 2011 10:00:14 +0000

If you have a parrot and you don’t teach it to say,”Help, they’ve turned me into a parrot”, you are wasting everybody’s time.

Comment on Beware of Bell Mobility by Christine

Christine — Fri, 29 Apr 2011 00:24:28 +0000

Bell Canada
Executive Office
Client Relations Advisor
5099 Creek Bank Road
East Tower-Main Entrance-Ground Floor,
Mississauga, ON. L4W5N2

Anyone with a BEll contract I would advise you to write a detailed letter explaining what happened. If you do not get results on something you consider unfair, write immediately to the above address. (I am in Ontario so they gave me this address) Anyway, they cancelled my $400 bill and I paid only what I originally should have paid which was 120.00. They told me my contract was ending in 6 months (not 2012) and because upgrades were never offered or even possible with my old phone, that I was not getting charged 400.00. So you see it is worth fighting for something if you are convinced they are cheating you. I am pleased with my outcome with Bell even though it was a pain in the ass writing a two page letter when I was mad.
Good luck everybody.