Harbal wrote: ↑Mon Jun 24, 2024 1:20 pm…
If I may interject in response to your question …
If you were paying attention you could know our world is on the brink of dramatic changes involving population control. Technology, governing systems, so-called globalization, and indeed low-level wars (economic, ideological, propaganda) define the time we are in.
If you had greater awareness of the increase in the dangers associated with these trends, and the use of technologies in population control and management, you would know something of the origins and ends of totalitarian-oriented power-systems.
If you had the ability and the background for historical analysis — you seem to have none and literally
zero interest — the use of a pandemic scare; the employment of extra-legal dictates; the use of fear-based propaganda as a social control mechanism would seem
conceivable to you as something to be concerned about.
And if you had even minimal concern you could then — you might even be impelled — to examine the perspectives of theorists who write on the topics.
Those who have such concerns attempt
interpretation of these events (pandemic scare and social manipulation) but also connect dots between these and other issues. Simply put, you are nearly thoroughly on the outside of even basic concern and familiarity.
And — if I may proceed further — one very important thing that cannot appear on your mental radar is that the philosophy of Christianity, and the Christian conception of Man, is in our culture and civilization one of the main areas where actual freedom is defined and defended. To know this you’d have to have studied the issues in some depth. Therefore the Christian opposition to Marxist inspired totalitarian projects and outcomes has relevancy in our present (and is gathering steam). There is a deep link between our concepts of political freedom and Christian anthropology.
There you have a brief outline that points to the relevancy of
getting a message out.
A great deal more can be said about the issue.
It is true though that there is a gread deal of confusion about what is to be
messaged, and many different
interpretations. There are careful, articulate positions and there are outrageously embellished narratives. Sorting things out is difficult.
I offer this compassionate alternative to having to think about
any of this
here.