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promethean75 wrote: ↑Sat Jul 15, 2023 6:41 pm... and my vigilante stalkers would just find me again (becuz my address is broadcasted to the entire world) and continue gas lighting me. They may even take it up a notch for all I know. Presently they only let the air out of my tires, move shit around in the yard, leave the gate open, uncover my bikes and shine flashlights at my security cam at three in the morning. I go through my routine every day inspecting my vehicles to make sure brake lines weren't cut before I go to work. Really I'm afraid that if I move, it'll piss em off and they might blow my car up or something.

promethean75 wrote: ↑Sat Jul 15, 2023 6:41 pm ... and my vigilante stalkers would just find me again (becuz my address is broadcasted to the entire world) and continue gas lighting me. They may even take it up a notch for all I know. Presently they only let the air out of my tires, move shit around in the yard, leave the gate open, uncover my bikes and shine flashlights at my security cam at three in the morning. I go through my routine every day inspecting my vehicles to make sure brake lines weren't cut before I go to work. Really I'm afraid that if I move, it'll piss em off and they might blow my car up or something.

promethean75 wrote: ↑Sun Jul 16, 2023 3:26 pm but you're missing the real fuckedupedness of these laws anywhere they exist, veg. and this is profoundly philosophical stuff so put your thinking cap on.

what happens when the state sabotages a person's life such that they cannot get on with their private life in the public sphere? example. the state convicts a person. that conviction prevents him from obtaining employment, from finding housing, from making friends, from being able to move freely, etc., and as a result he falls apart. what happens if as a result of these restrictions, this lack of rights, opportunities and privileges (that everybody else has), he becomes jobless and homeless and then has to break the law to survive (if he doesn't do it out of pure disgust first)? what does the state do? arrest him again.

see what just happened there? the state destroys him and then arrests him for having to break the law... becuz the state destroyed him. see the circle?

granted this doesn't happen to all of em. but it need not to be one of the most relevant, most rich philosophical dilemmas ever to enter your brain piece. if it happens to just one sex offender, that's all it takes.

now if you add to this the fact that our guy was not guilty of the crimes he was convicted of by the state, this situation becomes all the more disgusting and incomprehensible.

so the fuckedupedness is not really about how much everybody hates the sex offender now - speaking for myself i wouldn't want to be friends with any morons anyway so i don't mind the alienation... but normal sex offenders are morons too so they are probably greatly effected by being alienated from the other morons in society, I dunno. the fuckedupedness lies in the state's corruption and incompetence.... but that fact goes back hundreds if not thousands of years and is another discussion altogether. it's just that this incompetence can't be revealed until guys like me come along. somebody has to 'go under' to bring out this truth.

what's so sweet about all this is that while others don't have anything directly to do with this, they become indirectly involved once they express an opinion about it. it's like a brain bomb and they don't know what to do becuz it's not a neat little logical problem in a text book. they scramble about trying to make excuses to defend law, order and the state, or blame the offender, but all this falls apart at the slightest probing (if one is interested enough in even bothering with it).

promethean75 wrote: ↑Mon Jul 17, 2023 12:41 am I'm sorry i can't comment on any of that becuz the last time i explained what happened I said that that was the last time i would explain what happened. or was that at ILP. fuck i can't even remember. sorry, I've explained this so many times to so many morons across so many forums I've lost count.

and I apologize that any of this was ever brought up. I'd have never said a word about it if that dumb Australian bitch didn't mention it here.

I will say this tho. for certain reasons it is good that discussions about this are on record here and elsewhere. i want this material to be accessible to law enforcement and the courts.

My little helper will no doubt send printed copies of my posts to the district attorney like they did in 2010 if the DA doesn't make it here on his own (and I will certainly direct him here).