I've said it before and I'll keep saying it: voting costs you nothing, so you might as well do it just in case of the off chance that you are wrong. Just don't put your faith in voting, and do other things to protect yourself and your community.
Does free "will" of choice imply slavery to others? What if will represents ones want to submit to others, while ignoring the need to resist temptations? What if want represents the temptation for need?
You always pop out of the woodwork whenever I tell people to vote. You seem very insistent that people here don't vote, or participate in the civic process at all. Even when it costs them and you nothing. why?
a) suggested CIVIC (city) implies surrounding a center. What if that represents the inversion of being center (perceiving) of surrounding (perceivable)?
b) does one really own a civic DUTY (that which a person owes to another) or does each one (life) need to adapt to being processed (inception towards death)?
cost
What if perceivable represents value and each one perceiving represents evaluation? Can there be a higher value than evaluation? What if the whole (process of dying) represents the cost, and each partial (living) the price? Why is it called PAY (to discharge a debt) MENT (mind; memory)?
vote harder.. 2024
I've said it before and I'll keep saying it: voting costs you nothing, so you might as well do it just in case of the off chance that you are wrong. Just don't put your faith in voting, and do other things to protect yourself and your community.
You’re a slave and will die a slave.
Does free "will" of choice imply slavery to others? What if will represents ones want to submit to others, while ignoring the need to resist temptations? What if want represents the temptation for need?
Submission can be either with or without consent, of course.
You always pop out of the woodwork whenever I tell people to vote. You seem very insistent that people here don't vote, or participate in the civic process at all. Even when it costs them and you nothing. why?
a) suggested CIVIC (city) implies surrounding a center. What if that represents the inversion of being center (perceiving) of surrounding (perceivable)?
b) does one really own a civic DUTY (that which a person owes to another) or does each one (life) need to adapt to being processed (inception towards death)?
What if perceivable represents value and each one perceiving represents evaluation? Can there be a higher value than evaluation? What if the whole (process of dying) represents the cost, and each partial (living) the price? Why is it called PAY (to discharge a debt) MENT (mind; memory)?
It’s not a large website.
Yes, you’re reading from the same script you always read from. Identical, copied and pasted responses because your employment depends on it.
Does cost. Kill yourself. You’re not fooling anyone.