Understand that this rule is still in force today. The state does not want you to ‘do’ anything too dangerous. It much prefers that you focus on gathering ‘knowledge’ – but only the right kind.
Perhaps the biggest lesson of the last 80 years is that you must support what you love or it goes away. Unless you act, the things you love get captured and turned against your family.
The problem is that most people think ‘action’ is the same as gathering ‘knowledge’. This is understandable. We do, after all, live in the Information Age. It does feel like you’re ‘doing’ something when you learn about the world. It feels even better to ‘wake people up’.
The actions of the useful idiots cannot be excused by their blood or religious ties. They act out of ignorance or, worse, a mob mentality that abdicates moral or political decision-making to whatever will get them the most likes on social media.
Action, adventure, violence, free will, self and reality in ‘Total Recall’.
We must talk about the multicultural strategy of our political parties, because this census data is very important to them and their electoral policy.
The Samoa Observer reports Kiwis have not yet done a thing to help them clean up and save their ocean.
