Legalism: A Civil Life Without Moral Conscious

I am astonished daily at the devolution of man through legal formality. The wonder that is legalism, that ancient and failed Chinese system of law then adopted by the Roman Empire and still reigning over us today, has been used to re-create man into a false representation of self; actors in third person, as fictions of law that display the unimaginably lifeless properties of personification. So profound is this indoctrination that we have been conned into paying for our sins to the ministers of the state, which is our civil church, pretending that this tax-tithing will somehow satisfy the wrath of the gods of the volcano even as we toss our trash into its depths. We are no longer a solution-based society that solves its problems by eliminating their source, but have become a willfully ignorant zombie hoard that pays fees for the permissive use of the problem.

As long as we pay a tax, isn’t everything just ok then?

If a corporation pays for carbon credits, isn’t it then just ok for it to pollute our streams and suck up our reservoirs for its production needs?

I was recently affronted by a “green” advocate brainwashed by the Agenda 21 Sustainable Development scheme and catchphrases for not having a recycling bin in my kitchen so as to properly dispose of a water bottle. No, the big can was down in the garage unseen. Even so, I was demonized in the mind of that actual waster of plastic. Was it I that was drinking form a corporately made, designed-to-be-disposable water bottle? Of course not. I avoid such unnecessary uses if I can. But the legalism of recycling as a way to forgiveth our sins causes the blame of that action of disposing of the plastic upon anyone else but the actual disposer. I was the bad guy for not making it easier for the sinner to go through the motions of un-sinning. Personal acknowledgment was non-existent.

The legalistic view is one of an insurable lack of conscious responsibility, of licensed innocence from duty. With this recycling meme, the ceremonial act of disposing of that which should have never been created in the first place triggers a chemical reaction in the brain that replaces moral thought with a self-similar non sequitur. Logic is tempered into false reasoning, and the crime is justified through the fallacious notion of solving the problem while at the same time actively being the creator of it. The notion of being judged by God after death has been reassigned into the legal realm of being judged by agents of government. And with the advent of social media, that assignment of judgment is now a social matter, where lifeless 2-dimentional comments and posts on Facebook and Twitter make the digital public into judge and jury. In other words, our duty to nature itself and to that of our fellow beings within it has been replaced with ridiculously assessed and implied social and legal contracts of popular opinion. The expression of moral will has been trumped by social engineering, and the legal foundation of law, which is opposed to all forms of natural law, makes moral action impossible. We have been transformed into automatons, reprogrammed for optimal performance without conscious application of mind.

And so we consider it somehow perfectly logical and reasonable to purchase water in throw-away plastic containers instead of fixing the foundational problem of the purposeful contamination of the water supply, though the bottled water is merely filtered from that same contaminated secondary water supply. Problem, reaction, solution; except we never actually reach the real solution, instead focusing on remedies for the symptoms of the problem but never on killing the problem that causes the symptoms.

Some people would say that this means a bunch of idiots are in charge within government. But in fact, the idiots are us. This is an ingenious scheme with a causal result, a well-oiled machine that makes us react to the created problems while believing those problems are caused by those “stupid dumb-head num-nums” in government and by licensed, evil corporations. But in the end, the consumer drives the market. The consumer purchases the product of the corporations which are allowed to be produced by government license. The consumer uses the product and thus creates the end result as the end user: trash. Before its ever legally considered as trash, it is first a legalized consumer product, which requires voluntary exchange of money for the product by the consumer. Blaming corporations for trash, from the consumer of that trash’s perspective, is like blaming a fruit tree for producing rotten fruit. The tree is somehow the problem even though it is functioning by its natural design, not the fact that we didn’t pick the fruit at the correct time.

The responsibility for our own actions is always magically made the fault of another person or thing, even things which don’t actually exist in nature.

But then, when we are found to be responsible for a legal crime, we simply pay the fine as if nothing ever happened. Someone else will clean up the mess. Government has people for that, right?

Oh, my children just made a huge mess in your restaurant. Sorry, but I know you will clean that up. You have people for that, right?

Another example is our callous disregard for those in need. But that’s what welfare is for, isn’t it? The depersonalization of caring for our fellow man has been degraded into democracy, the worst possible place it can be. We have been taught that donating to the Red Cross or other legally recognized charitable institution is virtually the same as taking action ourselves. It is not. Money and charity are not conducive to each other. The word charity is a verb, as in to act in a charitable manner. But the institutions of legalized charitable corporations is charity in name only, a noun, which implies no action at all. But we truly have been hoodwinked into perceiving our charitable, title 501 donations, which are tax deductible so as to benefit ourselves, is the same as actually acting in a charitable, moral manner. Legal fiction has replaced reality. False perception of reality causes our truths to be just as false. Instead of acting charitably with no proof of the action, I can merely donate money to a corporation calling itself a “charity” and instead legally prove that I am a “charitable giver.” And so the social idiocracy judges each other not by their works but by their financial records.

Meanwhile, despite all the churches and other so-called charitable corporations, the hungry and homeless line the streets while the “charitable givers” drive by in their freshly washed automobiles and pretend not to see the end result of their lack of actual charity. But hey, perhaps they will be inspired to fork over more money when they get home to pay for their sins, a legal manifestation of the deep-seeded guilt we all share in our collective, willful ignorance.

With the pope’s whirlwind visit to the East Coast, to congress, and the United Nations this past week, we are seeing the newest push for agenda 21 policies on a global scale with his promotion of the newly recreated “Agenda 2030” plan. (Link: https://sustainabledevelopment.un.org/post2015/transformingourworld). With goals like ending world hunger and protecting wilderness areas by forcing all legal persons into sustainable cities, fools worldwide will embrace this agenda as a good thing, believing yet again that the money involved will solve the problems that they can otherwise ignore due to the plans of these legal gods of the United Nations and united religions under guidance of the corporation sole called POPE.

And here we also find more pushing of the global carbon credit scheme. More syntax (sin-tax); mere words on paper and changing of money by the real money-changers of world governance. If I pay for carbon credits, which are digits on a computer screen register, a digital database of extortion, it is then ok to use more than I need, right? The pollution caused to live a certain disposable lifestyle is alright if I but sin-credits, right? Surely the extinction of a few species per day is no big deal if money is transferred in their name…

We even have a sin-tax scheme called virtual water to cover our “water footprint!”

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“Virtual water is the amount of water that is embedded in food or other products needed for its production. Trade in virtual water allows water scarce countries to import high water consuming products while exporting low water consuming products and in this way making water available for other purposes.”

–World Water Council

Link: http://www.worldwatercouncil.org/index.php?id=1

Link: http://virtualwater.eu/

Link: http://www.gdrc.org/uem/footprints/water-footprint.html

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This is not about conservation, it is about control. Virtual water is not actual water. It is about money. Money, you see, will somehow save water. By tracking the virtual footprints that we sinners cause by requiring the life-sustaining sustenance of all that water provides, we can simply pay a tax and somehow those footprints will be legally disappeared, though nothing in nature will actually change. Just another multi-level marketing scheme that creates a trickle up effect of money while damming up the trickle down effect of water. The true crime is the legalized theft of the world’s water rights by these government institutions, allowing companies like Coke and Nestle to literally steal what is free and sell it back in disposable plastic and glass bottles. Must be ok though… after all, they acquired those rights legally.

In the end, it seems ever facet of personal responsibility has been monetized and insured and re-insured. Nature is only a trade-able commodity, as are apparently aborted fetuses and body parts of the living and dead adult population. Nothing is sacred in legal consideration, because everything has a value in this system of mammon (money), especially the heads (capita) of men. Capitalism is only human trafficking, commerce in souls, counting us all by the head as human resources to be exacted and extorted from according to our usage of natural resources.

Meanwhile, the hungry remain hungry, the homeless remain without homes, and the Red Cross and United Way continue to suck billions from that stagnant pond of legal citizens seeking to buy their way out of the laws of nature through legal, monetary means.

But hey, at least we get a colorful rubber bracelet for our legal, monetary efforts, so that we can show our social network that we care!

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–Clint Richardson (realitybloger.wordpress.com)
–Wednesday, September 30th, 2015

 

Posted by realitybloger on September 30, 2015

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