Re: 11th November
Originally Posted by
AnnieS
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It is indeed like a beehive Realist. But if you upset the balance of a beehive the whole colony dies. Life has never been fair. Whatever fair means. But we have had more fairness in the last hundred years than at any other time in history.
I see the symbology was not lost on you
I have no doubt that every well intentioned group or movement has believed that in some way it has delivered good and it better than any alternative that might otherwise have been.
At the same time every just group or leader simply imposed their views and way of living on everyone else. Their doctrines, their beliefs, their culture. However well intentioned the fact remains that they are all the same. They all wish to affect the lives of others for their own ends rather than just let people be.
The "beehive" is nothing but a vast collective of mostly workers who have been well conditioned and hoodwinked and who believe they are doing the right thing and that the collective they are part of is uber benevolent and trustworthy.
Nevertheless they still place themselves "above" everyone else, deem the uninitiated just unwashed cowans whom it is acceptable to exploit for their own ends.
Anyway you wrap it up in ribbons it always amounts to the same thing. Once group of fickle humans operating in concert to exploit the lives of others. At the heart of it is always greed and wealth and the corruption of power in the higher ranks.
Humanity will never advance in this way. Humanity will never advance while ever one set of people think themselves somehow better or more worthy than others. We are all the same.
What we have is a collective who have very key information which is being kept from the rest of the world. Those secrets need to come out and be shared freely and openly.
Greed and avarice prevent it.
In the end individuals either realise what they have become a part of or are irrevocably lost to the conditioning.
When a bee realises the truth, it sets itself free and leaves the beehive.
hence the expression,
Seeing is Believing
or more accurately
See-ing is Bee-Leaving