MC5 said:Programme and deprogramme all you like, but it makes no sense to me. I am not a machine.
Debt does have an impact on the economy in many different ways.
Whether you can or can't see it, doesn't stop it from being true. Not strictly a machine, no, but manipulated from above, certainly. If you can't see it, don't dismiss what i say, try and find out why i'm saying it. But some of the manipulation comes from newspaper headlines, and from the tv news, and from any apparantly 'objective' programme.
As for debt and the economy, we have the debt we have because it suits the purposes of those that control the economy. It's what makes our economy, it happens because that's what's needed in this type of economy. It helps make the already rich even more fucking rich, and it creates a situation where 'debt is the slavery of the free' (can't remember who said this). They can have their technology and material things, but at the price of their freedom, not least their freedom to think independently and individually.
That they can't see this is the crucial point. When enough people realise how manipulated they are, then the requisite revolution will occur. But the main theatre will have already been played out by that time: ie the revolution of the self. A revolution where basically people wake up to how they've been deceived that they are free, and have freedom of speech.
Freedom of speech is of very little use if there is no thought behind the speech. We need free thinkers first. And that means disobedience to any authority decision that is deemed to be wrong.
