You, want to know the truth? The uncensored and canded real me that in part believes humans limit themselves too much over?
1. Don't get me started. War and violence. There's nothing wrong with internal conflict, but when it becomes external, that's when innocent people suffer. And I'm not into that.
2. Video games. Yeah, they help your inner self find your fictional character, that's true. So do movies and other entertainment avatars you can take with you on the go so to speak. But admiration for being more than a virtual vatar, is something I feel can actually lead to conquest of something other than an improved life for many people. Especially because when fear is involved by others not into the lifestyle, things do become overly complex.
3. Nerdism. Specifically Acronyms. I don't want to talk about a topic that has a word with 10 syllables in it, that I have to consult Google or Wikipedia for just to get a clear reference on. If I don't know something, and nobody offers the information by assuming you do know of it, people usually love to start from the beginning on how it was created and all I need to know is how it relates to the conversation by context.
4. Presumptions by proxy. You know how when people assume something about you? Like, for example, if you don't like Apple Sauce, you must not like Pork Chops? Because they assume, like bread and butter, or peanut butter and jam, that things just go together automatically? Well, they don't. And so I find when approaching things I dislike, I usually say the name of the component just to avoid people thinking I don't like something that I actually do, especially where food is concerned.
5. Bullying. Specifically enforcement of anything that's presumed to survive here. Yes, I'm talking human law itself. So much of it, is not based on being fair to others. Or letting others have a say in what works for them. You can't choose your birth name, you can't choose who you wish to learn from, you can't choose to live and not pay money, you can't choose a house you want custom built without having to do it yourself, I mean the list goes on It's not selfish of me to want things a certain way, if they're going to be that way when I grow up anyways.
6. Childhood limitations, by proxy. Specifically referring to how parents who are very matrix like in their thinking, tend to want to belt out things like spankings, soap in the mouth, belittling personal choice, lack of equal rights between men and women, political and religious regimes and choice by proxy. As in, when I was your age, my daddy taught me to (be like him) because of this or that reason. Punishment to be different and not harm people is wrong.
7. Egotistical people pulling rank because they get rewarded for doing so. I don't care who you are, you can't just earn the right to be who you do not represent yourself to be and then demand people trust that you represent who you are not. Like, Donald Trump. He is a factory manager, not a president of anything. A status means nothing, unless you own it and show that you care. You can support who ever you like, and think they are great and all, but don't tell me I can't do the same thing and have a valid reason for justifying why what works for me is personally respect worthy. Don't misrepresent factual information either and while you're on the bandwagon of do's and don'ts, leave your personal opinion out of things that represent the view of historical relations with our ancestral heritage.
8. People who take subjective view points, based on objective understanding. this is how conspiracy theories turn out right volatile. It's not investigating anything unknown anymore, it's all out lying because someone's telling you to do so, or because you're projecting you know things that you don't. and by knowledge, I mean keeping your story straight.
9. The U.S. medical system. Just put up universal health care.
10. Capitalism. I'm a decentralized spiritual communist at heart.
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