[Polopolop]

Looking back on history, we see violence going all the way back. People are ruled, then then rise up against the ruler or they invade or defend their nation. It seems to me that even though there is a temporary boost to freedom through such uprisings, in the long term, it doesn't change anything. Otherwise, we wouldn't be in the situation we are in today because there have been so many wars for freedom and religion previously, surely things would have been fixed by now?

And think about who does all the dieing during these uprisings. It's always a bunch of peasants killing a bunch of other peasants.

I think things are intentionally engineered to get us to kill each other and destroy ourselves as much as possible. It starts with polarization into two sides, then a provocation to get them to fight each other.

We have to figure out a way to break the pattern that's been occurring for thousands of years.

I dont think the cycle can be broken......... there will always be at least one person who get the crazy idea they he should rule over the rest and will set about making that a reality and will use every tool at his disposal.

I think in a big cosmic sense there inherently has to be some form of conflict.

Not meaning to make this religious but think about the story about the fall of man. God "knew" that eventually the apple would be bitten and if so why did he put in there in the first place A conflict was going to rise out of our Paradise.

I think biggest concept that we have to grasp is life is not linear.....life is circular, hence it will always repeat