How come you're NEVER allowed to criticize people/cultures, only government/ politics? Everyone conforms to this!

[Winston]

Everyone,
Have u noticed something weird? There seems to be an unspoken rule that everyone follows, including truthers and freethinkers, that one is ONLY allowed to say negative things about government and politicians. But one is NEVER allowed to criticize people and cultures and social cultures, even if the complaint is totally true and legit. Its a very consistent rule that everyone follows, including truthers and freethinkers and spiritual people. Its like i am NOT allowed to say people are closed off or unsocial or cold or dont make eye contact with others or don't talk to strangers, etc no matter how true. I am only allowed to complain about politics and governments and wars. Everyone it seems without fail follows this strict rule to a T. Including Matt McKinley, David Icke, Alex Jones, etc. And everyone on YouTube conforms to this rule too.

Why is that? In reality, there are tons and tons of things wrong with American and Taiwanese culture and people thati could gripe about legitimately. Yet if i did i would be a freak because no one does that because its not allowed. There is definitely some unspoken rule here. Its not my imagination right?

The thing is, this is a huge fallacy because it assumes all the problems in life and the world are caused by government or politicians and that the general people are all good and normal and above criticism and have no major flaws, which is not true of course, but everyone assumes it! Why????? Why is everyone so universally blind and dumb nowadays??? Its like i am in a 3d virtual reality that is following some insane script and everyone is following it but me! Why? Is everyone an NPC and im the only real person in this dream or virtual reality? How can everyone conform to something so totally flawed and obvious fallacy???!!!

[Outcast9428]

It’s mostly because Americans have the idea of “evil tyrannical government oppressing the masses” baked into their consciousness. Americans for the most part never seem to ask who makes up “the government.” The government is made up of the people so in the majority of cases, the government’s values align pretty closely with the people’s values… It’s just that the people in government are the ones most successful at it. It boggles many Americans minds for example to think that Vladimir Putin is legitimately supported by the Russian people even if he is an autocratic ruler.

Obviously there are cases of unpopular governments though. The US government ironically is one of them. North Korea might be another. China on the other hand I think is legitimately supported by its people.

Governments of course don’t represent everyone in their nation and there’s always gonna be some people who don’t like what it’s doing. Often times governments end up representing one half of the country more then the other half. But the vast majority of the time that a government is truly reviled by its people it will get overthrown. Either that or they will have to kill a lot of their own people. The Bolsheviks were extremely unpopular and had to directly or indirectly kill millions to stay in power. Meanwhile in more recent years the Sri Lankan government pissed it’s people off so bad that it got overthrown because people couldn’t feed their families anymore. North Korea mostly keeps control by using extreme psychological fear.

Most authoritarian bloodshed I’d argue wasn’t the result of an unpopular regime having to keep the majority in line but rather the majority deciding it didn’t want to tolerate minority dissent anymore.

[Lucas88]

I'm actually in the opposite camp. As un-PC as this might be, for me there are certain peoples/cultures that I love and certain others that I absolutely cannot stand. I have very clear-cut likes and dislikes with regard to national groups and cultures. Some people might think that this could be somewhat racist or intolerant but I cannot help how I feel and would rather be true to myself.

I love Mediterranean and Latin cultures such as those of Spain, Mexico, Colombia, Brazil and Italy. I have a natural affinity to their passionate Dionysian spirit and their boundless exuberance and really feel at home with those peoples and cultures and find great delight in the languages which they speak. I am also deeply attracted to the women from those countries. In fact I only date Latinas.

I feel aversion on the other hand to Germanic/Northern European cultures including but not limited to my native UK and am quite frankly not a fan of the people either even if this makes me an "asshole". Those cultures just strike me as gloomy and depressing as well as overly repressed and anal retentive and don't resonate with my free-spirited Dionysian soul at all. I also can't stand the languages of those cultures. Languages such as British English and most other Germanic language perhaps with the exception of the more melodious Swedish just flat-out disgust me due to their discordant phonologies and their dull soulless tone. I can't stand listening to them. Most people think that it's irrational to dislike a certain people/culture but if you find its language ugly and anti-aesthetic then that's a logical reason to wish to avoid it. We all have our aesthetic preferences.

I'm actually ambivalent towards America and American English. I think that America is the most interesting Anglophone nation despite its dystopian nature and American English is bearable to listen to and can even be somewhat pleasant.

As for why most people never criticize peoples/cultures but only the politics and government of a nation, I think that the main reason for this is because too many people are afraid of being perceived as assholes for their dislike of "X people" or "X culture". Even the non-PC/non-liberal types usually keep their dislike for certain nations to themselves for this reason. It just sounds bad to others and makes the owner of such opinions appear mean or intolerant.

But I was born and raised in a culture which I absolutely loathe and then found another culture which I absolutely adore and to which I had to flee and so I cannot bury my head in the sand and pretend that I like every people/culture or that people everywhere are the same. Due to my circumstances and life experiences I am forced to acknowledge the truth.

[Winston]

Comment I left under Matt McKinley's latest video on FreeVoice that pertains to this thread:

https://freevoice.io/blog/2022/07/17/re ... age-movie/

"Matt, come on now. You are generalizing again. Not all homeless people are spiritual and wise and awake. There are plenty of scumbag homeless people that have no shame or pride or consideration for others and will take things off you shamelessly. You shouldn't generalize just to be politically correct and cater to your audience. A true freethinker doesn't do that.

Also where do you get the idea that 99 percent of the Canadian trucker convoy protestors are all good decent people? How would you know that? I've met thousands of people in 14 countries and I would say that 1/3 of people may be decent, but 1/3 are selfish greedy scumbags with little regard for others, and the other 1/3 are somewhere in the middle. No way are 99 percent good people. Hell no. It varies by location though, in Las Vegas for example most are degenerate scum, not all good like you imagine. And in Russia, most people have no qualms about scamming you if the opportunity arises, without conscience. I have many real life examples and personal stories to share about being scammed by people (not government) in Russia. So it's definitely NOT TRUE that "people are all good and only government is bad" as truthers commonly claim. You should be smarter than that Matt. Come on.

Again why you being politically correct just to appeal to people? A true freethinker shouldn't do that. I've met a ton of scumbags and sociopaths, the Notnilc reality seems to like to bring them to me to mess with me. The Notnilc matrix is very perverse for sure, and goes by Murphy's Law to screw with you far more than it goes by any Christian Bible. That's for sure.

Also Matt, you seem to play into the truther fallacy that "almost all people are good and only government is bad". HELL NO! NO WAY! That is not the case at all. Why do most truthers assume that? It's not true at all. Why say something false just to be politically correct? I don't get it. That's not logical. I've never understand why everyone does that, even in the truther community. That is a major fallacy with blinders on. If you go out and experience the world, you will see that most people are definitely not wonderful good people at all. That's a lie on TV, not in real life. No way. I've met thousands of people so I am in a position to know.

I often wonder why I'm the only truther who can truly think and see such fallacies while others have a hive mind. Very ironic when truthers have a hive mind and don't question what other truthers say, but just jump on the rebel bandwagon and ignore obvious fallacies like this. Why am I the only one not doing that? Strange and illogical. lol"

[Winston]

It’s mostly because Americans have the idea of “evil tyrannical government oppressing the masses” baked into their consciousness. Americans for the most part never seem to ask who makes up “the government.” The government is made up of the people so in the majority of cases, the government’s values align pretty closely with the people’s values… It’s just that the people in government are the ones most successful at it. It boggles many Americans minds for example to think that Vladimir Putin is legitimately supported by the Russian people even if he is an autocratic ruler.

Obviously there are cases of unpopular governments though. The US government ironically is one of them. North Korea might be another. China on the other hand I think is legitimately supported by its people.

Governments of course don’t represent everyone in their nation and there’s always gonna be some people who don’t like what it’s doing. Often times governments end up representing one half of the country more then the other half. But the vast majority of the time that a government is truly reviled by its people it will get overthrown. Either that or they will have to kill a lot of their own people. The Bolsheviks were extremely unpopular and had to directly or indirectly kill millions to stay in power. Meanwhile in more recent years the Sri Lankan government pissed it’s people off so bad that it got overthrown because people couldn’t feed their families anymore. North Korea mostly keeps control by using extreme psychological fear.

Most authoritarian bloodshed I’d argue wasn’t the result of an unpopular regime having to keep the majority in line but rather the majority deciding it didn’t want to tolerate minority dissent anymore.

Yeah true. But where do Americans and even Truthers and New Agers get the idea that "most people are good people"? How do they know that? It seems that they are just saying that to sound positive and politically correct, not because it's true. In my experience, 1/3 are decent people, 1/3 are scumbags, and 1/3 are somewhere in between. Definitely not true that 99 percent of people are good people, as even authentic truthers like Matt McKinley claimed below.



As you can see, even though Matt is a great thinker with a lot of insight and honesty, he still caters to political correctness and claims that 99 percent of people are all good, and only government is bad. Why does everyone say that with a hive mind? Am I the only real freethinker? lol. I gotta wonder.

In Russia, most people will take the opportunity to scam you if they can, even if they are supposed to be your friend or on your side. They cannot resist, because scamming is in the Russian blood. I have experienced this many times firsthand, and many expats will tell you that too if they are honest. Lithuanians know it too, and they live right next to Russia, which is why they don't trust Russian immigrants in Lithuania.

So why does everyone claim that "people are all good and only government is bad" if it's not even true? So weird and illogical. WTF?!

[kangarunner]

Yeah true. But where do Americans and even Truthers and New Agers get the idea that "most people are good people"? How do they know that? It seems that they are just saying that to sound positive and politically correct, not because it's true. In my experience, 1/3 are decent people, 1/3 are scumbags, and 1/3 are somewhere in between. Definitely not true that 99 percent of people are good people, as even authentic truthers like Matt McKinley claimed below.

All these big channels tell sweet lies to people......except for Gonzalo Lira who tells it like it is. They make nice, packaged content for people.

No one in America is "good". Buddhist monks at least want to be good. However, everyone in America is after money. And greed is the root of all evil.

Most people in America are "covert" bad. Women are like this more than men. Men are more directly confrontational. But women act badly in indirect ways.

[Outcast9428]

It’s mostly because Americans have the idea of “evil tyrannical government oppressing the masses” baked into their consciousness. Americans for the most part never seem to ask who makes up “the government.” The government is made up of the people so in the majority of cases, the government’s values align pretty closely with the people’s values… It’s just that the people in government are the ones most successful at it. It boggles many Americans minds for example to think that Vladimir Putin is legitimately supported by the Russian people even if he is an autocratic ruler.

Obviously there are cases of unpopular governments though. The US government ironically is one of them. North Korea might be another. China on the other hand I think is legitimately supported by its people.

Governments of course don’t represent everyone in their nation and there’s always gonna be some people who don’t like what it’s doing. Often times governments end up representing one half of the country more then the other half. But the vast majority of the time that a government is truly reviled by its people it will get overthrown. Either that or they will have to kill a lot of their own people. The Bolsheviks were extremely unpopular and had to directly or indirectly kill millions to stay in power. Meanwhile in more recent years the Sri Lankan government pissed it’s people off so bad that it got overthrown because people couldn’t feed their families anymore. North Korea mostly keeps control by using extreme psychological fear.

Most authoritarian bloodshed I’d argue wasn’t the result of an unpopular regime having to keep the majority in line but rather the majority deciding it didn’t want to tolerate minority dissent anymore.

Yeah true. But where do Americans and even Truthers and New Agers get the idea that "most people are good people"? How do they know that? It seems that they are just saying that to sound positive and politically correct, not because it's true. In my experience, 1/3 are decent people, 1/3 are scumbags, and 1/3 are somewhere in between. Definitely not true that 99 percent of people are good people, as even authentic truthers like Matt McKinley claimed below.



As you can see, even though Matt is a great thinker with a lot of insight and honesty, he still caters to political correctness and claims that 99 percent of people are all good, and only government is bad. Why does everyone say that with a hive mind? Am I the only real freethinker? lol. I gotta wonder.

In Russia, most people will take the opportunity to scam you if they can, even if they are supposed to be your friend or on your side. They cannot resist, because scamming is in the Russian blood. I have experienced this many times firsthand, and many expats will tell you that too if they are honest. Lithuanians know it too, and they live right next to Russia, which is why they don't trust Russian immigrants in Lithuania.

So why does everyone claim that "people are all good and only government is bad" if it's not even true? So weird and illogical. WTF?!

I’ve come to similar conclusions. I’d say in any given society that 10-30% of the population is good, 10-30% is bad, and 60% are in the middle. People in the middle tend to be covertly bad and only act as moral as society requires them to be. If good people are in charge then the middle 60% is more moral because they have to impress the good people to get rewards in society. If bad people are in charge then the in-betweeners don’t care anymore and just do whatever they want.

[kangarunner]

Have you ever noticed that people who are plugged into the Matrix look at you and talk to you differently than people who aren't? And then if you say something that questions the Matrix, they all look at you with this f***ing stupid look on their face. I hate this country. At least Mexico will be better.

[Winston]

Btw if anyone remembers, when Ronald Reagan visited the USSR, he also made that cliched statement that "The Russian people are good and wonderful, it's their government that's evil". Again, why does everyone say that? It seems to be an unspoken rule that everyone has to say, as if everyone is part of a hive mind. How come I am not then? Am I the only freethinker in this world? Even amongst truthers? (scratching head)

What Reagan didn't realize is that most Russians will scam you if given the chance. They can't resist it. It's in their blood. Not all, but at least 50 percent would I think. Expats in Russia will admit this too if they are brutally honest and no-nonsense. In Russia, even your wife can scam you, because they are only loyal to blood family.