Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share via Email Print this Page [1-25] of 8259Posts from E Archer, NYCE Archer, NYC Next 25 1 Reply E Archer, NYC 11/22/24 re: Sheldon Richman quote Once again, Fred, that is YOUR opinion and you are entitled to it.But I am of the same mind as Benjamin Franklin:“It is a working man who is a happy man. It is the idle man who is a miserable man.” And: “Idle hands are the devil’s playthings.” 1 Reply E Archer, NYC 11/22/24 re: Ezra Pound quote Fred, As long as you do not try to compel me to obey a false authority, I believe we could be good and loyal friends even though we hold different ideological views. I wish you nothing but happiness and fulfilment — and that should be at no else's expense but your own.And if we can come to an agreement on how to uplift others, I would be happy to do so with you. That IMHO is the American way. 1 Reply E Archer, NYC Carol, Georgia (11/22/24) "Fear is the path to the dark side.Fear leads to anger.Anger leads to hate.Hate leads to suffering." ~ Master Yoda 1 Reply E Archer, NYC Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown (11/22/24) A republican form of government is the best form for coming to an agreement. After all, the USA was formed by 100% agreement of the colonies to a declaration of independence. Without agreement, there is no authority. A government that assumes power without consent is a despotism whether it calls itself 'democratic' or not. Our natural born rights are not up for vote — it is out of our natural right of self-defense and self-reliance that we AGREED on our compact. That compact becomes null and void if the parties to it break their word. Because we will not all agree, we must be left free and respectful of each other's rights. If a group of us want to form a community that follows agreed upon rules, they may do so voluntarily and as long as as they respect the rights of those that do not wish to join, even if in a minority. Fred, your version of socialism is based on many virtuous ideals, some of which I share with you, but I prefer to live my life in my own way. We can play games from time to time, but ultimately we put our tokens back in the box and return to our respective homes. Don't confuse 'socialism' with 'socializing.' The former is by compulsion and the latter by consent. 2 Reply E Archer, NYC Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown (11/20/24) Just pointing out "it's unfair" is not a solution (if there really should be a solution). I mean, HOW are you going to make fair what is unfair? How do you make the call as to what is fair or not? What is too little? What is too much? Who is to take on the God-like role of authority? This is not a new idea, and everywhere it has been implemented, the civilization burned to the ground.But I'll bite, "HOW?" 1 Reply E Archer, NYC E Archer, NYC (11/20/24) How prescient! 15 years ago and nothing has changed — except they followed through with some of their most devious of plans since then.Are we waking up, please? 'Conspiracy Facts' 'Trump' 'the Narrative.' 1 Reply E Archer, NYC Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown (11/20/24) Freedom, at its core, is the beautiful ability to just be — to exist without feeling the need to fix everything, change everyone’s mind, or chase after every fleeting goal. It’s the freedom to take a deep breath, sip your coffee, and think, 'Wow, I’m just here, and that’s enough.' The pursuit of happiness? Sure, go for it — just don’t trample anyone else’s rights while you’re at it. That’s the tricky part of liberty: balancing your dreams while respecting other people’s lives, property, and (sometimes baffling) choices without making them live by beliefs they never signed up for. And freedom is an opportunity, not a chore. It invites us to give joyfully, to help willingly, to serve cheerfully — all with a full and honest heart. That’s true empowerment. But let’s be clear, the moment helping others becomes a mandatory to-do list item handed down from on high, it’s not empowerment — it’s oppression. Nobody thrives under a yoke, no matter how shiny it looks. Now, freedom does come with some fine print: agreements. When people come together, they tend to make deals, whether it’s about sharing chores, trading skills, or deciding who’s picking up the pizza. These agreements might temporarily limit our liberty, but they also hinge on our honor — keeping your word because trust matters. Here’s the heart of it: liberty and truth go hand in hand. Without truth, those agreements crumble, and what’s left? Chaos. Love and trust can’t survive in a world of half-truths and empty promises. Without them, we’d end up in a bleak spiral of delusion, bitterness, and, well, the kind of chaos no one has time for. Real giving, the kind that changes lives and uplifts spirits, has to come from choice — not compulsion. When it’s done willingly, it builds connection and keeps us human. Benevolence is vital for society, but it can never be forced through legislation. That’s like telling someone to be spontaneous. It’s missing the whole point. Freedom thrives when we can look at one another and say, “I choose to care, not because I have to, but because I want to.” And in that choice, we find not just liberty but joy, truth, and a whole lot of love. And maybe even pizza — because agreements need snacks too. 1 Reply E Archer, NYC Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown (11/19/24) Hmm, no, that's the wrong context. Man is inherently free and unavoidably responsible for defending his freedom and dare I say the freedom of his neighbors. 1 Reply E Archer, NYC Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown (11/19/24) Amen to that! Reply E Archer, NYC Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown (11/19/24) "As you sow so shall you reap." 1 Reply E Archer, NYC Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown (10/23/24) I heartily disagree. Sounds more like Christian aspirations than those of socialists. Again, socialism is the great appropriator, now claiming the morality of the faithful while ignoring the source of life and intelligence. Socialists seek to play god, but inevitably they become useful servants of the devil, leaving death and despair in their wake. 1 Reply E Archer, NYC Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown (10/23/24) Fred, your repetitive platitude is vague and lacking any substance, and thus not one that will be spoken by anyone but yourself. If that's the only thing unique about you, the rest of what you say fits in perfectly with authoritarian, socialist, communist ideology — which is nothing new. Your 'slogan' is grammatically incorrect and in fact has no meaning. I see that you have merely changed a couple words from your previous signature, perhaps in hopes of this version being recorded in the annals of history. It will be forgotten as soon as you stop repeating it because it is not truth. Truth stands unassisted, not requiring constant affirmation to assert its presence. The core of truth lies in the understanding that while man is born free, not bound by the need for governance, he is inherently subject to the laws of nature embedded within reality—laws that must be discovered rather than created. The principle of cause and effect, encapsulated in the proverb "As you sow, so shall you reap," serves as the first law of nature, and thus follows the Golden Rule: treat others as you would wish to be treated.The imposition of one man's will over another, contrary to their wishes, directly contradicts these natural laws, a contradiction that becomes evident when the Golden Rule is ignored. Socialism is an imposition under the guise of benevolence—driven by unchecked greed and hubris. Its unsustainable foundations predict an inevitable collapse. 1 Reply E Archer, NYC Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown (10/23/24) What are you talking about, Fred? This quote is right out of the socialist's handbook? You can't have socialism without lawyers and courts and offenders... that's why we need socialism, right? You can't regulate all that you want to regulate without a 'justice system', right? You're speaking out of both sides of your mouth (to put it politely). 1 Reply E Archer, NYC Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown (10/23/24) It is plain to all who has the mental disorder, Fred. Without firearms, the government could not defend their corruption and theft. It is not that people are mentally ill for preparing to defend themselves, but that it is entirely reasonable that among us are people who would use force to take what is not theirs and enslave those weak in body and in mind — like Fred. How can a people be enslaved? When they have been dis-empowered in every way possible, when they have been 'programmed' to believe they are the subjects and subservient to arbitrary authority and 'experts.'We know who the mentally ill are, and it is not us. 10 million gun owners did not commit a crime today, nor will they tomorrow, but they stand as a bulwark against the arbitrary rule Fred spews out every day. Talk about deranged... you are their poster-boy. 1 Reply E Archer, NYC Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown (10/23/24) Why would 'someone' benefit from saying our coastal cities are in trouble of being submerged into the sea, if there's is no possibility? Let me count the ways! POWER! Does anyone have the power to dictate to the world what they must do to prevent this theoretical danger? Not yet, but they are working on it. What is the proposed 'solution'? Declare CO2 a pollutant and regulate it world wide, tax the people for any amount of CO2 that they may produce in the course of their lives — short of taxing their breath, I suppose, but who knows?! Granting powers and centralizing them into fewer and fewer hands, choking the necks of nations, cutting off their air, closing down their power stations, regulating their farms and production. POWER!You communists always end up killing millions in pursuit of such utopian ideals, empty promises that only fatten the Politburo. You are an utter fool, Fred, and willingly so.BTW the tide lines of Plymouth Rock are the same as they were in 1620. Reply E Archer, NYC Patrick Henry, Red Hill (10/23/24) Hubris, indeed! 1 Reply E Archer, NYC Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown (10/23/24) Often socialists are confronted with their delusions when they hear themselves denouncing the very founders and patriots of American freedom, but like Fred, they confuse their corruption with the real thing.It is the authoritarians (i.e., socialists) that demonstrate total lack of faith in human determination which is why they will forever be at war with the people. The day will come when the light is shone into the dark corners to expose the web of lies woven by their governments. The gloves will come off, and no amount of 'let's just be positive about your oppression' will suffice.The delusion will not stand, and we don't have to be 'positive', NO we re entirely NEGATIVE when it comes to accepting the lies. ENOUGH! Our handlers will soon have a very rude awakening. 1 Reply E Archer, NYC Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown (10/23/24) The "final arbiter" is exactly what we are worried about. And socialism's arbitration is indeed 'arbitrary.' Those that obey get to live under the thumb of the oligarchy, the rest will have to 'survive' in exile, if at all. We have seen socialism at work: Nazi Germany, Soviet Union, Communist China, Cuba, Venezuela — death, poverty, and oppression are their fruits. It is nothing but a con. However, Liberty for the people with a republican government has proven them all wrong. The only task is "to keep it." 1 Reply E Archer, NYC 10/23/24 re: Thomas Jefferson quote Does anything more need be said? This is precisely the condition we find ourselves in. And what is the banker's solution? WAR & DEPOPULATION! Yes, there are just too many people to take care of, they say. NONSENSE! These dens of vipers should be routed out and cast into the sea. The 'new world order' is nothing but the same 'old' world order, and our chains are the same chains.Precedent after precedent, generation after generation, We the People have forgotten who we are, our history revised and re-written, the truth buried and censored, power assumed, property stolen, patriots imprisoned, and millions wiped out in an organized culling by order of our 'democratically' elected representatives. Shall we stand idly by while they tighten further the noose? Remember who you are! You are not a slave but a free master of yourself. 1 Reply E Archer, NYC E Archer, NYC (10/22/24) Four years later, we now watch closely whether the fake ballots and rigged voting machines will win again. If so, I fear we have lost the republic, and civil war will follow. Let us pray the Good Lord will deliver us from evil. 2 Reply E Archer, NYC Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown (10/6/24) Wow, what genius! I suppose you have never read science-fiction in your life, or Utopia, or have seen Star Trek or Logan's Run, or today's WEF's plans for 15-minute cities or the Saudi's plans for 'The Line.'Totalitarianism, authoritarianism, socialism, communism, whatever you want to call it is NOT a new idea. The elimination of private property is not an original idea. Corralling people into public housing is not an original idea. A 'visionary,' expert, council or leader that decides how the rest of the people shall live is not an original idea. These are all very OLD ideas of people who believe themselves superior to others. This is the height of narcissism — thank God you do not have the power to implement any of these oppressions, but you certainly are in good company of many who share them. You are not 'The' socialist, Fred. You are A COMMUNIST, one of many. You are a wanna-be Genghis Khan — a very REAL innovator in ruling the world. You are a copy cat... 2 Reply E Archer, NYC Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown (10/1/24) Fred, your rhetoric is not original in the slightest. It is straight-up authoritarian, utopian, BS that can be found in any leftist classroom. Please, quote me one single original idea out of the hundreds of posts you have made. 1 Reply E Archer, NYC Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown (9/30/24) Good Lord, what a bunch of rubbish. Fred THE Socialist is in fact A communist. Thanks for removing the veil for all to see. Socialism is just the means to an end: communist enslavement of all. Socialists rarely admit it since communism's history is well known and rejected by all who are able to remove its yoke. Communism is straight up EVIL, and its proponents are demons who mock Truth, corrupt language to mean its polar opposite, divide, confuse and ultimately conquer to rule all "for their own good."Fred you are merely a useful idiot parroting the dogma of slavery. Why do you hate Liberty so much? This site is dedicated to Liberty, do you come here to mock it? Your dedication is puzzling. Reply E Archer, NYC Abby (9/23/24) Cheeky! Reply E Archer, NYC Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown (9/4/24) Laughable! Are you deranged? Communism is built upon lies, it cannot survive without lies, its very foundations are fraudulent, its tenets are made of clay. Fake money, fake news, fake voting — all pillars of the communist state. What a tool for world slavery you are, Fred. God help anyone who has been corrupted by the ideals of Marxism, it is suicide. Next 25 SaveOk2 Share on Facebook Tweet Email Print