Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share via Email Print this Page [1-25] of 2342Posts from Fredrick William Sillik, AnytownFredrick William Sillik, Anytown Next 25 Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown (12/23/24) Correction #2: Experience has given this post presenter the impression that folks have burned all their rational bridges behind them, so flea anywhere to escape retribution. The typical degenerate behavioral expression by this presenter's fellows lend credibility to that line of thought. Paraphrasically "words and ideas have meaning," however. Mr Samuel Adams was delusional to believe he was fermenting Revolution. Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown (12/23/24) Correction: Experience has given this post presenter the impression that folks have burned all their rational bridges behind them, so flea anywhere to escape retribution. The typical degenerate behavioral expression by my fellows sure this line of thought credible, paraphrasically "words and ideas have meaning," however. Mr Samuel Adams was delusional to believe he was fermenting Revolution. Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 12/23/24 re: Samuel Adams quote Experience has given me the impression that folks have burned all their rational bridges behind them so they flea anywhere to escape retribution. The typical human behavioral expression by my fellows sure make this line of thought credible, paraphrasically "words and ideas have meaning," however. Mr Samuel Adams was delusional to believe he was fermenting Revolution. Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 12/23/24 re: Zechariah Chafee, Jr. quote No. What happens is that men love their country despite having none of these positive attributes described by Mr Chaffee. When the community is convinced that you love it unconditionally, then these positive attributes will emerge. 1Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 12/23/24 re: Thomas B. Reed quote One strategy a mental health provider learns is don't invest too much credibility in the mentally ill's declarations. Can an enactment be instituted in the law books to put our citizens on the correct course? You better believe it. Absolutely. Maximum wage now. Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 12/20/24 re: Henry Giles quote Kinda nonsense quote for considering the growing nature of liberty and what we are permitted to perform, neither liberty or rights cannot be recognized in their entirety but by the appropriate occasion for being free to make our advancement. If it's life or supports life, it grows. Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown E Archer, NYC (12/20/24) Name one depressed and cowardly Socialist you've met. Names Mr Archer, names. You're sounding a lot like Senator Joe McCarthy with his list of Communists which came to absolutely nothing. And I personally don't recall our meeting introductions. You sneaky guy. I would be so honored to make yours and mine conscious acquaintance. 1Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown (12/20/24) Correction: As we understand that freedom is a growing process and accept the attitude of consciously challenging the developing nature of the confinement vs freedom conflict, this can leave us at the point of the danger of becoming an inanimate object greatly reduced. 1Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown E Archer, NYC (12/20/24) Hello Mr Archer, hope you are doing well. By the laws of humanity I am simply trying to express that the laws of humanity entail any appropriate distinguishing behavior that promotes the health and longevity of the human species designation. And yes, I feel the laws of humanity and the laws of nature would definitely possess a pure synomous tone and quality. What I also feel, we as a result of nature, however, are as a species group failing to reciprocate or return our obligatory developed responses to nature in a natural responsible relationship. Oh, and Mr Archer, I'm not a fisherman, just a socially based gentleman looking for an agreement. Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 12/20/24 re: Patricia Sampson quote For me, this quote needs some more clarity to fully realize it's true content and character. The last clause's implication of one taking their own independent position is praiseworthy. 1Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 12/20/24 re: L. Neil Smith quote This quote is a confirmed expression of severe mental disorder. The strong individual is naturally peaceful and orderly, hampered by the sniveling cowards with their weapons and conniving manner. The gentleman say eliminate your weapons, pave the way for trust, openness, justice , and humanness, for being right is might. Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 12/19/24 re: Jose Marti y Perez quote Nevertheless, in the developing process of freedom we must study the different states of confinement before we are granted a more advanced stage of freedom and its advanced components. We are not in a single climatic defining dimension of freedom, no not at all, but we are actually becoming ever more and more free beings if so inclined to seek freedom in its authenticity and its vast range. 1Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 12/19/24 re: Immanuel Kant quote As we understand that freedom is a growing process and undertake the attitude of consciously challenging the developing nature of freedom, this can leave us at the point of the danger of becoming an inanimate object greatly reduced. 1Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 12/19/24 re: Malcolm X quote Success in freedom, equality, justice, or anything will be more accessible or even simply more recognizable with the attitude of earning these qualities. Earn them my friends, earn them. Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 12/19/24 re: Albert Einstein quote There is a definite positive correlation between nonviolence and intelligence. These two components are unequivocally related, inseparable. 1Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 12/13/24 re: Lisa Schiffen quote It would be of a great fortune for all, if our world citizenry, would place a much higher priority on the pure dimension of life itself. Obeying the laws of humanity would certainly cause a more ordered human formulation. Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 12/13/24 re: Buddha quote Truly a kind, thoughtful gentleman this Buddha fellow. 3Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown Mike,, Norwalk (12/11/24) Well Mike,, Norwalk, Mr Archer, you fellas would be giving me just a warm fuzzy all over if it wasn't for my nostrils, picking up a foul scent, redirected me on the correct course pertaining to your biased bologna sausage make believe comments all the way from Norwalk and New York City, respectively. You're both full of it.. 1Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 12/10/24 re: Everett Dean Martin quote An examination of this individual's effort pertaining to this quote. The finding is it's unlikely that this individual understood little of the concepts of morality or freedom or their interrelating characteristics. Conclusion leaves us with the notion this individual had little morals and not much responsible messages of true freedom. We need a more substantive education enforcement incorporated into our communities. 2Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 12/10/24 re: Edmund Burke quote A brief examination of this quote leave one's diagnosis to the conclusion that this creature had little understanding of corruption or freedom or of these two conceptualization's interrelationships. Sadly, most likely, Mr Burke was a corrupt individual enjoying very little natural freedoms. 2Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 12/10/24 re: James Madison quote Religion and God are promulgated and supported entirely by nothing other than cold hearted violent cruelness. The minority speaks for the improvement of humankind, and says eliminate the childish fantasy fraud of the idea of God and the devil. Peace on earth, goodwill towards all. In humanity we must trust for that is all we have. Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 12/9/24 re: John Stuart Mill quote Freedom is understanding what it is in reality. Its somewhat complex in its broadness and scope. You may have to give up a a particular freedom to access another. For instance, in the financial realm you may have to give up some regular practices to save up money to enter another new unknown experience. Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 12/9/24 re: Eric Hoffer quote Not even close, responsibility has much more higher priority over freedom. With responsible behavior we are supplied with the essential basic understandings that allow us to understand our position in the existing environment. Without responsible behavior to guide our ambitions or aspirations we'll never even understand what authentic freedom actually entails. Humans are responsible most essentially. 1Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown (12/7/24) Mr Archer, I did sow, and so shall I reap, indeed, you better believe it. Under my direction this laughing stock of nation, before that direction, has become the world leader in creativity and productivity. It is no longer the playground joke of the world, your direction Mr Archer, but a respected hub of moral direction and guidance as I have directed and dreamed. Welcome to civilization. 1Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown E Archer, NYC (12/7/24) Mr Archer, It is your mental illness that does not recognize my character as the only true American patriot in thought, words, and practice. I am the only authentic practicing American who in fact practices commitment, devotion, loyalty, integration, equality, nonviolence, and justice in regard to the American cause. Without my sole personal efforts there would never be a true American realization, but the American dream will be realized. President Kennedy, Martin Luther King, deserved a decent and fair trial, not your gangland murder "justice." Next 25 SaveOk2 Share on Facebook Tweet Email Print