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Posts from Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown

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Interesting to acknowledge. Socialism is the challenge of socialized behavior to create safety.

Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown

Well then, who'll be president? Socialism is the challenge of socialized behavior to create the social individual.

Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown

To not be a fool, it does seem like your own your own. Socialism is the challenge of socialized behavior to create wisdom.

Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown

To be self critical is effective to acquire understanding. Socialism is the challenge of socialized behavior to create understanding. 

Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown

Socialism is the challenge of socialized behavior to create.

Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown

Fools keep tabulations on others, while the wise keep tabulations on themselves. Socialism is the challenge of socialized behavior to create self awareness.

Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown

Behave honorably to maintain the motivation for growth and understanding. And as always,  Socialism is the challenge of socialized behavior to create motivational understanding.

Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown

Well I say this, all these misguided concoctions that are named here "psychoactive drugs" as well as marijuana, should be banned from the environment, along with alcohol, because the mentally healthy insist on fully realized human potential and civilization. Socialism is the challenge of socialized behavior to create the mind not negatively altered.

Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown

Socialism is the challenge of socialized behavior to create correct prioritization.

Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown

Voting doesn't mean too much, its the person who's continually prepares themselves for the challenge that the environmental conditions offer that performs the leadership responsibilities, and Socialism is the challenge of socialized behavior to create leadership.

Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown

We all have our priorities, do we not?

Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown

Voting for the "winning" candidate is similar to alienating yourself from life, because that candidate has historically tried to take us away from progress.  Socialism is the challenge of socialized behavior to create progress. 

Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown

We need progress. There's no party program or any progressive organization. Progress arrives through the medium of an independent minded individual with ideas of hopes and dreams of and for change.

Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown

Don't have the vaguest notion of what she saying, but we should not permit pornography in our communities. Pornography demonstrates and represents disrespectful, degrading, moral misrepresentation the judge did, however, say something about predation which pornography promotes.  Eliminate pornography for the purpose of moral balance.  

Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown

Don't honestly understand this quote, but we are in need as a community of life promoting ideas.  The election process appears to have a practice of electing the individual where success of the candidate depends most effectively on their "ability" of evading progress, essentially the individual with the least life promoting ideas.  

Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown

Mike, Norwalk, fair is an adult, unbiased, transparent, all pervasive consensus principled agreement,  that rejuvenates the maintenance of individual/community connection and condition. 

Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown

For one thing we don't have a complete democracy.   Our populous arrangement is a juvenile delinquent mob mentality, who are messed up in the mind in the same basic degree.  The mind development we need to reach a democracy level can only be attained with more advanced social behavioral skills practices.

Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown

This is a different connotation of my statement of not voting for elected officials. Normally, the elected would use the word vote in the place of choice. Actually going the choice route of principle is going to take away from the voting booth and to your own message and interestingly he implies this when he says you're  alone.    

Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown

I think we are in need of a third option, considering this quote. The choice we need is equality, order,  justice, and happiness. Let us not forget this possibility, because it is in reality the only one, the challenge is to reach that reality.

Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown

The selection process should not concern itself with elected candidates, but concern should focus on elected terminologies, ideologies, ideas and directions of governing, to find the general and best interest of the citizenry. 

Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown

Mike, Norwalk, not sure what you are asserting, but I presume you are asking what contributions have I made?  Mike, simply put, I believe I have drawn us closer to our adult role.  Lao Tsu states; "fine sounding words are not true, the truth is not fine sounding."  This is the expression of a child and the typical conventional response.  The adult however, through finding their social qualities, appreciate the truth and find that the truth is fine sounding and fine sounding words are true. 

Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown

Mr Acton makes a valid point with the  concentration of the emphasis in the hands of few. The emphasis should be placing responsibility obligations on all members of the community. Not sure how to respond to absolute power however, for absolute authority rests in the heart of whom wields it morally.

Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown

We the people are going to have to prioritize our concerns. Priorities should be directed towards human sensitivities, capacities, and capabilities, this would cause an immediate cessation of the desire for firearms, and weaponry in general.

Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown

In a democracy with time and experience the citizens will understand the importance of proper resource allocation. Democracy is the belief in humanity and it's promising potential.  

Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown

We need law-abiding citizens. We need ideas and creativity, people who are interested in rules and laws so we preform the vital functions to maintain our species. 

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