Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share via Email Print this Page [2926-2950] of 3292Posts from Fredrick William Sillik, AnytownFredrick William Sillik, Anytown Previous 25 Next 25 Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 6/19/22 re: Maine Constitution quote Mr Archer: For the children to be guided to the responsible position by the adult is a unwavering performance of fortitude, courage, devotion, and love. 1Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 6/19/22 re: Maine Constitution quote Mr Archer: the biggest change has to be the child into adult. The conventional individual is without a doubt a child ("we are the world, we are the children"). CHILD INTO ADULT is the change we need. The Socialist says no more playing, the time for constructive labor has arrived. 2Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 6/19/22 re: Joyce Lee Malcolm quote Mr Archer: The conflict of our existence is the spoiled brat anti-social(psychotic) child in opposition to the social responsible (Socialist) adult. I try very strenuously to be in full support of former being developed into the latter, 2Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 6/19/22 re: Joyce Lee Malcolm quote Mr Archer: I would say I'm that I'm not anti-christian any more then I am anti-VCR. Christianity had it's developmental proceedings, but now we must grow up and move past it's uselessness. It is now just mostly criminal and has always probably harbored those elements. 1Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 6/18/22 re: Maine Constitution quote Mr Archer: A man of reason concludes that if it related to life it simply grows. The rights of today will have no bearing on tomorrow because men naturally grow. In the future men will look back at the record and be appalled that individuals actually considered shooting others, hence the second amendment. The most productive course is to open up avenues of change and growth. The firearms supporter is not being challenged on the right to bear arms and therefore it not a productive course because it not being questioned as is the characteristic of infectious social diseases. The constitution is related to life therefore it will grow and overturn the second amendment. The most productive course is to believe "the wisdom of the people" will always steer the course of this nation the correct direction and abandon the second amendment as contrary to the beliefs and motives of success of this great nation.The individual states will also follow in accordance Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 6/18/22 re: Joyce Lee Malcolm quote Mr Archer: We are governored by what is correct. You don't really have a view, and I don't have a view. There is one correct procedure for all actions and the art of reason will lead us to that procedure. We as reasonable men must weigh components of every variable and arrive at the resolving formulas. Social abilities refer to the connection of our species. We understand existence correctly if we realize when we look into ourselves we are observing everyone, and when look at others we are observing ourselves. So we feel a connection with the most heinous acting of our follows as the most wholesome. We try desperately to understand those who go on murderous rampages and try to understand that could be any one of us and not put ourselves in a high righteous judgemental position to avoid more of this practice. At the same we want to follow those who have been credited with great acts of heroism and find we are capable of the same distinction. Social abilities grow and grow as we learn and learn and our follows are a great reservoir for learning. Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 6/17/22 re: Maine Constitution quote Mr Archer: This idea of constitution is a problem if it inhibits inquiry. As a human being we need relevant and free flowing information as urgently as free flowing blood in our arteries, and if a constitutional clause blocks arterial information paths we must be prepared to ignore it's stipulations. I'm sorry I'm complicating a little here. The point is that I feel the obligation I have is to bring forth the belief to the idea to people of Maine is that there is no need for firearms therefore no need to question the right, and therefore nullification of the constitutional exercise. We must change hearts and minds to produce the most productive course, therefore I believe the constitutional device is plagued with primitiveness and must be constructively updated. 1Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 6/16/22 re: Joyce Lee Malcolm quote Sorry Mr Archer your psychotic arrangement produces nothing but misleading film versions of life, touchdowns, slam dunks, home runs, crooked politicians in essence a straight course to the grave, and I'm the only one that has an alternative. No narcissism, no psychosis, just the honest truth. 1Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 6/16/22 re: Joyce Lee Malcolm quote E. Archer, NYC Its not surprising that you of the psychotic conventional mindset would not understand what a social ability would entail. Diplomacy, sincere negotiations, purposeful goals and intent, cooperative life processing, productiveness are completely unknown to the conventional individual. I will not argue the point that I am the only individual versed in what I express, that is explained in fact that I alone possess the maturity for any substantial meaningful human expression, sad to say. Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 6/16/22 re: Maine Constitution quote Doesn't the amendable characteristic of a constitution imply that there will always be a developmental process to any right, and therefore with consideration of the changes inherent of any right or privilege, it will eventually meet it's questioned opposition? 1Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 6/15/22 re: Joyce Lee Malcolm quote Mike, Norwalk: Finally Mike Norwalk we humans are looking for a not guilty verdict from the judgement of existence and destiny and we intend to win in nature's Court. How do we plead? We plead innocent, innocent by reason of sanity. 1Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 6/15/22 re: Joyce Lee Malcolm quote Mike Norwalk: Additionally, I'm not pretending, it's a big challenge dealing with this backwards attitude and yes I do lose my temper. But so far I believe I'm progressing steadily and on course for the preservation of the human testimony. 1Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 6/15/22 re: Joyce Lee Malcolm quote Correction Mike, Norwalk: change, meaning in the context that you present, I do try to change attitudes. Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 6/15/22 re: Joyce Lee Malcolm quote Mike Norwalk: I don't change anything. I lay the foundation for the meaning of life and the path to sustain that life. To be a social creature is the way. To be real in our intent and our motives is to release us for the conventional psuedo-social existence. Socialism is the vision of social abilities to create. Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 6/13/22 re: Lucanus quote They are brilliant that understand that the correct words placed in the correct order and the correct context will free us all. The brilliant will someday find those words. Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 6/12/22 re: George Herbert quote No swords or firearms prepares the path to reasonable terms, and when reason is reached the path passes into understanding and growth. Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 6/12/22 re: Joyce Lee Malcolm quote Mike, Norwalk: You agree that I do indeed call myself a Socialist. Can you tell me if you in your existence experiences have personally met a similar individual calling themselves this title? Now I'm not talking about the usual suspects that you typical name, Mao, Lenin, Marx but a person who can post on Libertytree.cu they are a Socialist as I do? Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 6/10/22 re: Joyce Lee Malcolm quote Correction: new inspired respect for life Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 6/9/22 re: Joyce Lee Malcolm quote Mike, Norwalk: I am strong objector of the automobile. That horrific contraption has basically put a break on civilization. The same power force and lack of respect for life that the neglectful firearm owner demonstrates is exhibited by every automobile owner. The answer is a national public electric train system and mew inspired respect for life. Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 6/9/22 re: James Madison quote Mike, Norwalk: Simple observation presents the firearm owner unable to decide right from wrong, but the final arbitrator in a conflict in the mind of firearm owner, comes from the power of the situation, the power of the firearm. The intelligent, however, wish to decide terms and fair conditions. Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 6/9/22 re: John Adams quote You'll never meet a firearm enthusiast who does not actively, aggressively prowl around looking for human targets for their firearm enthusiasm, with no more maturity or justification then why waste all that expense of buying these firearms, and practicing at the firing range. The firearm owner is deranged, simply cut and dry as that. Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 6/8/22 re: William Rawle quote Only the deranged insist on armaments, the sincere demand the wise course of peace and accountability. Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 6/8/22 re: James Madison quote The more armaments, the less the intelligent. Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 6/8/22 re: Joyce Lee Malcolm quote Only no good murdering savages want to possess weapons, it is as cut and dry as that. There's no controversy, no vague notion here. It's as simple as that. Reply Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown 6/8/22 re: Charlton Heston quote Name one individual that has ever shot anyone worse than themselves. Previous 25 Next 25 SaveOk2 Share on Facebook Tweet Email Print