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living outside the dialectic
Opting out of the dialectic
Breaking out of the chains imposed by dialectical thinkers is only painful in the beginning. It is extremely difficult to accept almost every question posed to American voters is a dialectical question. It's a terrible thing to realize the phony dialectic is the foundation for every political party in the USA. It's the foundation for all the "new" sciences, it's the basis for every newly revised local land use ordinance, it's the formula for the "new" international religion, and it's the legal standard for international law. Clearly the dialectic is the best tool the other side has.
Options are choices
The Communitarian Platform sets the guidelines for the emerging global synthesis. But if we look closer at their agenda, it's only their contrived dialectical arguments and debates that lead to their globalist solutions. This means it's only our participation (or complicit acceptance) that limits our own playing fields to "only two choices." Once we get out of the limitations imposed by dialectical thinkers, our entire perception of the world changes. Suddenly anything is possible because nobody knows the whole truth about anything. This can be both scary and exhilarating, but it's never boring. Eventually, after there's nothing left but our personal beliefs and an individual connection to our core's Higher Power, all of our senses come back into play, including our sense of humor.
One thing is abundantly clear to me, and that is ALL their ideas and options lead to death and total destruction of the human race. Alternative ideas for living are an essential ingrediant to living free from their dialectical plan.
Options require choices
Finding and thinking about available choices requires the time to study. This is the most difficult phase of moving our lives in original directions. To step outside the box (use the "Matrix" if you need a good visual), you have to begin by seeking the truth about the things that should be easy to verify. You will quickly find that they cannot always be rationally explained and that most of what you do find can be classified as propaganda. The way to identify propaganda is if the same non-explanation is repeated the same way on many different sources. When history has been rewritten by dialectical scholars they usually stick to the same story (see Chaitkin and Tarpley's Unauthorized Biography of George Bush). The authors of the Matrix Trilogies came right out and explained they based their entire story on the Hegelian dialectic (matrix101).
Like any good dialectical argument, the Matrix story's "lie" is in their concept that we need someone else (from Zion) to free us from our bondage, like a prophet, a hero or a savior to lead the way. The truth is, only we can free ourselves, only we can open the doors that lead ourselves and our people back to individual, state, and national freedom. We have to make the choice to really SEE what's happening in our own neighborhoods first, and then we can at least make the choice to bury our heads back into the sand or to actively join the ranks.
Achieving liberty and justice for all requires our continued vigillance, committment, and willingness to examine each individual choice we are offered or "forced" to make. We must be able and aware enough to determine if our choices play any role in the grand dialectical plan to advance humanity into global communitarianism. (And yes, I have often wondered if my anticommunitarian stand made me somehow part of the dialectic.)