Parththakkar12

Hinduism. My mom believes in praying to certain Hindu deities. She does so religiously everyday. Meditation is done like a traditional ritual in my family. This was started by my mom. By praying I mean chanting mantras, reading scriptures, etc.

@Akemrelax I've been there, a Stage Blue dogmatic fundamentalist religious person when I was a teen. When I got out of my house and into college at 17-18, I got exposed to Orange for the first time after which I grew. I have a strong Blue foundation of hard work, discipline, religion, morality, desire for social cohesion, good manners, etc. I was dogmatically forced to meditate when I was a kid. I didn't like it very much back then but it's really helping me now! Because my foundation is so strong, I grew very fast through the other stages. The stronger your belief is in religion, the more you'll feel betrayed when you learn that it isn't the Absolute Truth, the more aggressively you'll question it and move towards atheism. This kid seems to have a desire for the Truth and he looks like he's on the path. Only he's been indoctrinated with Blue. When he learns that it isn't the Truth, he'll most likely start asking the good questions that lead him to the Truth.

https://www.standard.co.uk/news/uk/the-school-that-tried-to-end-racism-henry-white-privilege-race-a4481176.html Is this a bit much yet? How far do we want to push this?

@Consciousone35 You understand the problem, but not enough to actually go about solving it. I'd suggest a deeper understanding of the problem first. Also, protesting/memes fundamentally don't solve the problem, it puts pressure on someone else to do it. If you call this your life purpose, you're gonna have to do better than that.

Why is this a problem for you? If you've got an idea, go ahead and implement it! Tier 2 involves understanding that 'sexual assault' is not an isolated issue, it's connected with other issues. For example, a guy who grew up in a ghetto, wasn't well educated grows up to sexually assault someone. It involves getting to the root of the issue and working on eliminating that in your own way. For example, it could involve pushing for better education in underdeveloped areas. It could also involve creating better, cheaper mental healthcare for parents.

Here's what I'd suggest - figure out what makes an offender. Maybe it's poverty, maybe it's divorces, maybe it's addicted parents (so addiction), maybe it's lack of sex education, maybe it's taboos around sex. You want to be looking at those factors and helping out potential offenders so that they don't offend. I'd suggest a preventative solution instead of a curative one. I personally don't have a lot of ideas to help survivors, other than for them to use available facilities, heal themselves and move on with their lives. I don't see a reason to encourage them to dwell too much on the past other than for healing purposes. As far as justice goes, that may or may not be beneficial to the healing of the specific survivor. I'd suggest going ahead with the fight for justice only if it's healthy and empowering for the survivor. This would be an individual decision.

It is brave and honorable, no doubt about that. The problem though, is that the chances of your meme taking off aren't very high. Even if it does like #MeToo did, it'll not be received very well. I'll tell you why. Courage and honor aren't really enough to excite people, to move them forward. It's very respectable and most people are decent enough to understand that. But, it isn't necessarily inspiring. Society gets inspired by high-achieving leaders who are able to give people a sense of direction, who do great things, who have a life purpose. Putting a bad guy behind bars isn't really a life purpose, it's not really positively motivated. It comes across more like an abuse victim fighting for her survival, which is kinda ordinary. Ordinary doesn't take off, you must stand out somehow. The best case scenario in which you get a little bit of reaction, is if other abuse victims get inspired to share their stories like #MeToo. It can be helpful for people who've been through similar struggles to come together and support each other. But, the rest of society will feel sorry for them at best. The chances of someone else getting inspired to do something are pretty low, like what happened with #MeToo. The emotions you're triggering are: Fear, Guilt, Shame, Embarrassment, Pity, Powerlessness, Hope (at best). Not inspiring emotions. Memes also take off because of entertainment value, but that's simply not what we're doing here. (I hope not. The last thing we want is someone laughing at an abuse story.)

There is a deep reason society doesn't like victims reporting and why it's a fight. Collectively, we'd rather turn a blind eye to sexual assault rather than face the reality. If we face the reality, we'll have to take responsibility for it and admit to enabling it. I'd highly recommend you watch Leo's video on The Devil, or 'The Mechanics of Evil'. If you understand that video, you'll understand me when I say this: A fight for justice doesn't really contribute much to society. I mean yeah, it puts a bad actor in jail, but we're still resisting the problem of evil. Justice is fundamentally about survival of the collective. It is fundamentally about upholding the integrity of the rules of the community, which is a collective survival function. This is why it can get very difficult for you to create a society where victims are encouraged to report and fight for it, because survival isn't inherently exciting, or inspiring, or meaningful. I'm not commenting on the fairness/unfairness of this, the point is to look at it from society's perspective. If you really want a solution to the issue of sexual assault, I have a much better solution. Start by looking at your life and seeing how you enable the issue of sexual assault. Leo talks about this in his video on Evil, that it is a part of You. I'd highly recommend waking up to this reality first, before you really take action.

You're not gonna like my answer to this one. Reporting is fully the responsibility of the survivor. If the survivor doesn't report, nobody can save them. Don't mistake the following for victim-blaming. I'm looking at the objective facts here. If you are a survivor, you have gotten yourself in a position in life where you're getting abused. Technically you are responsible for where you stand. It's an unbelievably bitter pill to swallow, but it is the unfortunate reality. Now, this is your fight. You're gonna have to be willing to use all your strength to fight your abuser, no matter the consequences. You are dealing with someone who is willing to cause you more harm than you are to them. This will have to change. The system is a tool you can use to fight them. It is also a tool they can use to fight you. We know how court cases go, shit gets ugly. This is the real reason for under-reporting - that the fight for justice can get ugly and brutal. A survivor will have to be willing to fight hard, reporting is only step 1. Edit: I'll mention why nobody can save a survivor who doesn't report. Because if there's no victim on paper, there's no crime, so no action.

You do sound like you have a chip on your shoulder on this issue. I'd put you on Stage Green relative to this issue. I'd suggest you do activism relative to this issue. You'd be able to maybe resurrect #MeToo or start something else like that on social media. When I say activism I mean going on the streets and protesting, doing ground-level activism. You can join some sort of NGO that does this. They'll have their policy proposals they'll push for. You can choose which one you're passionate about and be the loud voice that gets it done.

What if the system is fundamentally incapable of handling the change protesters want? If that's true, the system will simply be unable to stop the violence because it won't be able to strike a deal with the protesters. The protesters/rioters will end up tearing the system to the ground. In that case, we could see radical progress come on the back of major conflict/war.

You could also emulate Orange materialism and goal-orientedness though, it would take more machine-learning and computational power that way.

You're looking to evolve the people in these rings, who are at Stage Red to Blue. If you really want to help them, I'd suggest studying the psychology of psychopaths, sociopaths and narcissists. Psychopaths and sociopaths get stuck at Red because they don't have the capacity to prioritize acting according to a moral ideology, the way most normal people can. Normal people who are at Blue and above can suppress their emotions and act according to an ideology, which helps us have basic integrity of action, i.e. our actions can match our words. This isn't the case for them. The mind needs to be able to rationalize why it did what it did. So, once they go through an ego reaction, their mind will come up with a moral justification for why they did that. You may feel like you have their morality. But, the next time, they will do something opposite of their previously held morality and their mind will come up with a totally different morality to justify what they did! Because this whole process is subconscious, they will not see themselves doing this. In fact, they themselves will fully believe that they did it because of the morality they stated. This isn't true morality, it's ego-reactivity covered by fake morality. This is Red that's unable to evolve to Blue. Integrity will not be important to them. If you show them a lack of integrity, they will not feel shame for having broken their integrity, in fact they will have a reaction of 'Haha! Gotcha, didn't I?' A lot of times they're physically unable to suppress their emotions. You need that ability in order to decide to act according to your moral ideology. There is only one way with them. Give them emotional mastery practices. If their emotional reactivity has gotten them in a lot of trouble in the past, they will grab it with both hands. This could involve psychedelics. When they see their connection to other people, they won't need a morality to act like a good person.

Exactly! But the left has no clue what they're doing atm. Trump will take advantage of this. Also, it's all good and fine to talk about economic problems. It's also good and fine to come up with some interesting ideas individually in your room. It's a much much different story to go out and implement them. The progressives need ideas that are seriously implementable and that are sellable to the masses. When someone on the left does that, that will blow away all the Trumpism. Here's the thing: It's very easy for Trump to sit back and slander the left for having bad, un-implementable economic policy ideas. It's much harder for the left to come up with something that's implementable, amidst the shit getting thrown their way. The left have always had a harder challenge when it comes to getting power for this reason.

Currently, our modern society is not at all conducive to human health. There are very deep reasons for this. Throughout history, there has never been a point in time where human beings consciously chose the kind of society they want to live in. Society has unconsciously evolved because of the cruel, ruthless, vicious actions of those in power. We aren't taught these things because our society cares about collective survival first and foremost. It will indoctrinate kids such that they fit into the existing framework. The whole point is to preserve the status-quo and maintain homeostasis. We could have a society that gives its citizens a high-quality life. This isn't possible in a society that has been created by someone else for you - You will have to create your own society for this. This has never happened in history before. For the first time ever, conscious people must band together and consciously create a society that is genuinely conducive to human growth and high-quality living that prioritizes expansion. This is where evolution is headed. Every individual must take part in this process of consciously creating society. For this to happen, people must break out of their narcissistic bubble and actually take ownership of society in general. This current society enables the survival of unconscious, narcissistic devils as a survival mechanism. Evolution will ultimately wipe out the narcissists and only socially empowered, socially responsible people will survive this collapse that's currently happening.

Yaaayy!!! Now we'll see some ACTION!!!! On a serious note, shit could get bad. People could die.

The comments on the twitch stream are hilarious af. "Karen lives matter movement in Portland" "feds are inside watching this feed and eating popcorn" "Tell us all about ur hollywood gun fights" "Yeah I’m actually an arex simp not here for the movement of smelly people" "the feds and blacks are all sleeping.. just a bunch of lame as white kids hanging out" "This entertainment is the reward for showing interest in the BLM portion of the evening." *As the fence came down* "FREEEEDDOOOOMMMMM"

A chimp/devil part of me wants the fence to come down. It'll be fun to see what happens if it does!

It's really interesting to see protesters using umbrellas as shields lol

Who put the fence up to protect the protestors from the Feds? Also, if the fence is protecting them, why are the protestors breaking it down?

From what/whom?

Is this still about George Floyd's death?

Hail the Great Emperor Donald Trump! He's going out there and conquering Chy-na!! (I'm sure this is what Trump thinks about this lol) He's wielding his power exactly like a Stage Red tyrant/dictator would.

It's interesting to see Democrats fully believe that Trump has been an utter disaster, that he will lose by a landslide cuz we all know how bad his presidency has been. Of course Trump, being the idiot/buffoon that he is, doesn't disappoint. It's also interesting to see Republicans be confident af that Trump will win, that Democrats have nothing against him, that Trump is all that and more. They think Joe Biden isn't fit to run for Presidency, or be President. I've heard some conservatives say 'Do I like Trump? No. But given the direction the Left is going, I would never want to vote for them. I'm kinda okay with Trump's presidency.' Republicans who hold this view ignore all of his stupidity. They say 'I don't want Biden. If something happens to Biden before the election and if someone like Hillary Clinton replaces him, I definitely don't want her. I'd prefer Trump to them.' Here's how a right-winger sees the Left in 2020: BLM was an epic disaster. Trump was right to not support the protesters. In fact, Trump should have deployed armed forces quicker than he did. Cancel culture is a problem created by the Left CHAZ was laughable Libertarians who don't fully believe in COVID like that he doesn't wear a mask. They also like that he cut WHO funding. They feel threatened on the issue of gun rights. Especially in the face of BLM riots. There's dynamics going on beneath the surface that are important to look at. Have the progressives been good enough at solving these problems? It's always a tug of war where progressives want to create some change, and conservatives ask them the tough questions on the practical aspects and implementability of those changes.