Church is the porn industry's best friend (country, house, American)

Miltamec Soundsquinaez · 03-29-2008, 02:44 PM

Here's my idea: You can take it at face value, or toss it down the drain, whatever.

Back during the Reagan years, American leaders were looking for some way, and any way to bolster the American economy. If there's one thing we just can't get enough of, it's money. So, they started to think about how to make more money. They looked at China and India, and saw billions of people living there, and for the most part peacefully, while not necessarily with great financial results in those times.

The U.S. said, 'Hey, we're already teaching half the kids in school that they're losers, and that society has no use for them, other than mindless, boring, grunt work. Why don't we just continue to build, and capitalize on the industrial sector, by making more and more of those losers?' And so it begain, IMO, that around this time, they began heavily selling sex on T.V., in magazines, and all over billboards across America. We were beginning to be bombarded with sex, left and right. You practically couldn't walk out of your house without thinking about sex.

This also coincided with the time that evangelists starting getting bigger and crazier. Church this, and church that, and they day of reckoning, and worship Jesus or you're going to hell.

The D.A.R.E. programs in schools are just a sociological experiment. They were set up to see how much kids are effected by moral policing, and it doesn't work. Just about every kid I knew in the D.A.R.E. program ended up taking drugs. It's mostly just because when society tells us something is wrong, we become interested in it, and want to try it. We want to see what the hubbub is about. We want to see why some people say it's so great, and why some people say, it's so awful.

So it goes with the church, and its message of abstinence from pre-marital sex. Personally, I just think it's a massive conspiracy by the government. Here, we have this huge portion of society, the Christians, telling us love god, and love jesus, and turn from sin. Don't be of sin, don't be of the flesh. And then, you take a stroll through the downtown portion of anyone of our major cities, and you see billboards, and pictures of half-clad beautiful women drinking beers. Somehow, it just doesn't make any sense.

That's why I say that it's not just a coincidence. I say that it is a preoccupance of the ultra-capitalist R to continually jam messages of abstinence in our ears, and then ensuring that CIA/government driven media continues to bombard us with sexually driven commercials and aesthetics in our eyes. All this confusion causes a mental combustion, that makes your head want to explode. Either that, or you want to rebel by going out and doing the thing they say is wrong, don't you? don't you? Remember, it is the R who wants to do away with abortion, and sex education.

It's all a plan to get mindless twats who can't think for themselves to be overcome with the feeling that if you're not down with sex, you're somehow not with it. You're not down. You're not in with the in crowd. You're not living the life that those cool, sexy people on the commercials are living. And so, you have no choice. Your book smarts wave bye-bye to you long ago, and now, all you can do is try to be hip, and be with it, because if you're not doing that, what are you going to be doing?

What I'm trying to say with this rant is that sometimes the best intentioned plans, if only highly deceitful, can have unintended consequences. So, we're able to produce more humans in this country. Many times the most helpless and desperate people are the ones that end of having babies. Why, you ask? Well, because they need company, in the form of a baby, in the form of an otherwise dead-beat dad, whoever. Our sex-starved society has also taken on the notion that sex is a form of love, where only love is love, and when true love is achieved, sex can transcend that love.

Many of the children of these desperate individuals end up being walking crime kinetics. It's not even their fault is what's sad. It's not really even the parent's fault. The government needs to wake up, and realize that people are not as strong and smart as they used to be in making choices. They need to realize that we only need a super cross-country encompassing stupid breed, if we were able to all make it work. It's starting to not work as well.

sleepy jack · 03-29-2008, 02:46 PM

One giant problem with religion being a huge government conspiracy is this: religion is older than government. Which pretty much ruins most of your argument...Also the government doesn't belong in the home and I think the media is more to blame then them.

Miltamec Soundsquinaez · 03-29-2008, 02:53 PM

Yeah, so the church was around.
What I mean, is that the church changed back in the 1970's and 1980's.
What used to be an establishment of love and worship turned into all this fear-mongering which still exists today, and more prevalent than ever.

If I've said it once, I've said it a bunch-the CIA polices what goes on in the media.

sleepy jack · 03-29-2008, 03:00 PM

Uh the church was much more about eternal hell, damnation, fire and brimstone pre-1960s than it is now.

Miltamec Soundsquinaez · 03-29-2008, 03:05 PM

It's mostly a fool-proof theory, mostly.

Although, I haven't yet figured out why they're so against cloning. That seems to work against my theory.

Unless......

they're afraid that we would first clone smart people, and there would be enough smart people to figure out what they were up to, and thus all their plans would be ruined, and smart people would finally rule the world.

if only

sleepy jack · 03-29-2008, 03:07 PM

Its not fool proof, you're basing it off misconceptions.

simplephysics · 03-29-2008, 03:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TheUsed2lguy

It's mostly a fool-proof theory, mostly.

Although, I haven't yet figured out why they're so against cloning.

Because cloning goes against nature in everyway possible?

Miltamec Soundsquinaez · 03-29-2008, 03:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Crowquill

Its not fool proof, you're basing it off misconceptions.

O.K. you could take my whole church arument completely out of the equation. What would you be left with?

You'd still be left with the fact that during the 1980's, advertisers began emphasizing sex much more heavily to make their product appealing.

I throw church into the argument, because the church and the government are in cahoots. It doesn't matter whether you like to admit it or not. They have the big time evangelists of the day-the Jimmy Swaggerts, the Jerry Falwells-these are the people that Christians listen to. It's not without exception, but for the most part, a lot of the preachers in churches try to mimick in some ways these well known preachers, through message and attitude. This is where many Christians get their idea of living ethically - from the well known evangelists. So, if they see Falwell on T.V. talking about how ***s are going to hell, they believe it, and the more extremist ones expect their own preacher to embody those sentiments.

sleepy jack · 03-29-2008, 03:28 PM

Christians tend to believe the bible more than they believe Falwell. When they see statements like "man should not lie with a man as man lies with a woman" etc that's what gives the incentive to be homophobic. If some well respected Billy Graham figure were to go on and make up something with no biblical backing and try and pass it off as biblical most christians wouldn't listen. Once again, you're basing all the religious stuff in here off of your own misconceptions. Churchs were not places of love and acceptance until the 70s/80s. I mean look at some of the things the Roman Catholic Church did throughout its history and tell me that was a place of acceptance and love. Church is also still older than government so saying the church is just a government conspiracy is ridiculous.

Miltamec Soundsquinaez · 03-29-2008, 03:48 PM

Yes, and I'm asserting that our churches in this country were fine, until government came and stuck it's head in.

This country places money ahead of God, and we, for the most part, are willing to do anything to make a buck, even if it means turning friendly religious radio hosts into for-profit enterprises, or prompting big religious leaders to drive home certain biblical messages that better suit the government's agendas.

03-29-2008, 02:44 PM	#1 (permalink)
Miltamec Soundsquinaez Aural melody discerner Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: in a truck down by the interstate Posts: 347	Church is the porn industry's best friend Here's my idea: You can take it at face value, or toss it down the drain, whatever. Back during the Reagan years, American leaders were looking for some way, and any way to bolster the American economy. If there's one thing we just can't get enough of, it's money. So, they started to think about how to make more money. They looked at China and India, and saw billions of people living there, and for the most part peacefully, while not necessarily with great financial results in those times. The U.S. said, 'Hey, we're already teaching half the kids in school that they're losers, and that society has no use for them, other than mindless, boring, grunt work. Why don't we just continue to build, and capitalize on the industrial sector, by making more and more of those losers?' And so it begain, IMO, that around this time, they began heavily selling sex on T.V., in magazines, and all over billboards across America. We were beginning to be bombarded with sex, left and right. You practically couldn't walk out of your house without thinking about sex. This also coincided with the time that evangelists starting getting bigger and crazier. Church this, and church that, and they day of reckoning, and worship Jesus or you're going to hell. The D.A.R.E. programs in schools are just a sociological experiment. They were set up to see how much kids are effected by moral policing, and it doesn't work. Just about every kid I knew in the D.A.R.E. program ended up taking drugs. It's mostly just because when society tells us something is wrong, we become interested in it, and want to try it. We want to see what the hubbub is about. We want to see why some people say it's so great, and why some people say, it's so awful. So it goes with the church, and its message of abstinence from pre-marital sex. Personally, I just think it's a massive conspiracy by the government. Here, we have this huge portion of society, the Christians, telling us love god, and love jesus, and turn from sin. Don't be of sin, don't be of the flesh. And then, you take a stroll through the downtown portion of anyone of our major cities, and you see billboards, and pictures of half-clad beautiful women drinking beers. Somehow, it just doesn't make any sense. That's why I say that it's not just a coincidence. I say that it is a preoccupance of the ultra-capitalist R to continually jam messages of abstinence in our ears, and then ensuring that CIA/government driven media continues to bombard us with sexually driven commercials and aesthetics in our eyes. All this confusion causes a mental combustion, that makes your head want to explode. Either that, or you want to rebel by going out and doing the thing they say is wrong, don't you? don't you? Remember, it is the R who wants to do away with abortion, and sex education. It's all a plan to get mindless twats who can't think for themselves to be overcome with the feeling that if you're not down with sex, you're somehow not with it. You're not down. You're not in with the in crowd. You're not living the life that those cool, sexy people on the commercials are living. And so, you have no choice. Your book smarts wave bye-bye to you long ago, and now, all you can do is try to be hip, and be with it, because if you're not doing that, what are you going to be doing? What I'm trying to say with this rant is that sometimes the best intentioned plans, if only highly deceitful, can have unintended consequences. So, we're able to produce more humans in this country. Many times the most helpless and desperate people are the ones that end of having babies. Why, you ask? Well, because they need company, in the form of a baby, in the form of an otherwise dead-beat dad, whoever. Our sex-starved society has also taken on the notion that sex is a form of love, where only love is love, and when true love is achieved, sex can transcend that love. Many of the children of these desperate individuals end up being walking crime kinetics. It's not even their fault is what's sad. It's not really even the parent's fault. The government needs to wake up, and realize that people are not as strong and smart as they used to be in making choices. They need to realize that we only need a super cross-country encompassing stupid breed, if we were able to all make it work. It's starting to not work as well.

03-29-2008, 02:53 PM	#3 (permalink)
Miltamec Soundsquinaez Aural melody discerner Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: in a truck down by the interstate Posts: 347	Yeah, so the church was around. What I mean, is that the church changed back in the 1970's and 1980's. What used to be an establishment of love and worship turned into all this fear-mongering which still exists today, and more prevalent than ever. If I've said it once, I've said it a bunch-the CIA polices what goes on in the media.

03-29-2008, 03:05 PM	#5 (permalink)
Miltamec Soundsquinaez Aural melody discerner Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: in a truck down by the interstate Posts: 347	It's mostly a fool-proof theory, mostly. Although, I haven't yet figured out why they're so against cloning. That seems to work against my theory. Unless...... they're afraid that we would first clone smart people, and there would be enough smart people to figure out what they were up to, and thus all their plans would be ruined, and smart people would finally rule the world. if only

03-29-2008, 03:48 PM	#10 (permalink)
Miltamec Soundsquinaez Aural melody discerner Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: in a truck down by the interstate Posts: 347	Yes, and I'm asserting that our churches in this country were fine, until government came and stuck it's head in. This country places money ahead of God, and we, for the most part, are willing to do anything to make a buck, even if it means turning friendly religious radio hosts into for-profit enterprises, or prompting big religious leaders to drive home certain biblical messages that better suit the government's agendas.