ASR: B12: Chapter 3: When A Definition Of A Term Stands To Self-Discriminate — How Can “Fairness” Be The Ultimate Result?
“Born” into “ruling” families and positions of many realms and timelines. Being in positions of authorities and being victims of corrupted authorities. I learn to be unbiased to parties and their perspectives. I learn to choose neutral. I choose to be none and all. I choose to be my own authority and victim of no one, but my own mindless choices and actions. I learn to see roots of problems — understands them and find solutions.
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Some of us are living our lives waiting to stand before a general judge to be sentenced. Not knowing the judge is conditioned to suits the needs of those who wishes to mislead and misguide us away from our own interest. So, they can gain from our ignorant. We are actually waiting for injustice to be done to us.
The procedure of standing before an authority of our esteem to face the challenges: Of presenting our case and talking our way out of our guilt and condemning actions. Because we are born and raised in a realm constructed by people who talks big and talk well. Or just talk because they can; and in having the skills to do so. They can mislead us to comply to their ideas and believes. Can mislead us to stay in our “comfort” zone (even the really horrible ones); to stick to habits so that we can easily be “directed”. Easily be made parts of the fuel that runs their massive destructive engine anyway they want.
For examples, take the social status of yesteryears and the financial systems of today. Why are some positions requiring certain privileges that they obvious does not need extra off? We are lenient toward big mistakes made by rich people, by celebrities, by people of certain color or race. By their status in society and by something as superficial as beauty. Why do we have such double standards toward someone who is just as human as we are?
How can true justice and fairness ever be achieved by a race that define itself and base its advancement upon systems that depends so much on old-templated habits. Even, the destructive one. For example, the 2008 financial crisis. Even with obvious evidence of unfair play. Yet, the old winners — still come out victorious and does not have to answers for their crime. Dictators of past and presents are protected by the ignorance and lack of effort put into making them answers for their crimes. Because it is a habit now for us to sweep our problems under the rugs or bypass it because we can choose to do so.
Ninety percent of the population of the world still allowed themselves to be bullied by the 10 percent. Because they choose to bypass and not address the errors in the old systems; and by habits let it dictate their way of life. For example: Why are we paying double for the things that we have already paid for? We pay taxes to our government, trusted them. Entrusted them with our power, so that they will take care of us. Yet it is becoming a norm in North America that it is o.k for producers to make us pay more for “organic”. Thus, if we cannot afford it — too bad for us! By allowing and approving such distinction to exist; our caretaker, our trusted government is then saying: It is fair game for producers to poison those of us who cannot afford to pay more — with as much toxic as they want within the “small” margin they prescribed!
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Thus, WHY are we ALL paying taxes for a government to exist — if it only exists to cater and look out for the interest of ONLY those people who can take advantage of their services? People who already have more than some; people who does not need the extra advantages. People who also, by their actions in choosing to freely accept this concept — Is then unintentionally brainwashed into feeding into this unspoken approval to legally murder others without meaning to do so?
Do you think if given a fair and honest choice between being able to afford a toxic free grown tomatoes and one that is not; will most of us choose the one full of toxic to feed our children? How many of those working in the governments, our leaders, those who comes together to approve and disapprove a bill to become laws to rule over us. Or to inspect and make sure the regulations and law is being followed by all — have actually know what it is truly like to stretch a dollar?
Who utterly understands what it feels like to work until you pass out from exhaustion just to have a decent meal once a day or a leaky roof over their head? With their well-off backgrounds, big salaries, expenses accounts, and write-offs because their positions “require” it. How many comes home every day worrying about which toxics food they can afford is the lesser poison to pollute their child with? How many must choose between a roof over their head or another meal?
We are taught judgement is fair and justifiable. But how can “evil” be compared to “good” when we are taught to perceive and live by all the bias that is attached to each term? The very definition of each term stands to self-discriminate, so how can “fairness” be the ultimate result?
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An apple and an orange are both a “fruit” because we are taught it is categorized to be so due to its many similarities. But an apple is not an orange, because it is different despite the similarities of it being a “fruit”. We cannot call an “apple” an “orange”. Cannot start to judge the apple by what we know of the orange. It is not fair, even when we must compare an apple to apple. It lacks accuracy; unless we are willing to further takes more details into consideration. What type of apple? Where is it grown? How much care is one tree given in compared to the other?
Like a basket of fruits, “people” come in all different “form” too. Therefore, we cannot put everyone in the same basket and make judgement using “characteristic/features” of one to compare and judge the other. Like apples and oranges, you cannot deem someone who can give a lot, weighted against someone who does not have much to give. A rich man cannot judge a poor man, and a poor man cannot judge a rich man, and stay true to the standard that is outlined. Just as it is hard for the laws ruled by a minority of like minds cannot be used to scale judgement on a diverse majority. The privileged few minorities have more say than the majority. Because in a constructed society, the one with the prestige and power are the ones that takes the lead and makes the rules. Write the history, the policies, and the procedures for standard and judgement. However, how can the process of judgement be fair, when those that sat looking down on us, to judge us, are the most corrupted?
How many do you seriously think of those sitting on the panels waiting to place judgement on us are still pure of heart and intention? Still understand how to be compassionate, still able to empathize and sympathize with those way below them? Do you seriously think the intense competition for the race to the top, to earn the power and prestige to sit there — have not corrupted most of them? Do you seriously think that their judgement would not be affected by the influences of others of their circle of peers?
How long do you think they can handle the constant stress and pressure of their position; before pure intention and true values are lost to the temptation of ego? Power and prestige are a status that needs constant maintaining and upholding. The restrictions that establish the status of the position, such as the guideline and defined limitations — will not allow most in those position to truly be fair, even if they wanted to.
Thus, in the end, there is no fair judgment. Only unfair ones. For judgment to be fair. The judge would need to be the one standing before himself. Only he knows when he lies, only he knows when truth is twisted to serve his corruption. Therefore, the “Gods” will not judge us. Will not be our ultimate judge.
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Side Note: “Born” into “ruling” families and positions of many realms and timelines. Being privileged to such positions. I can understand the difficulties of the positions, but I can also understand the temptations of such positions. I can understand how powerfully easy it is to change the “principles”, “rules”, and “laws” to justify actions and mistakes. When we are at the very top, with no who can really challenge us. It is easy to take advantage of the position to make up excuses; to then justify and get away with crime we have commit.
A true leader does not need people to bow before her or him. But instead need to learn to bow themselves. Before the power they hold — to be reminded of their own weaknesses. So, they can stay grounded to their own flaws as well as their companions’ — to stay compassionate. To stay level with their companions. They must not live above or separate from the people who looks to them. But live harmoniously beside them as one. To be able to see actual problems that arise and address it not just through the eyes of their position, but the positions of those it most effects.
We do need systems. We do need “governing” bodies. We just need improved systems. More mindful, wise, and aware people doing the job. More people who CARE about their duties doing it and less people who are just in their positions as a mean to an end. So, to be fair. Not all people in the governments are corrupted. There are a lot that tries. But a government body is just human too. It is not immune to basic human nature. Therefore, there are some personnel that honestly want what is best for all, and some just want what is best for themselves. It is our responsibilities to do our “due diligences” when we pick the one that will lead us or represent us. Our responsibilities to make sure good people out numbers the ones that are just “along for the rides”. Remember, it is always easier to side with corruptions than to put in the extra effort and work to do what is right for all.
I give my thanks to leaders who truly tries to make a difference. I understand it is not an easy role to be in. Leaders are in positions to make hard choices for those who cannot. No matter what decision they make, there will be oppositions, there will backlashes. In a realm with so many separation-mindsets, so many self-gain templates, so many people who looks at the big picture and only see the pixels. Your efforts often get lost in the pettiness of others who chooses to sit back, watch, talk, and criticize because they can. Because it is easier to argue a point than to make effort, personal sacrifices, and gets their hands dirty with doing meaningful work. So, I thank you for your effort, for taking up duties not many are willing to do or capable of doing.
For those who think they can do better. Why are you sitting on the side? Why are you causing chaos? If you could do better, why did you not take up actions sooner? Instead of waiting for mistakes to be made and say, “I told you so”. Is it because we always look “smarter” in hindsight? To sit back in all our arrogances, ignorance, lack of effort, and point out mistakes. While never having to face the actual situations and all the pressure involved at the time of a decision? Easier to blame someone who is doing something. Or to step in to be a “hero” when you have someone to blame after the fact. Than to make initial effort and deal with backlashes and oppositions in case we are the one to make the mistake — right?
Fools we are when we make assessments through the eyes of the ego to gain “confident” and “strength”. “Courageous” acts done by big ego fools through cowardly actions are the result of “heroes” of chaos.
