Ultimately, the story could help to teach children that there are two types of people in this world:
Those who will always do what they are told, no matter what the instruction is, its implications, resultant harms, and regardless of how immoral the command and the subsequent actions are.
Those that will always do what is right, no matter what they are told they should do for the greater good, in spite of insurmountable odds of success, regardless of the personal suffering and negative consequences for the individual."
Well, i would say that there are actually a majority of good hearted people ( to varying degrees, of course) ........... that manage to get along if the "instructions" are not that bad . But the worse the demands on peoples freedoms and livelihood are , the more people drift toward the side of complying to instructions in order to insure THEIR survival . At that point..... consideration of others goes out the door , and the ugly side of humanity comes out the window .
Nicholas ........ i just read this post of yours ( by going back a bit in your writings .
I am very impressed ! really great insights , as i personally would not have the ability to put the effort in that you have . BUT..... i do get what is going on. I have always ( and i mean from an early age) .... distrusted authority . I guess that, unfortunatley, I was right to do so . I was a minority then, fifty years ago. And it appears I am still in that small "group" who will not comply .
What is going to happen to us ? Whatchu gonna do when they come for you ??
The lab leak hoax is another distraction, the only way to create a worldwide pandemic is to clone lots and lots of virus and spread it all over the place.
The hoax seems to be a multitude of misdirection and fakery - I linked to Sasha Latypova's 'How to fake a pandemic' piece along with a direct quote of the steps needed.
A website design company I use recently surveyed its Instagram followers, asking for the name of a story they'd read as children that's just as good today. Immediately I said Watership Down.
Adams made up the story for his little girls and didn't originally have any plans to write it down, but fortunately he took daughters' advice to do so. I'm not sure whether he intended it as a parable or metaphor the way Tolkien did with his stories, but it can absolutely be read that way. It's got all the classic elements of a great story, including universal truths about the nature of freedom, brotherhood, courage, friendship, and love--and truths about their antipodes.
(Did you know that all the locations mentioned in the novel are real places in southern England? You can find them on Google maps and even see the down itself from the street view. Nuthanger Farm, the iron road, the high tension power lines between Nuthanger and the down, Woundwort's warren, Sandleford warren, the River Test: all of it. The Test doesn't look very tended as a trout stream any more, but then Adams was writing in the early 70's, IIRC. My edition of the novel includes a map drawn by Adams, but on the page it's not oriented with north at the top, so you have to adjust for that to make things match up.)
The 10,000 LB child-fucking Gorilla that ZH cucks refuse to see running in London and consuming Irish childrens flesh for 100's of years going back to 1000AD
Seriously you people from Zerohedge aka SERCO, aka ABC-media-ltd, aka GHCQ dont' have a clue about how they rape, fuck to death, organ harvest and bleed the 'children' for +10,000 years;
Ultimately, the story could help to teach children that there are two types of people in this world:
Those who will always do what they are told, no matter what the instruction is, its implications, resultant harms, and regardless of how immoral the command and the subsequent actions are.
Those that will always do what is right, no matter what they are told they should do for the greater good, in spite of insurmountable odds of success, regardless of the personal suffering and negative consequences for the individual."
Well, i would say that there are actually a majority of good hearted people ( to varying degrees, of course) ........... that manage to get along if the "instructions" are not that bad . But the worse the demands on peoples freedoms and livelihood are , the more people drift toward the side of complying to instructions in order to insure THEIR survival . At that point..... consideration of others goes out the door , and the ugly side of humanity comes out the window .
Nicholas ........ i just read this post of yours ( by going back a bit in your writings .
I am very impressed ! really great insights , as i personally would not have the ability to put the effort in that you have . BUT..... i do get what is going on. I have always ( and i mean from an early age) .... distrusted authority . I guess that, unfortunatley, I was right to do so . I was a minority then, fifty years ago. And it appears I am still in that small "group" who will not comply .
What is going to happen to us ? Whatchu gonna do when they come for you ??
btw: i am unvaxxed . And you ? Love and peace ...
The lab leak hoax is another distraction, the only way to create a worldwide pandemic is to clone lots and lots of virus and spread it all over the place.
More here; https://truthaddict.substack.com/p/lab-leak-zoonotic-spillover-or-deliberate
The hoax seems to be a multitude of misdirection and fakery - I linked to Sasha Latypova's 'How to fake a pandemic' piece along with a direct quote of the steps needed.
Sasha leads the team ZOG ass fuckery here on substack, try to at least choose a better leader for the goyim herds;
Didya catch Jikkyleaks' #SashaGate ? lol
https://shezbanga.substack.com/i/141750153/sashagate
A website design company I use recently surveyed its Instagram followers, asking for the name of a story they'd read as children that's just as good today. Immediately I said Watership Down.
Adams made up the story for his little girls and didn't originally have any plans to write it down, but fortunately he took daughters' advice to do so. I'm not sure whether he intended it as a parable or metaphor the way Tolkien did with his stories, but it can absolutely be read that way. It's got all the classic elements of a great story, including universal truths about the nature of freedom, brotherhood, courage, friendship, and love--and truths about their antipodes.
(Did you know that all the locations mentioned in the novel are real places in southern England? You can find them on Google maps and even see the down itself from the street view. Nuthanger Farm, the iron road, the high tension power lines between Nuthanger and the down, Woundwort's warren, Sandleford warren, the River Test: all of it. The Test doesn't look very tended as a trout stream any more, but then Adams was writing in the early 70's, IIRC. My edition of the novel includes a map drawn by Adams, but on the page it's not oriented with north at the top, so you have to adjust for that to make things match up.)
The 10,000 LB child-fucking Gorilla that ZH cucks refuse to see running in London and consuming Irish childrens flesh for 100's of years going back to 1000AD
https://bilbobitch.substack.com/p/gov-of-uk-and-ireland-today-is-100
Hell yes lets talk about the 'children of the Zog'
https://bilbobitch.substack.com/p/china-russia-india-iran-and-brazil
Seriously you people from Zerohedge aka SERCO, aka ABC-media-ltd, aka GHCQ dont' have a clue about how they rape, fuck to death, organ harvest and bleed the 'children' for +10,000 years;
https://bilbobitch.substack.com/p/old-fucks-say-themes-that-will-impact