After watching this video I added my comment on there was 15,000 of them already there:
There are other aspects to be illuminated. Of course there are many shades of gray pondered particularly at the beginning of a war. And I don’t mean the kind of shades of gray where you’re sexual proclivities are displayed. No it’s the shades of gray bombs dropping from the sky. And the shades of gray that we collectively sell ourselves, mostly by abdication which creates groups/governments that sell us typical tyranny. Read up on exactly how tyranny is achieved. Compare to the shades of grey we are forced to think about when cities are being bombed. How many of the wars we fight should we have never fought? Why do we create systems/nations that sell(and prove) so much distrust that we can’t even trust that they slipped around one of the typical spiritual believes that leaves the door open for possibility to war or even responsibility to purposefully have one? Are nations too large? Do they have so much centralized power that they are fundamentally corrupt?
Russell has often talked about small loosely connected collectives. Okay now when those collectives connect with other clusters of collectives how do you keep too much centralized power when large groups of collectives all agree to give too much power to a centralized power. In other words we let centralized power occur so how do the small collectives ever make centralized power unnecessary? That has to only be a question right now with all the tyranny running around.