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AmericanMade1776 1 point ago +1 / -0

It’s a curious contradiction, isn’t it? You take issue with being told to “do your own research,” yet you seem to have found ample time and energy to compose a critique of that very suggestion. That alone undermines the premise that such a request is somehow insensitive to people’s time constraints.

Let’s be clear ~ encouraging independent verification is not laziness ~ it’s intellectual responsibility. To dismiss it as such is to conflate guidance with obligation. No one is denying that people navigate pressures yet invoking those realities as a blanket justification for outsourcing one’s critical thinking doesn’t strengthen your argument ~ it weakens it.

If this space is, as you say, for sharing research, then surely it follows that participants should engage with that material actively, not passively consume it as pre-digested truth. Otherwise, what you’re advocating for isn’t a community of inquiry ~ it’s a relay system for unexamined information.

And while it’s true that not everyone can dedicate hours to analysis, the solution isn’t to discourage the principle of verification, it’s to apply it proportionally. Even a modest effort to question, cross-check, or contextualize what one reads is infinitely more valuable than accepting it wholesale simply because it’s been conveniently presented.

So the issue isn’t that “do your own research” is unhelpful ~ it’s that it asks something of the reader. And perhaps that’s the real discomfort is not a lack of time, but a reluctance to take ownership of one’s understanding.

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AmericanMade1776 1 point ago +1 / -0

It often enlightens to look beyond surface tools and instantaneous answers ~ true insight comes from the work you do yourself rather than what is simply handed to you.

In much the same way, as an industry system takes shape through taxpayer funding, corporations, contractors and financial actors embed themselves within its structure, converting publicly financed groundwork into predictable revenue streams. Governance and financial control consolidate among shareholders and boards, whose authority over capital allocation and strategic direction guarantees persistent returns. Regulatory frameworks, market positioning and policy influence entrench the arrangement, reducing disruption and preserving concentrated control, all while proceeding under the presumption of continued immunity for the damage created.

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AmericanMade1776 1 point ago +1 / -0

There’s actually a lot of documented information on this that can be researched. While space is vast, studies and tracking data show that debris and satellite collisions are real concerns for the industry ~ feel free to take your time to look into it.

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AmericanMade1776 1 point ago +1 / -0

With the increasing density of the satellite network orbiting and encircling the Earth, meteoroids are effectively prevented from passing through unobstructed, intersecting the path of the meteoroids that strike a satellite.

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AmericanMade1776 2 points ago +2 / -0

It is my privilege and right back atcha ~ engaging with thoughtful and insightful people like you truly makes these discussions rewarding.

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AmericanMade1776 1 point ago +1 / -0

While it is true that social and welfare programs have existed in various forms throughout history, it is important to recognize that the founding principles of the United States were deliberately designed to limit centralized power and encourage local, community-driven solutions. The Founding Fathers emphasized individual liberty, personal responsibility, and the delegation of power to states and communities precisely to prevent a concentration of authority at the federal level, which they feared could erode freedom.

Bringing federalized welfare programs into the nation was not an inevitability; rather, it reflects choices made over time, often by those seeking to maintain the status quo or consolidate influence. While historical examples like the Roman Cura Annonae or the social programs of Imperial Germany demonstrate that complex societies often develop mechanisms to care for the less fortunate, these examples do not automatically justify centralizing aid in a modern constitutional republic designed to empower citizens and local governance.

At the same time, the historical existence of welfare programs does not excuse individuals who exploit the system. Even within any form of aid ~ whether local or national ~ accountability, transparency, and personal responsibility remain essential to ensure that support serves its intended purpose; helping those in genuine need while encouraging productivity and self-sufficiency.

In essence, while welfare has long been part of human societies, the unique framework of the United States was designed to address social needs through community engagement rather than top~down federal control, aligning with the vision of the Founding Fathers.

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AmericanMade1776 2 points ago +2 / -0

I am in favor of this perspective. Returning the support responsibilities to local communities, directed by the PEOPLE rather than federal and state government agencies, would allow assistance to be more targeted, efficient, and informed.

Local organizations are often better positioned to understand the real circumstances of their neighbors, distinguishing between those in genuine need and those capable of self~sufficiency. This approach not only maximizes the impact of resources but also strengthens community engagement, accountability, and personal responsibility, fostering a culture where neighbors actively support one another rather than relying solely on centralized systems.

Ephesians 4:28 “Let the thief no longer steal, but rather let him labor, doing honest work with his own hands, so that he may have something to share with anyone in need.”

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AmericanMade1776 4 points ago +4 / -0

Great read, thank you for taking the time & effort to reach, well appreciated.

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AmericanMade1776 2 points ago +2 / -0

I believe architects and builders may refer to the structures created from natural materials sourced from the earth (clay, wood, stone, sand, etc.) that organically expands and contracts as breathing, due to the everyday internal and external dynamics of the buildings environment, yet in no way is a building alive just as a corporation is in no way a legal person or citizen. Would they also be working on redefining the definition of what is it to be human, encouraging humanity to agree in granting the same rights to robots as people?

While many of our methods and techniques of today are not new just modernized, ancient Egypt was a very advanced society, as the reference to the Osiris story, just a theory here, could have been a medical device used in ancient Egypt in the shape of or similar to an obelisk for artificial insemination, which would be a miracle and truly a spiritual gift for a woman to conceive with this method.

Keep in touch while we witness the desperados deviate quest (ddq) has lost power, this is biblical.

Glory Be To God

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AmericanMade1776 2 points ago +2 / -0

Thank you for asking, much appreciated.

What has me thinking is what they are desperately trying to hide as they run their theatre of diversion tactics – many are not aware there were already 30 companies in the Americas well before the Revolutionary War – and while they want us to believe their false narrative of nomads riding bare back and living in camps of branches covered in cowhide, that these nomads built the monolithic pyramids, temples, palaces, tombs and fortresses found from coast to coast here on the American continent – which Ancient Dynasty (Kingdom) came to the American continent in exile or was a Dynasty already here? Are they searching for the bloodline(s)? What is 23andMe Ancestry Kit about? mRNA alters DNA?

The Smithsonian institution, created by a foreign entity, destroyed evidence and was proven to be involved in major historical cover-ups (few links as examples below)

https://worldnewsdailyreport.com/smithsonian-admits-to-destruction-of-thousands-of-giant-human-skeletons-in-early-1900s/

https://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread741628/pg1

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AmericanMade1776 2 points ago +2 / -0

ahh, touché - have not had a post reach the top of the main page highlighted in red

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