Comments for unscriptured http://unscriptured.com and now, a word from our creator Wed, 23 May 2012 06:05:04 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.4 Comment on Buddy, Can You Spare a Loophole? by some poor unfortunate soul http://unscriptured.com/2011/11/18/buddy-can-you-spare-a-loophole/#comment-6778 Sat, 19 Nov 2011 03:21:08 +0000 http://unscriptured.com/2011/11/18/buddy-can-you-spare-a-loophole/#comment-6778 It is totally silly that the government is owned by the 1% but in a serious light I can see that the modern political/economic challenge is being able to identify what components of our economy require change. On the top of that list I see taxation as an obsolete form of revenue that is presently hopelessly in a position of self defeat or at least extremely defective as to render it obsolete. In evaluating and diagnosing the economy one must resist to restrict ones options to those politically practical today and instead focus on the true nature of the economy's troubles. I do not beleive that human players actually are causing to render the economy in such trouble as today. We may have crooks and madmen in our mists but their role in the economic uncertainties of the 2011 are insignificant in my view. The problem lies in revenue and fiscal restrictions associated with taxation revenue. Government's responsibilities are much much greater than what can be generated with taxation revenue that it has rendered taxation revenue incapable of facilitating the exercise of government's responsibilities. In other words, taxation revenue obviously fails to deliver a viable government. So some interests in their blind response would claim that government does not work and that we cannot afford government that can supervise humanity rationally. Government is no doubt an indespensable creation and developement of humanity. We will surely fail in our efforts of carry on our human civilization without the existence of government. The 1% cannot supervise humanity as proven by our history of our monarchy revolutions. Therefore government must exercise its authority to democratically and constitutionally mandate fiscally unlimited revenue to the purpose of supervising humanity for the exercise of mans right to exist on Earth. God is my witness. It is totally silly that the government is owned by the 1% but in a serious light I can see that the modern political/economic challenge is being able to identify what components of our economy require change. On the top of that list I see taxation as an obsolete form of revenue that is presently hopelessly in a position of self defeat or at least extremely defective as to render it obsolete. In evaluating and diagnosing the economy one must resist to restrict ones options to those politically practical today and instead focus on the true nature of the economy’s troubles. I do not beleive that human players actually are causing to render the economy in such trouble as today. We may have crooks and madmen in our mists but their role in the economic uncertainties of the 2011 are insignificant in my view. The problem lies in revenue and fiscal restrictions associated with taxation revenue. Government’s responsibilities are much much greater than what can be generated with taxation revenue that it has rendered taxation revenue incapable of facilitating the exercise of government’s responsibilities. In other words, taxation revenue obviously fails to deliver a viable government. So some interests in their blind response would claim that government does not work and that we cannot afford government that can supervise humanity rationally. Government is no doubt an indespensable creation and developement of humanity. We will surely fail in our efforts of carry on our human civilization without the existence of government. The 1% cannot supervise humanity as proven by our history of our monarchy revolutions. Therefore government must exercise its authority to democratically and constitutionally mandate fiscally unlimited revenue to the purpose of supervising humanity for the exercise of mans right to exist on Earth. God is my witness.

]]> Comment on The Malignment of Ain’t by some poor unfortunate soul http://unscriptured.com/2011/01/28/the-malignment-of-aint/#comment-4053 Sat, 29 Jan 2011 18:59:29 +0000 http://unscriptured.com/2011/01/28/the-malignment-of-aint/#comment-4053 Believe I've been misusin' "ain't" more often than not. While I've no interest in even attempting to correct those instances, henceforth I will endeavor to improve my ratio Believe I’ve been misusin’ “ain’t” more often than not. While I’ve no interest in even attempting to correct those instances, henceforth I will endeavor to improve my ratio

]]> Comment on The Art of Cooking by some poor unfortunate soul http://unscriptured.com/2007/08/24/the-art-of-cooking/#comment-3898 Tue, 21 Dec 2010 14:44:08 +0000 http://unscriptured.com/2007/08/24/the-art-of-cooking/#comment-3898 That is quite a reply! Man creates the <a href="http://www.shopcookware.ie" rel="nofollow">kitchen appliances</a>, but it is God that provides the ability to do so! That is quite a reply! Man creates the kitchen appliances, but it is God that provides the ability to do so!

]]> Comment on Visiting Ants by ArethaWhitmarsh http://unscriptured.com/2010/06/11/visiting-ants/#comment-3869 Wed, 01 Dec 2010 08:54:28 +0000 http://unscriptured.com/2010/06/11/visiting-ants/#comment-3869 god is every where i have experienced this. he is always with me helps me in very situation... god is every where i have experienced this. he is always with me helps me in very situation…

]]> Comment on Universal Truth? by ArethaWhitmarsh http://unscriptured.com/2006/10/12/universal-truth/#comment-3867 Wed, 01 Dec 2010 08:37:25 +0000 http://unscriptured.com/2006/10/12/universal-truth/#comment-3867 that was very true that we find god at every place with us we can feel him. i have experienced it from a long time whenever i m wrong he gives intimation but beyond that if i do the mistake then he instantly punishes me. i have felt that he is always with me.... that was very true that we find god at every place with us we can feel him. i have experienced it from a long time whenever i m wrong he gives intimation but beyond that if i do the mistake then he instantly punishes me. i have felt that he is always with me….

]]> Comment on Visiting Ants by some poor unfortunate soul http://unscriptured.com/2010/06/11/visiting-ants/#comment-3665 Tue, 22 Jun 2010 16:05:34 +0000 http://unscriptured.com/2010/06/11/visiting-ants/#comment-3665 When my daughter was two we had a black widow problem, which is one of the few forms of pest that will actually get me to buy bug spray. We were at one of those large home improvement stores and slightly overwhelmed by the huge selection. My precocious girl quickly figured out that the snail and slug poison had pictures of snails and slugs on the box, ant spray had pictures of ants, etc. We were looking for something with pictures of spiders. Unfortunately, products meant to eliminate fleas and ticks don't have pictures of fleas and ticks. When she saw the toxins with happy retrievers and tabbies on the label she followed the same logic as the other products and ended up bawling piteously in the household whatever-icide aisle. Don't take toddlers poison shopping. That's my advice. I also find that ants don't like orange oil. Mopping and wiping counters with slightly diluted citra-solv helps, but probably not in a carpeted pantry. When my daughter was two we had a black widow problem, which is one of the few forms of pest that will actually get me to buy bug spray. We were at one of those large home improvement stores and slightly overwhelmed by the huge selection. My precocious girl quickly figured out that the snail and slug poison had pictures of snails and slugs on the box, ant spray had pictures of ants, etc. We were looking for something with pictures of spiders. Unfortunately, products meant to eliminate fleas and ticks don’t have pictures of fleas and ticks. When she saw the toxins with happy retrievers and tabbies on the label she followed the same logic as the other products and ended up bawling piteously in the household whatever-icide aisle.

Don’t take toddlers poison shopping. That’s my advice. I also find that ants don’t like orange oil. Mopping and wiping counters with slightly diluted citra-solv helps, but probably not in a carpeted pantry.

]]> Comment on Ring Around the Brain by some poor unfortunate soul http://unscriptured.com/2010/05/21/ring-around-the-brain/#comment-3573 Sat, 22 May 2010 03:22:31 +0000 http://unscriptured.com/2010/05/21/ring-around-the-brain/#comment-3573 You need to read "Science and Sanity an Introduction to Non Aristotelian Systems and General Semantics" by Alfred Korzybski It will give you great insight into the soapy rings that people have around their mental bathtubs (including the authors', whose soapy rings are not revealed until it is quite clear what a thoughtful and insightful genius he is), though I can't say it will help to reveal any of your own. You need to read “Science and Sanity an Introduction to Non Aristotelian Systems and General Semantics” by Alfred Korzybski

It will give you great insight into the soapy rings that people have around their mental bathtubs (including the authors’, whose soapy rings are not revealed until it is quite clear what a thoughtful and insightful genius he is), though I can’t say it will help to reveal any of your own.

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