Killing Opinionated Logic: How Objectivity Could Free Us All

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We all live in a world where far too many people are frightened at the idea of going against what might be deemed as "normal" in society. For far too long, most of our "leaders" have gotten more and more brazen in their thievery and lies and immorality. They believe they can lie to our faces, knowing that we understand the lies, yet feel they are untouchable because they are politicians, corporations, military, etc. Not to say that all of these people are bad, but it is being shown that the majority of them are. Events are now transpiring that are disproving their assumptions. The goons and obedient's of the backdoor black government are being arrested and, no doubt, thoroughly interrogated. Money may buy silence, but promising no or little prison time is now the order of the day. The fight is not over. We must take the fight to the front lines of our very consciousness as human beings.

It is time to stop allowing "normal" to be defined by professors and governments. The way I see it, and I am far from alone in this; Millions of people world wide essentially want one law that rules all others. This law would be, "All freedoms are guaranteed for all beings as long as their exercising of those freedoms does not negatively impact another being in any way." Think about it. When you boil down all the laws on the books, most of them state this very same concept. I realize that plenty of nations have laws which inhibit natural God-given rights at times in very profound ways. Culture and religion are the culprit for this. There are millions of people who do not mind having their lives dictated by their leaders. That is fine I suppose. As long as the ones who do not enjoy it are allowed to move somewhere else that they enjoy more.

There is a fine line where "normalcy" meets madness. Madness is a term that requires objectivity. Who is more mad? A person who believes they speak to God or a government who thinks they are more powerful than God? That is the line being walked more thinly each and every day that passes. Logic is fine for solving math problems but when trying to apply logic to subjects such as religion, politics, ethics, and philosophy; I believe the straight-laced need to go back to the mad science laboratory they came from. Allow the ones who are still capable of feeling out issues in a wide, unbiased, and objective way to iron out the issues which are responsible for the progression of humans. Logic is the tool of the greedy and power hungry. Objectivity balances the scale of morals and freedoms. Imagination is king is a world begging to be freed from tyranny.

The theme of the day tugs at our shirt tales, asking us to think about how the world will become from our inaction, rather than contemplate our actions being deemed "abnormal". Doesn't it make more sense to speak the truths that unite us rather than be silenced by the liars who kill and divide us? Either way, the answers will come for the better or for the worst. If you think you can't be affected by it because you live in a "safe zone" then why don't you ask whether or not all the war torn nations told themselves those same words before everything they ever knew was blasted into piles of rubble while their women and children were killed all in the name of the same "progress" our so-called leaders have pushed for their entire lives.

Without objectivity, free thinkers and the freedoms entrusted into them; The world would never have seen half of the inventions they have benefited from for so long. It's the abnormal. The "crazy", who make our world interesting and unique. Without the freedom of thought and harmless action then we all would be slaves to even ourselves while the button pushers and string pullers pull in tons of gold and silver and get fat off the sweat of our labors. Now is the time to question all you are told. Don't take anyone's word for granted. Do your research before that even becomes illegal. Find your own truths from multiple sources. Most importantly, though. Never allow the ones who control the laws rise above those same laws. Lastly, always allow yourselves to do what is right and necessary to protect your life and the lives of your loved ones. For the sake of this generation and all the ones which come after it.


By Christopher Storm

Mental Disorders: Calling Out the Last Frontier of Human Rights

When people hear that someone has a mental disorder or suffers from some type of depression, syndrome, or anything that affects the mind; they tend to automatically stigmatize them as "crazy" and, therefore, dangerous. This sickens me. It is laughable to be honest. Far too many songs, movies, shows, and books tell everyone that anyone with a mental disorder is dangerous. Look up the statistics. People with disorders are far less likely to harm you than your average urban punk kid walking down the street. This is by an exponential margin, too. I would advise you to fear and rise up against government tyranny far before I would advise fearing someone with a mental disorder. Ninety-nine point nine percent of the time, as long as you don't provoke them, a mentally disabled person will not harm you.

It is a stigma that the media eats up. It is also a stigma that makes life much more difficult for those suffering from such an illness. No different than any other stereotype. It is selective and naive to make such assumptions. A drunk at a bar or a thug off the street is much more likely to commit a violent crime than a mentally disabled person. A corrupt or insecure police officer is more likely to harm an innocent these days. Look at the REAL news and it stands proof of this.

Women's rights came first. Then the minority/ African American movement was next. Now it's gay rights. At the bottom of the barrel, waiting for someone to support it, is mental health rights. Anyone can see the government trying to push laws to open up doctor patient privilege. They want to take guns away and from soldiers and give them to the morally corrupt. The ones who want to shoot and kill innocents. Why do you think so many military Generals have been fired by Obama? He wants to weed out the ones who refuse to follow orders to kill and imprison Americans who are standing up for their God given rights. The last vestige of hope for mental illness is to see doctors and therapists stand up and refuse to follow this abhorrent invasion of privacy. The patients need more stable representatives to speak up for them so everyone's voice can be heard.


Young people need to be shown all the abundant alternative ways to treat depression, ADD, and the host of other disorders out there. They need to be brave and show that they are not ashamed and that they need help and treatment that goes after the source. Once again, suppressed technologies come into the discussion. People need to demand widespread, drastic changes in the world. There is far too much unnecessary suffering in our world today. In every country. Every demographic. Rich. Poor. Black. White. Red. Yellow and Brown. Everyone has problems. There is a middle ground and a common goal. It is possible to solve this problem and all the others.

How do I know so much about mental disorders? Because I suffer from Schizophrenia, myself. It is nothing to scoff at. Just like any other disability; We are real people, too. We have emotions and things we care about. I am not ashamed of it. I feel good about the fact that I am trying to make a difference in the world by reaching out to people.

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By Christopher Storm
-aka- "The Stormcaller"