Key Ideas and Facts:

1. Government as a Controlling Force, Not a Servant:

• The central idea is a rejection of the idea that governments serve the people. Several commenters express the view that governments are designed to control, not protect, the populace.
• Quote: Wayne Pozzy Poznikow states, "We say we're free yet we accept to be governed by other people in government instead of governing ourselves accordingly." This encapsulates the core belief of the thread: that true freedom lies in self-governance.
• The account creator, “Revolution of knowledge” responds to this quote saying, “You are a wise man, and you are highly knowledgeable.” This adds weight to the idea that self-governance is a superior ideal.
• Omar Purposely agrees, “1000% agreed they protect the government”
• There's an implication that traditional political structures and the systems of governance are inherently flawed.

1. Police as Tools of the State:

• The police are explicitly described as tools used by politicians to maintain their power, not to protect the public.
• Quote: Revolution Of Knowledge states "Police are like tools in the hand of the politicians" further reinforcing their idea that the police are not there for the benefit of the common people.
• Brian Prasad claims “the government takes ours taxpayers dollars 💸 to pay the police to protect them not us the people” This connects the notion that the police are used to protect the government’s power rather than to protect ordinary people directly with the issue of taxation.
• This idea of police as a tool and protector of the government reinforces the sentiment that existing structures are corrupt.

1. Fear as a Method of Control:

• One commenter directly alleges that governments use fear to control the population.
• Quote: VladmirBinLaden comments, "they created 'FEAR' for us for them to control us (the mass) remember anything you fear you'll obey." This suggests that societal fear is a deliberate tool used to maintain obedience to those in power. This suggests a manipulative element to existing power structures and implies a lack of transparency.

1. Emphasis on "Innerstanding" and Deeper Knowledge

• Several comments advocate for going beyond "understanding" to a deeper form of comprehension, often using terms like "overstand" and "innerstand." There's a sense that true knowledge is something that is hidden from mainstream consciousness.
• Quote: coco states “overstand”. Alvirasamuels also says “overstand.”
• Quote: can'tspareasquare says “innerstand 👌”
• Jatheena suggests using “inner stand” or “Grand Rising” instead of “good morning,” implying that conventional language itself can be a tool of manipulation. This is another indication of a rejection of mainstream thinking and societal norms.

1. Quest for Truth and Freedom

• The commenters seem to be in search of a deeper level of truth, rejecting mainstream narratives, and embracing more alternative ways of thinking about the world.
• Quote: Revolution Of Knowledge replies to a comment "You shall know the truth, and the truth shall set you free." This is a classical allusion that emphasizes the importance of understanding and truth. This quote from the Bible ties the search for truth to spiritual concepts of freedom and autonomy.