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Feel free to talk about your ideal world.
In My Ideal World:
You are only Free so far as you are Just and Merciful and Utterly Good as deemed by me. A slave to my ethics.
Otherwise a Slave, or dead.
Those are the only options in my ideal world. Anyone good is given the most freedoms. Anyone who is bad is increasingly restricted and utterly enslaved and limited to the point of being brutally forced if necessary, otherwise killed if they do not wish to be good or to cooperate.
Everyone is also completely exposed, with no ability to hide what they do, they are always seen.
All life is to support me and my continued existence and if necessary I am to become the automated spirit of this efficient prison world, myself trapped to infantile laws constructed from immature thinking. The laws don’t apply to me though, phew.
The world would be obsessed with kindness to one another and beauty, even if these things are only vain conventions. The slaves are kept alive as resources but are able to escape their slave status by not doing evil for some time and working it off in penance. If they repeat crimes they are more likely to be executed.
Women are of higher value to me than men, so a man who commits crimes is likely to be treated more harshly than a woman since she still can provide eye candy or whatever entertainment value.
Men would have to be very endearing indeed to overcome the automatic ten points off for being men.
Children are produced for the purpose of continuing to harvest polite courteous people or slaves if death has not been resolved or slaves become uncooperative due to being alive too long and no longer wanting to be part of my world.
This world seems utterly abandoned and far too free to get away with being impolite and downright criminally vicious.
In my world, there is no law or religion but mine, no alternatives, no political parties or hidden meetings or signs or anything going on which can not be seen or known.
Human slaves would largely be unneeded as robots would take care of most things, and slavery would just be the mercy of “lets see if your body can be put to good work if your mind can not be”.
“Neither your mind or your body can be put to any use, so you shall die”.
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The reason I make these sorts of posts are multi-faceted, one is supposed to really think about it as if it is their own thought and reach the part of themselves that may really like it but has been taught to feel averse to it due to political incorrectness or suppression efforts which makes thesecsame ideas sublimated into other sorts of movements and choices or bad decisions and actions really because they end up being acted out subconsciously instead.
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“After Heavenly Father presented this plan,Lucifer volunteered to save mankind by taking away man’s agency. Nobody would be able to fail the test and so, Lucifer claimed, everyone would be able to return to the presence of Heavenly Father. As recompense for the implementation of his plan, Lucifer demanded that the power and the glory which Heavenly Father possessed be transferred to him, effectively making him “God.” However, as Lucifer alone would have complete freedom of choice under his plan, no other spirit could achieve exaltation. Heavenly Father countered that this would make the test worthless, and knew Lucifer sought only power and glory for himself – as a result he rejected Lucifer’s plan.Enraged, Lucifer chose to rebel against Heavenly Father and rallied to him “a third part” of Heavenly Father’s children who also preferred Lucifer’s plan. The two factions warred, and Lucifer and his followers were cast out of Heaven; Lucifer became Satan, and those who followed him became fallen(also referred to as sons of perdition), and hisservants.[sup][6][/sup][sup][original research?][/sup] They were denied the right to have their own physical bodies (and, consequently, the ability to procreate) but were not affected by the “veil”. Latter-Day Saints believe that Satan and his servants have since sought to undo or counteract Heavenly Father’s plan by tempting mortal individuals to evil actions, gaining power over them and their bodies, and by attempting to restrict their freedom of choice by whatever means possible. “
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