Either that or become a being that becomes near eternal and above others, really that would be that bit closer to a version of freedom because nothing of human nature would be able to fully control you let alone do much. Even then by becoming like that you abandon your humanity and thus become something not human.

hah, that was funny, the guy makes a great clown

The point is what captialism. A true democracy, so not those 'democracies' with an authoritarian president like Zimbabwe or Venezuela or Iran, will almost never engage in a war against another democracy and if it does that, those wars will not be very bloody wars because of the popular opnion. The worst nightmare of a politician is to lose his voters. It's called the Democratic Peace Theory.

For the starvations, no democracy ever has underwend a famine, ofcourse my examples of Venezuela and Zimbabwe stand out because of their lack of freedom, both are centrelised socialist states with a killing bureacracy and corruption going through the roof. The theory of Amartya Sen is here a must read.

But you know.. communism, capitalism.. They are all systems of bending nature. Nature is unfair, nature doesn't care.

lol reminds me of the ascended ancients in stargate. They managed to leave the curse of the enslaver called nature :p

Remember the time when the Goa'uld  thought they could take on earth as space Egyptians =P, good times. 

The United States is constantly at war, unless we're not counting that as a true democracy/ Also in the United States there are millions of starving people.

"When we become afraid of death, of injury and imprisonment, we become controllable."

Interesting. Wouldn't this statement imply that groups that tell people that there is an afterlife, thus making them not afraid of death, are actually a catalysts for freedom?

Ha! I bet you guys wouln't be hatin on poor Mr. Molyneux if you had seen this vid instead.

I wish for that too, but I feel again as a species, we won't collectively strike against our oppressors until it hits us very hard like it did for the Romans or the past two world wars where everyone was practically involed and a lot was at stake.

Also 59 years ago they predicted our future nearly on point.

Then there is this little nugget on the banks:

See there are those who choose to ignore the system that controls humanity and call those who look into the system as "tin foil" people, but the reality is the tin foil hat people are just about right in most of what has been documented, thing is again unless we stand up and unite as one, the systems will continue to carry on and progress as they have done for centuries.

See I'm not some crack pot tin foil guy who thinks the world is out to get him, but I am intelligent enough to understand that it is in fact an easy concept to employ in making others do your bidding, history has shown us this for centuries and it has worked oh so well to a point where it's silly to deny that it isn't in effect today, it's always been employed one way or another, be it via war, slavery, hostile takeovers etc. If you can get someone to do something for you and control when and how they do it, then chances are many will consider taking up on that idea when given the chance, we are after all a species that loves taking opportunities that reward us with wealth and power.

If you do, don't come expecting much...I am definitely a communist, but I'm also a realist and I know that the likelihood of a truly communist society is very low.