sixtyandaquarter
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An idea from thin air, hardly.
Track the history of various ways 666 has been interpreted. Things such as numerology with names for Reagan, Nero, even Caligula, to harmless things like the lunar calender, have nothing to do with these "tags". But such tagging has been considered for years.
The scarring and tattooing done to prisoners has often been rendered to be used by a sinful order in attempt to bear everyone a sin, an identity in sin. Even people called the marking of Jews in the holocaust a method of the mark of the beast's presence. The scarlet letter type punishments could and has been interpreted to be involved as well.
From v-chips in the extreme, to social security numbers, and barcodes, all have been involved with 666 in somebody's eyes. I know someone who honestly believes the social security numbers are derived from Satan himself, and according to his take on an old numerology - his spells out "murder". He is also a nut who went and had to find the numerology method out of dozens to do so, and had to twist things (it's not 701, it's 71, and the 0 doesn't count, and 71 here is the sound "ur" or "er", or some crap like that).
Brandishes, including implants of some sort, and identity tags (IE: notice every item of identification you have is marked and numbered?), is used as a tag on modernized branding. Branding by the beast. People even considered prison numbers to be a marking in a specific prison in Spain that used a numeric and alpha count for cells/areas, and was used by the church - don't forget many believe the palpacy to be the anti-christ, and all sorts of inner christian hate mongering from other sects or even the same sect has been a target for 666 throwing since christianity had more than 2 ideals.
These "magical tags" are nothing new, and are brandished in our ideals of identity and fearfulness of being watched, known, and counted.
And if you think by counted I mean "hi i'm number 4" learn some other definitions people :straightthumb:
Though really, I'm not Christian despite what my mother would want to believe, and I'd be totally against these implants. I'm against that implant people have with the kids and things like that, in general as a whole if it was a yes or no vote, I'd have to vote no. And I know a few people who have no Christian ties who feel the same.
Problem with religious ideology is it brandishes one thought. US. THEM.
Us and them. Us vs them. Whatever it is, we as a human species have done it with every faith that's stayed true. We separate "us" and everyone else ("them"), we write and take it as "us" as a unified and global front. We are a utopian union, we don't disagree, and we don't falter. Despite the fact that I've yet to get the same answer for anything that "mattered" from any group of same faith peoples, it's what we decide to lie to ourselves about.
I heard one guy, it was fun. He was on one of those Sunday prayer talk shows, the kind that are on at like 3am on public access channels. And he said, "We as Jews are for the War on Terror. The war on Iraq."
Another man, another RABBI turned around and said "Hey, I'm Jewish but I'm not for a war that kills hundreds, even thousands."
See that? "We as Jews". This man, a rabbi, decided that all people of his faith/background believed one thing. It's the way we protect ourselves from the world's odd sense diversity.
Track the history of various ways 666 has been interpreted. Things such as numerology with names for Reagan, Nero, even Caligula, to harmless things like the lunar calender, have nothing to do with these "tags". But such tagging has been considered for years.
The scarring and tattooing done to prisoners has often been rendered to be used by a sinful order in attempt to bear everyone a sin, an identity in sin. Even people called the marking of Jews in the holocaust a method of the mark of the beast's presence. The scarlet letter type punishments could and has been interpreted to be involved as well.
From v-chips in the extreme, to social security numbers, and barcodes, all have been involved with 666 in somebody's eyes. I know someone who honestly believes the social security numbers are derived from Satan himself, and according to his take on an old numerology - his spells out "murder". He is also a nut who went and had to find the numerology method out of dozens to do so, and had to twist things (it's not 701, it's 71, and the 0 doesn't count, and 71 here is the sound "ur" or "er", or some crap like that).
Brandishes, including implants of some sort, and identity tags (IE: notice every item of identification you have is marked and numbered?), is used as a tag on modernized branding. Branding by the beast. People even considered prison numbers to be a marking in a specific prison in Spain that used a numeric and alpha count for cells/areas, and was used by the church - don't forget many believe the palpacy to be the anti-christ, and all sorts of inner christian hate mongering from other sects or even the same sect has been a target for 666 throwing since christianity had more than 2 ideals.
These "magical tags" are nothing new, and are brandished in our ideals of identity and fearfulness of being watched, known, and counted.
And if you think by counted I mean "hi i'm number 4" learn some other definitions people :straightthumb:
Though really, I'm not Christian despite what my mother would want to believe, and I'd be totally against these implants. I'm against that implant people have with the kids and things like that, in general as a whole if it was a yes or no vote, I'd have to vote no. And I know a few people who have no Christian ties who feel the same.
Problem with religious ideology is it brandishes one thought. US. THEM.
Us and them. Us vs them. Whatever it is, we as a human species have done it with every faith that's stayed true. We separate "us" and everyone else ("them"), we write and take it as "us" as a unified and global front. We are a utopian union, we don't disagree, and we don't falter. Despite the fact that I've yet to get the same answer for anything that "mattered" from any group of same faith peoples, it's what we decide to lie to ourselves about.
I heard one guy, it was fun. He was on one of those Sunday prayer talk shows, the kind that are on at like 3am on public access channels. And he said, "We as Jews are for the War on Terror. The war on Iraq."
Another man, another RABBI turned around and said "Hey, I'm Jewish but I'm not for a war that kills hundreds, even thousands."
See that? "We as Jews". This man, a rabbi, decided that all people of his faith/background believed one thing. It's the way we protect ourselves from the world's odd sense diversity.
