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LibertyCore.org's   Phreedom of Philosophy Essay Contest

LibertyCore.org's Phreedom of Philosophy Essay Contest

Thursday, July 24, 2008 at 1:00 PM - Thursday, December 25, 2008 at 12:00 AM (PT)

Reno, NV

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:New To My America Example Piece: :Essay Questions and Prizes: :Rules: :Deadline:

To my America,
Who LibertyCore Endorses in US Politics
and ESSAY QUESTIONS
by Philosopher Stephan Pacheco

We live in a country where people want to be good. Some people anyway. People I know do. They want to have their actions have no residual harm. But they can't. Actions will harm psyches without intent. Or we are physically harmed, by our diligent mother righteously making us study and learn and all the sitting gives us a brain aneurism from a blood clot at age 27. (We can't act like we have all the answers, because we don't have them yet, and we won't.) Certain people will react in certain ways contrary, against, rules and intentions. And as a good intention grows, as it builds, as it succeeds and prospers, without intent will come those that are cold in the shadow that power yields. And wars continue. Intentionally. And empires fall. And intentions linger. And again heads roll in every direction. While the tiny motions of personal ambition and group pride praises its fine line of criticism walkers, some call them politicians. From every believer comes the Darkness that sheds into becoming the need to preserve what we have worked for...and a shadow is cast. Pride boils up to fight the threats...and yelling we fade back into the Earth, from whence we came. Never beating the true culprit that made us believe in anything at all. American after American, in all the Americas, in the West, and also the South, we struggle against that fear of vulnerability. We fight to not feel afraid, and we look mean and cruel doing it. We build mental walls that keep us thinking we're strong and full of strength just to be able to maintain anything as the world strips it from us. Every cycle of politics brings hope and then sadness. But it's not because politics is corrupt, though it is, it's because we are failing as a People. Failing in our personal lives. Individuals are failing. As you are searching for your next hope, do you really see anything up there to grab? Or does everything look like paper mache? We don't have anything for sure. We walk in pitch black and there are holes in the ground. Deep ones. And our heroes are only the image of what heroes are imagined to be in movies and in debates. And the old men brace themselves for the next group of bucks that will push against them. And more fights loom. And someone makes the crowd cheer behind us. And the "image users" fade away, their real intentions never known, but their scars are left behind in the annals of laws and the firm belief that they were good.
We solve nothing in the polls in 2008. The cycle will continue and the nation will still probably exist, for now. But we can fight a Revolution instead. We may turn again. Away from those that believe we should be concerned with what they will inevitably decide to say about us. We The People. We can reach towards those things that make us uncomfortable. And we can learn why. When and why were we afraid? Why do we think that way? Why are we angry? Why do we want to control what people think? Fear and shame were nurtured long ago into this culture and it hides in religions and lodges and school houses and our jobs, anywhere we look to feel that we are the ones that are good. The Revolution is churning inside your mind, and you need to look at the way you've been thinking, in every class of people and every sect of thought induced by circumstance. And so the age of reason dawns, a world beyond Good and Evil, where egos lie in tatters and spirits meld into equality.



ESSAY QUESTIONS

1. How do you personally hinder the Freedom of other people?
-1st prize $120 and promotion through the Featured Articles section of the site.
-2nd and 3rd prize: publication in the Featured Articles section of the site.
ENTRY FEE: $5

2. How can you think more for yourself, without becoming more selfish?
-1st prize $100 and promotion through the Featured Articles section of the site.
-2nd and 3rd prize: publication in the Featured Articles section of the site.
ENTRY FEE: $5

3. Imagine that you are in the complete opposite socio-economic strata you are in now...how would your mind be different, what would you have done, in order to define yourself, to shape yourself into what you imagine is right? And, what makes you so arrogant that you think you could understand what you have not been driven into the ground to support based actually in experiencing?
-1st prize $100 and promotion through the Featured Articles section of the site.
-2nd and 3rd prize: publication in the Featured Articles section of the site.
ENTRY FEE: $5

!ALL ENTRIES RECEIVE! The full e-book version of "The Girl, A Journey in Memories through the Self", as a Thank You for philosophizing with me. And then, we'll likely hold contests when the next two books come out and you can get the whole set for Free.

RULES:
Prizes will be based on my (Pacheco's) perception of your ability to be as honest and genuine, and therefore relevant, as possible. Also, shall you be judged on your ability to be logical and show a sequence of reasons to reach your ultimate point. All sides and reasons will be considered. Extra consideration will be given to those articles that raise more interest in the importance of Universal Freedom and a World without Power.

The judges shall be chosen at random as those articles that Pacheco Humility Foundation chooses will be discussed amongst random Philosophers that can offer additional thoughts for or against the discussion stimulated by your work/s.

No essay should be longer than two pages. Your font size should be 12. Prove your point quickly and stay on task. But feel free to be creative. No stealing. No plagiarism. Thinking is free. And make sure that the articles are ready for print. Style and professionalism count. It should be edited and crisp.

You may enter one essay, no more than one per person, into every category. Each category entered will require an additional entry fee. All entry fees go directly to Pacheco Humility Foundation, A Corporation Sole, and His Successors, in order to promote and expand a Philosophy of Universal Freedom and a World without Power, and therefore may be tax deductible as a charitable religious donation.

Deadline: November 4th, 2008

Late Deadline: Dec. 24, 2008


Winners will be announced, depending on entry levels, hopefully by March 2009.


*Terms and Conditions subject to change, but not likely.

 

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Thursday, July 24, 2008 at 1:00 PM
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Thursday, December 25, 2008 at 12:00 AM (PT)

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