What will make us come together?

[IdeomotorPrisoner]

What will make us come together?

I dont know, but I don't think cult leaders have worked out thus far...

[Sky727]

When the aliens reveal themselves on earth, maybe then we can all fight and agree as one race - humans. But when that times happens, count me out,  as I will be robbing a Krispy Kreme store because I know it will be my last meal.

As things are progressing (even after a pause during this presidency) the woke crowd might take back over and then... An Android who wants to have babies and offering the Borg Tea and Crumpets when they arrive ...

[putnam6]

What will make us come together?

I dont know, but I don't think cult leaders have worked out thus far...

[Video: https://youtu.be/45cYwDMibGo?si=L6x8ukE4SbiXtJJ2]

Do you really think aliens care about human politics?

Because the thread's premise mentions aliens

[DBCowboy]

When the aliens reveal themselves on earth, maybe then we can all fight and agree as one race - humans. But when that times happens, count me out,  as I will be robbing a Krispy Kreme store because I know it will be my last meal.

As an OP goes, this fucking rocks!

 

[Quantum12]

As an OP goes, this ****ing rocks!

 

Is that you in the hat? I like what you found! This OP does rock!

[BeyondKnowledge]

Joking or not, that is close to how I look at it as well.

So, how do we exploit our lowly status...

When we finally get off this rock more than just barely touching space, they are going to attack or run away in fear. Humanity will spread like a virus if they don't wipe us out.

[Caligurl]

I have been to that ET Beef Jerky store. Maybe the cow mutilations have something to do with this.

[argentus]

In all reported contacts -- has anyone actually been harmed?

They report medical experiments -- but are returned unharmed.

Billy Meier (believe him or not) -- wouldn't keep his mouth shut -- so the off-planet beings left.

What about the nuclear rocket silos?  Supposedly they were mysteriously disabled.

Hostility doesn't seem to be the intent.

Although -- I do wonder what they think of our violent portrayals of them.

You make good points.   Dr. John Mack. whom you might remember conducted dozens of hypnosis interviews with abductees, paints a picture of beings that aren't so much malevolent, as they seem without compassion, at least from a human perspective.   Of course, you might compare them to humans darting and tagging wild beasts for the purpose of tracking them and their movements, and imagining the terror of the animals.  

Also, you may remember from ATS's AMA series, Sgt. Clifford Stone, who seemed more fearful of our government than the EBEs, however he told of several species that were malevolent, and several that were benevolent.    I think nature must be like that:  Good and bad creatures, in the reference parameters of "good" being those which didn't prey upon other species.    In that measurement data set, humans would have to be classified as "not good".   

I suppose it depends upon the point of perspective.   To the fish we ate for dinner, we are evil beings.

[putnam6]

When we finally get off this rock more than just barely touching space, they are going to attack or run away in fear. Humanity will spread like a virus if they don't wipe us out.

You do know that's got book or movie potential...

I have no doubt we are a virus, and the Galactic Federation has been fearing our escape since Roswell

[Caligurl]

This book might help with distinguishing good from bad aliens. I am not sure what to make of this book but its more then I knew before reading it.

https://ia902906.us.archive.org/13/items...k_text.pdf