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Lack-of-possessiveness in the public-thought is dangerous

 "Just got back from the gym."
"Got married."
"Went to Narnia and came back alive with a coat of many colors."
 

I've noticed recently that many people are dropping the possessive, "I" to communicate with each other; it's as if the public is afraid to be possessive, or own anything, because agenda 30 is programming the masses via mind-control tactics such as "you'll be poor and not own anything, but you'll be happy." Or "we're all in this [whatever mess that is] together."  or "the war on carbon [you]"

Possessives are boundaries. If your whirld, which is your verb-manifestation of your thoughts, lacks possessives, your world cannot be in your best interest; it will always be invisibly in someone else's best-[in]terest; those who would like you to be silent, mocked, and [a]liens [no-land-owners].
 
"As it is written so it is done." Truth is only communicated between two people if it is in writing, and correct, and a correct-sentence requires [pre]positions, possessives, one verb and facts. 





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