// using anglish https://wordbook.anglish.org/

// using my own words, look at wordbook below

I'm very gleeded by the tongue. It shapes how we view our world. It chooses how we frame everything from the everyday to the All That Is.

As an withermighter (or anarchist if you will), this makes fullstanding sense to me, but it seems like this samspeech is barely touched by anarchists.

Let's not misunderstand, I am not saying the tongue is more weighty than other forthgangs. We need to dream, to do deeds, to wither might, and to folkweight.

But we are not going to make a change, to loken Gaja, if we are using the tongue of our fiends. Because this is what has happened with our tongues over the thousands of years of might.

Might has shaped our tongues so that we don't think clearly. We think of the industrial machine as the Tree of the Machine that can - and has to - grow unendingly to provide for an unendingly greatening folkrime. We speak of the mighty as newthinkers, jobmakers, mankindloving, dreamers, investors and wise. When the Tree of the Machine begrips freeland, it is seen as a loke for the holy tree.

Herethrough when we use a word, we strengthen the framework of that word. For deem, the word civilization was made in the aroundings of trying to overlingen overgrippers. To make it seem like the overgrippers are rightwised to step on others. To miscare for the mansworth of those being stepped upon.

We need to feel our words and bespeak whether they help us, or misguides us. Are our words meltful? Do they match their retching and metings? Does the word meting match with how our world works?

By greatening meltfulness, our thanks will spread more easily. By having our metings match our retching, we will understand our words. By matching our words with the world, our thanks will guide us unto a good path.

wordbook:

• folkrime :: The muchness of a folk.
• tind :: Something that glows a force of life.
• meting :: The weight of a word, for deem the word horse is weighted with all our undergoings with that which we have been told is a horse. overgrippers :: When somebody wield over a folk without their thave.
• overlingen :: To make somebody seem better than others.
• retching :: The meaning of a word.
• samspeech :: Speaking together.
• thank :: To think, but in the past.
• thave: When two players agree upon something.
• tongue :: The forthgang of how folks speak with eachother.
• freeland :: Where the deers roam, the fishes swim, the trees dances in the wind, the bumblebees taste uncountful amounts of flowers.
• withermighter :: Somebody who stands against might, since all might is bad. --