Listening to some podcasts from the covid era and it reminded me that it was not just the cult of covidiots that fell for a ton of bullshit. Far too many who saw through the lies of the official narrative are no better than those who believed it. We had all kinds of moronic psyops that worked all too well. Things like the bluetooth people, the magnetic people, the graphene self-assembling nanobot bs (or was it graphene oxide or maybe graphene razors) and my favorite of all of them all, the EBS / 5G ZombiEbolApocalypse clown show. Maybe you saw through lies of the official narrative, but if you fell for the rest (and others I may have forgotten about), maybe shut the hell up about what others fell for. And you damn well know who you are, and you most certainly never admitted error, you just moved on and pretended it never happened.
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Assuming I dont know what I am talking about as well as replying with some screed that I highly doubt was writen by you.
wtf. I assumed nothing. Did you even read what I wrote?
This was written on my phone outside of my lawn while I was chilling and smoking a blunt with no help of AI or anything of that sort.
Whatever man. If you’re this hellbent on assuming malice, I’ll leave this conversation.
> I'm not attacking you in any way. If you checked it all out and decided it's all bunk, I get that. If you didn't as thoroughly and think it's too insane to be true, all good.
I mean, how do you even arrive at the conclusion that I came into this with the assumption of you having no idea what you’re talking about?
What about that entire note is the giveaway for it “not being written by me”?
I’m really trying to understand.
I've heard that so often but since just a few people actually spend all that time, what are the others doing? What's actually doable that's actionable? Who is doing something more efficient? I'm not one to direct the people so I rather spend my time and doing something to better my understanding of at least my reality. So what's actually gained by whomever when I "waste my time" instead of doing... what exactly?
The argument reminds me of the "this is impossible because too many people would know and some would expose it" narrative which also aims to ridicule anyone interested in looking deeper into any of this stuff.
Media and the state and who knows what secret societies manipulate the line between being paranoid and curious.
Those of us who suspect foul play are the new historians and investigative journalists and slip stream writers all rolled into one.
