What I have seen is it frightens them, for if they have to accept that the virus is a lie, or the vaccine is meaningless then they have to start accepting a lot of other truths that directly contradict what they have believed for all their lives, it is tough.
I stopped believing the press and govt way back with Vietnam, 9/11 was the final nail in the coffin when I realized there were no planes. There was a fantastic video by a special effects company owner that has been pulled now that showed that the planes hitting the towers were faked and he proved it. He offered 100,000 to anyone who could disprove what he said.
But I thought the corruption was only in and by the intel agencies, now I realize how broad, how deep, how all pervasive the corruption watching what has been done to Trump.
Absolutely. People are very resistant to change to begin with, and in my rather clumsy attempts to "enlighten" my friends and family, I was essentially pulling the fabric of their reality out from under them. My late husband---a Scottish Newfie prepper who purposely came to Texas from Canada because he admired the fiercely independant spirit of the people here (and that they are all armed)---sent me down a few rabbit holes, but for me (at that time) it was less about politics and more about how toxic our food and water and medicine is. I was mad and horrified, but I was determined to learn how to eat clean, how to use food and herbs as medicine, how to make my own cleaning products, etc.
I naively assumed that others would want to know the truth also. But when I tried to share what I was learning with others, I lost friends as a result because I offended them when I didn't want to eat their food, and they labelled me a consp theorist. I think my seemingly rigid choices made them uncomfortable---they didn't want to think about it because then they would have to take responsilbity for their health, rather than just take a pill.
I accept that I am indeed a conspiracy theorist. Only...the theories are proving true.
Just before replying had a chat with my grandson who despite me showing him the coroners report on Floyd showing he died of a drug overdose still feels the police neck hold ultimately killed him. I do agree that if they had been able to get him to a hospital he might have lived but given he was resisting arrest not much could be done.
However he is now willing to accept that Antifa are always prone to violence so we have gotten that far.
What I have seen is it frightens them, for if they have to accept that the virus is a lie, or the vaccine is meaningless then they have to start accepting a lot of other truths that directly contradict what they have believed for all their lives, it is tough. I stopped believing the press and govt way back with Vietnam, 9/11 was the final nail in the coffin when I realized there were no planes. There was a fantastic video by a special effects company owner that has been pulled now that showed that the planes hitting the towers were faked and he proved it. He offered 100,000 to anyone who could disprove what he said. But I thought the corruption was only in and by the intel agencies, now I realize how broad, how deep, how all pervasive the corruption watching what has been done to Trump.
Absolutely. People are very resistant to change to begin with, and in my rather clumsy attempts to "enlighten" my friends and family, I was essentially pulling the fabric of their reality out from under them. My late husband---a Scottish Newfie prepper who purposely came to Texas from Canada because he admired the fiercely independant spirit of the people here (and that they are all armed)---sent me down a few rabbit holes, but for me (at that time) it was less about politics and more about how toxic our food and water and medicine is. I was mad and horrified, but I was determined to learn how to eat clean, how to use food and herbs as medicine, how to make my own cleaning products, etc.
I naively assumed that others would want to know the truth also. But when I tried to share what I was learning with others, I lost friends as a result because I offended them when I didn't want to eat their food, and they labelled me a consp theorist. I think my seemingly rigid choices made them uncomfortable---they didn't want to think about it because then they would have to take responsilbity for their health, rather than just take a pill.
I accept that I am indeed a conspiracy theorist. Only...the theories are proving true.
Here's another one Trump alluded to and everyone thought he was just a poor speller. No. He has been dropping clues and hints since day one: https://projectspeak.net/the-covfefe-code-why-so-many-in-hollywood-are-afflicted-how-it-relates-to-coronavirus
Just before replying had a chat with my grandson who despite me showing him the coroners report on Floyd showing he died of a drug overdose still feels the police neck hold ultimately killed him. I do agree that if they had been able to get him to a hospital he might have lived but given he was resisting arrest not much could be done. However he is now willing to accept that Antifa are always prone to violence so we have gotten that far.
Whoa, that is quite a link. Thank you!