Yeah I'm pretty thick skinned. I'll listen to criticism if it is helpful, and gives specifics for how to be better. But usually I will just ignore the very small amount of negative comments I receive (which are usually along the lines of "what good are signs? it's too late for that" rather than criticism of the work itself). I just felt it necessary to respond to your initial reply, because I didn't want the false allegation of selling merchandise to stand and cause possible trouble with the moderators for violating forum rules. And since your account was new, I suspected a troll at play. In a way, though, there was a silver lining, in that you discovered some new resources to use to fight the media blackout, and I gained a new ally to help take them to where they will be seen and change minds. :-)
I almost mentioned the woman killed at the Capitol in my last response too, as a possible source of distress adding to the tension on this site. That is so sad! She was a patriot, and if you look at her twitter account, was a huge fan of Trump, RSBN, Lin Wood, and others that are popular here. There was no reason for them to fire on her, especially when in the same city they let Antifa-BLM burn down a historical church and cause full-blown riots with no repercussions at all mere months ago.
Your last paragraph is very interesting and I believe accurate in describing the internet as "the horse that got out the barn door." They probably forsaw the ability to track, but grossly underestimated the awakening that has happened, much to their detriment. They have tried to get it back under control by promoting distractions like social vanity sites and ubiquitous obscene material on-demand. But the lure of the truth is too strong in most of us, causing redpills to rise and public trust in centralized power and centralized communications to crumble.
Once again, I am glad you apologized, because otherwise, I would have been left with a much different opinion of you based on only the first reply! Keep up the pressure, keep the faith, and never surrender! :-)
Yeah I'm pretty thick skinned. I'll listen to criticism if it is helpful, and gives specifics for how to be better. But usually I will just ignore the very small amount of negative comments I receive (which are usually along the lines of "what good are signs? it's too late for that" rather than criticism of the work itself). I just felt it necessary to respond to your initial reply, because I didn't want the false allegation of selling merchandise to stand and cause possible trouble with the moderators for violating forum rules. And since your account was new, I suspected a troll at play. In a way, though, there was a silver lining, in that you discovered some new resources to use to fight the media blackout, and I gained a new ally to help take them to where they will be seen and change minds. :-)
I almost mentioned the woman killed at the Capitol in my last response too, as a possible source of distress adding to the tension on this site. That is so sad! She was a patriot, and if you look at her twitter account, was a huge fan of Trump, RSBN, Lin Wood, and others that are popular here. There was no reason for them to fire on her, especially when in the same city they let Antifa-BLM burn down a historical church and cause full-blown riots with no repercussions at all mere months ago.
Your last paragraph is very interesting and I believe accurate in describing the internet as "the horse that got out the barn door." They probably forsaw the ability to track, but grossly underestimated the awakening that has happened, much to their detriment. They have tried to get it back under control by promoting distractions like social vanity sites and ubiquitous obscene material on-demand. But the lure of the truth is too strong in most of us, causing redpills to rise and public trust in centralized power and centralized communications to crumble.
Once again, I am glad you apologized, because otherwise, I would have been left with a much different opinion of you based on only the first reply! Keep up the pressure, keep the faith, and never surrender! :-)