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3 hours ago, Illmatic said:
Yeah anyone who's ever done a sales or marketing job I'm sure can confirm that scary numbers of people just want to be told how it is and told convincingly enough that they don't have to question if they're being played and its all a load of bullshit.
The world has always been like that I suspect. What's different now is the policy-makers haven't had so much open contempt for the public since the 40s. It's true that the globalists have always been there but there has always been pushback, always people causing them problems whether it was in the media or political sphere, so that the authority lovers you describe had more than one avenue of thought even if the possibilities were carefully controlled so as not to be too radical. It seems now though that any kind of checks and balances have been cast aside and we're all aboard and express train to glabalist communist la-la land.
I think the people are acting like they are controlled by a form of Stockholm syndrome
But I also think they're never loyal to any particular authority they're loyal to what they see as the strongest so when they see their masters losing power they will abandon ship they will flock to a new master
It's playground psychology imo
Bullies & victims hierarchy and peer pressure
the people side with whoever they think will be the winner
they have loyalty only to the principal of following the strongest authority
Being part of a majority and following the group
They need to recognise themselves as a free thinking individual to realise they have the ability to form an opinion outside of the established majority group think
If they only perceive themselves as one of the cogs in an established mechanism I don't see how they will make the leap to learn to question all things
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On 11/13/2020 at 4:55 PM, jonesthepost said:
I have to disagree Ziggy; there are masses of people who are so conditioned/brainwashed that in their self righteous blind idiocy, they will be outraged that anyone dares to go against the government line.
Remember, they hold us in as much contempt as some of us, at times, hold for them.
I get a very strong sense of “pride” coming from many COVID enthusiastsI personally believe the dopamine pay off enthusiasts are receiving for their compliance and obedience is often overlooked
these types of people are unable to process information from sources outside their perceived authority bubble
when the average person is given an order or command and they successfully complete the command they are rewarded by a sense of achievement and belongingthey are rewarded for following instructions correctly by a sense of achievement (the warm fuzzy feeling of self righteous winning!
They instantly recognise authority figures and process the information given without question
authority is the definition of correct in their mindsets authority CANNOT be wrong
to free COVID enthusiasts from their controlled mindset would be similar in difficulty to getting a Christian to become atheist
or another persons dog to obey my commands but ignore the commands of its owner/master
or to convince a member of the armed services to disobey an order
i don’t think it’s impossible but an intensive program of retraining and reprogramming would be necessary to remove all the “hooks” that are installed in their minds to replace them with new hooks from a new authority
perhaps these obedient creatures can be taught to abandon their sycophantic ways and think for themselvesfor many I fear this isn’t possible and the best outcome would be for them to be renowned by a new authority
I read a post today from an elderly lady requesting that fellow co-op users wear their masks over their noses correctly
Virus particles can escape via the nose! She gleefully informed
Her post reeked of virtue signaling
Saving people like these virtue signalling self righteous types is a very hard task IMO
they need a replacement authority to worship this current authority has been responsible for giving them the feelings of self worththe pat on the head they require in acknowledgment of their compliance is essential to their functioning
imo you can’t reprogram slaves with information because by definition slaves are oblivious to information
slaves must be reprogrammed by installing a new authority and by removing all the hooks from the previous authority
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22 hours ago, Macnamara said:
The writer of the illuminatus trilogy and founder of discordianism robert anton wilson used to speak of 'reality tunnels'
Different people see the world through different reality tunnels. So if you are an urban atheist democrat voter in the US you might see the world differently to a muslim farmer in afghanistan for example
You have different beliefs, different values and different points of view and your reality tunnel will then affect how you inter-relate with the world
So if you as an individual want to be as much in control of your own decision making you have to analyse the layers of conditioning that have been placed over you since birth so that you can consider the impact those may have on your perceptions and psyche
The general public are in a reality tunnel where they believe that a brand new killr virus is on the loose and that their heroic government are doing all they can to protect the public from this new invisible threat. In their reality tunnel the vaccine is a drug that will protect them from the killer virus and thereby liberate them from their current state of fear
This is why the government are terrorists: because they have unnecessarily placed the public into a state of fear that is disproportionate to any threat
Reality tunnels Sounds very much like schema therapy
The Schema-Focused model was developed by Dr. Jeff Young, who originally worked closely with Dr. Aaron Beck, the founder of Cognitive Therapy. While treating clients at the Center for Cognitive Therapy at the University of Pennsylvania, Dr. Young and his colleagues identified a segment of people who had difficulty in benefiting from the standard approach. He discovered that these people typically had long-standing patterns or themes in thinking, feeling and behaving/coping that required a different means of intervention. Dr. Young's attention turned to ways of helping patients to address and modify these deeper patterns or themes, also known as "schemas" or "lifetraps.
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1 hour ago, AndyJ said:
So all these daft twats muzzling themselves and scrubbing their hands in order to remain "healthy" are now going to line up to be injected with a vaccine which they don't know the contents of. What we really need is a vaccine for the mind virus, the level of cognitive dissonance is off the scale.
i like to call these creatures "lickspittles" they will do anything they're told without question fawning themselves to authority to win favor
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11 minutes ago, Jelly Bean said:
Almost a million pets were culled during world war 2 over fears of food shortages and the risk of the animals getting killed during the war!! It just shows the masses really do share very few brain cells. 'oh my pet might die from a bomb, I'll kill them first so that doesn't happen'. Whats more alarming is it was not done by force, people were lining up to have their pets euthanised by choice, thinking they were doing 'the right thing'.
So its happened before....
That is interesting i've never heard this before
although i am not sure folk back then were as kind to pets children or wives as people are today
it was kind of common in those olden days for people to take their dog out to "get it lost"
i am sure this happens today too but back then it was an acceptable practice
so folk would take their dog out on the false pretense of a regular walk and then abandon the poor fellow
in a location too far away for doggy to know the route home :(
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3 hours ago, Bombadil said:
Pieces of shit
interesting clip i have watched it a few times
its very clear to see that the actual pusher is mr ginger face beard cop
the other cop who did have a hand placed on the piper that the crowd mainly focus their anger on was trying to catch or steady the piper this is clear if the video is watched a few times
might as well focus the attention on the true perpetrator of the crime mr ginger beard cop can be clearly seen using a pushing action with force which could have resulted in serious head injury to the piper
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3 hours ago, oddsnsods said:
Bagpiper assaulted
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1 hour ago, Orange Alert said:
Things have been bad enough in Central London, now as this article indicates it is going to be a commercial wasteland.
Body-blow: London shops, pubs and restaurants “will not survive” lockdown 2.0
Business chiefs sound the alarm as West End footfall crashes by more than half
6/11/2020
The devastation facing central London’s economy is laid bare today as bosses warn some businesses will never emerge from the “body blow” of a second lockdown.
Footfall in the West End was down by 65per cent yesterday on the previous Thursday as the government’s enforced four-week closure of pubs, restaurants, “non-essential” shops and leisure centres came into force.
Business leaders told the Evening Standard that while Chancellor Rishi Sunak’s extension of furlough until April would protect jobs, it will not prevent some already-struggling firms from going under without further support. The new restrictions are forecast to hit the capital’s economy to the tune of £6 billion by December 2.
London shops are mostly owned by "privileged" people aka white devils
do the right thing get on your knees and shop here
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20 hours ago, Fluke said:
It's true. They've been gaslit and they are in a way victims in all this. But Its just getting to me now. And people whoever and however old who are begging for a police state are an enemy. It's one thing to be quiet and scared like some people I know, it's another thing to start shouting for people like me to be in prison.
But you are correct. I know he had dodgy links but an old Timothy Leary quote in a speech called "find the others" he starts off by saying don't listen to this talk if you are over 45. You will be very pissed off. This is for young minds.
It's true. They are stubborn and have had a lifetime of programming. Imagine waking up at 80 something. I'd like to see him in a room with my friend @Ziggy SawdustS
. Might talk some sense I to him.
Interestingly Mr turn on tune in and drop out Leary was 46 when he gave his most famous speech in 1966 he must have seen himself as rather "hip" and not like his "45" year old peers from the same generation Coincidentally I am 46 too like Mr Leary was
I agree that these old gits are the enemy
I also think they are victims too and have been programmed with obedience and fear
This victim status could cause free thinkers with empathy to have sympathetic feelings towards these old "victims"
Personally I feel this is a mistake
having sympathy for someone that wouldn't return the gesture is a very short step from being betrayed
these old fools are highly likely to be "informants" so they're actually dangerous I think they're best avoided when workable
Not all old folk are slave minded and unable to learn new things
When I was young some old people could even program thier own video recorder (VCR) although this was extremely rare
it's very refreshing to see groups of elderly blue haired ladies gossiping together in my local town centre with no regard for masks or social distancing whatsoever
I don't know if they're just rebels or extra clued up on worldly events but it's nice to see
A few months ago an old lady around 70-75 jumped out the way when I was looking for something in Tesco she threw herself into the shelf behind her knocking items onto the floor
"please stay back" she mumbled out of her I'll fitting mask that was exposing her nose
Was a rather unpleasant experience
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15 minutes ago, Fluke said:
Unfortunately silly old sods like the caller here are up and down the country.
Really he is a scared frightened little old man.
And they are the selfish ones aren't they if anyone is in all of this. Have to ruin everyone else's lives because they are petrified of a not very deadly seasonal flu.
i agree but i also think it's not just fear of the novel deadly virus
it's fear of "disobedience" fear of being in a minority (peer pressure)
the older generation were conditioned to be obedient authority worshiping conformists
he most likely feels proud of himself for following commands correctly
and would point out anyone not doing so to the nearest authority figure
"everyone must follow the rules" is his mantra
no acceptation
this man was trained the same way as a dog
when dogs returns a ball or stick successfully they get a dopamine release
repeat the process (repetition is the mother of retention) and a new routine is established
this old man is an old dog that belongs to the state he is government property like a police dog or horse
sadly he is most likely too old to learn any new tricks like thinking for himself
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Very interesting use of a fishing net
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3 minutes ago, Ziggy Sawdust said:
i felt that way too when i found out about all the mean things folk say about Norris Mcwhirter
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8 hours ago, BossCrow said:
Or going out like Tony would be a nice option, if the UK government hadn't restricted my access to this kind of firepower (the bloody cowards that they are).
i also like the scenario from the movie inglourious basterds
small groups of guerrilla soldiers proactively taking the fight to the enemy
100 government scalps would be a nice start
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