The conformists

[Brad the lad]

Is it just me or has anyone else noticed that it's all the people who have been getting in line and following orders (mask wearing people in general) who are now rushing to try to book flights for holidays or go out clothes shopping?

If you was truly that worried of the virus then surely you would put buying new clothes on hold?

I have family members who have developed agoraphobia but can't wait to get back to work as soon as the Goverment says so.It really does prove just how much hold Goverments have over people and how they really do like to follow orders and be told what to do. Very sad and I must admit I find it very hard when it's family members concerned.

 

[shadowmoon]

25 minutes ago, Brad the lad said:

I have family members who have developed agoraphobia but can't wait to get back to work as soon as the Goverment says so.

 

 

This is the thing that bugs me. ..

 

Its not safe to go out monday, but next tuesday is fine because we were told it is ok now.

what changed..?

[tooth]

15 minutes ago, shadowmoon said:

 

This is the thing that bugs me. ..

 

Its not safe to go out monday, but next tuesday is fine because we were told it is ok now.

what changed..?

 

Our ability to name the problem

[AndyJ]

The interesting thing is people can't see the contradictions in the "guidelines". But when you're full of fear the frontal cortex is offline and it's all fight and flight, rationality and critical thinking are just not present. Removing the fear is key. If people can come to accept that the contagiousness of the virus is bullshit and the death numbers have been manufactured then they may start to see the longer term consequences of their conformity.  

[Jack]

Theynalso changed the minds on zoos opening before it was 4th July now it's changed to 15th June I think.

 

You can now have a visitor if you are a single parent LOL to help stop loneliness from Monday

 

Edited June 10, 2020 by Jack

[owen]

All my 4 siblings are computer programers, being linear type thinkers they all fit into the conformist category. One of my best friends is also a programmer and he also falls for all this shit. Being a newshound hes even worse as he absorbs and believes it all. 

[tooth]

19 minutes ago, owen said:

All my 4 siblings are computer programers, being linear type thinkers they all fit into the conformist category. One of my best friends is also a programmer and he also falls for all this shit. Being a newshound hes even worse as he absorbs and believes it all. 

 

Its an odd feeling isnt it 

 

Talking to people who cant see 

 

 

[TruthSeeker27]

4 hours ago, tooth said:

 

Its an odd feeling isnt it 

 

Talking to people who cant see 

 

 

 

It is and it isn't. I can empathise with them because I myself was only truly awakened when the plandemic hit. So much has changed for me in the last three months. But if I cast my mind back, I can remember that feeling of not understanding, of not truly getting it. I think this helps me when trying to wake others up, because I just imagine that I'm talking to myself pre-awakening. I say the kind of things that might have impacted old me.

 

Ultimatley, though, deep down I always knew something was rotten in regards to the way this world works. I knew something wasn't right. I think if you're truly asleep it's no good. In that case, with those sort of people, I don't think there's much hope of waking them up. The person has to be, at the very least, open minded to the possibility of it. If they're too closed minded there's no hope for them.

Edited June 11, 2020 by TruthSeeker27

[KingKitty]

4 hours ago, tooth said:

 

Its an odd feeling isnt it 

 

Talking to people who cant see 

 

 

Used to feel odd. Now it's friggin' scary.

[zArk]

16 hours ago, KingKitty said:

Used to feel odd. Now it's friggin' scary. 

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Its an odd feeling isnt it 

 

Talking to people who cant see  

 

 

Edited June 11, 2020 by zArk

[Grumpy Owl]

21 hours ago, AndyJ said:

The interesting thing is people can't see the contradictions in the "guidelines".

 

"Pre-hack" I posted a thread with something I copied and pasted from something I saw on Facebook, which in a parody-way ripped the government 'guidelines' to shreds.

 

For instance, I'm not allowed to go and visit my parents. But delivery drivers can go to my parents' house to deliver a parcel. A plumber or electrician can actually go into my parents house, if there is any work that needs doing.

 

And likewise, I'm allowed to travel on the bus at the moment without wearing any face covering. But after Sunday, I must wear a face covering, otherwise I am putting other peoples' lives at risk.

21 hours ago, Jack said:

Theynalso changed the minds on zoos opening before it was 4th July now it's changed to 15th June I think.

 

 

That's the one that makes me chuckle the most. "From June 15th you can go and visit strange animals being kept in captivity, but you must not visit strange humans being kept in captivity"

[Avoiceinthecrowd]

I have heard it described as societal Stockholm syndrome.

[motleyhoo]

17 hours ago, TruthSeeker27 said:

 

It is and it isn't. I can empathise with them because I myself was only truly awakened when the plandemic hit. So much has changed for me in the last three months. But if I cast my mind back, I can remember that feeling of not understanding, of not truly getting it. I think this helps me when trying to wake others up, because I just imagine that I'm talking to myself pre-awakening. I say the kind of things that might have impacted old me.

 

Ultimatley, though, deep down I always knew something was rotten in regards to the way this world works. I knew something wasn't right. I think if you're truly asleep it's no good. In that case, with those sort of people, I don't think there's much hope of waking them up. The person has to be, at the very least, open minded to the possibility of it. If they're too closed minded there's no hope for them.

 

Back around 2003 or so, I was searching around the internet looking for something or another when I stumbled onto this old bbs style hacker site that had a folder full of free books and essays.  I opened one by some guy named David Icke, who was talking about crazy shit like conspiracies, cabals, bloodlines and reptilians.  Nonsense.  2005, I have a near fatal heart attack, and NDE, and come out of it a spiritually changed person.  Long story short, I remembered that David Icke essay and got one of his books.  Everything in it resonated with me and my world has never been the same.  I now feel like I'm walking around in a sea of blind people.

 

[Brad the lad]

3 hours ago, motleyhoo said:

 

Back around 2003 or so, I was searching around the internet looking for something or another when I stumbled onto this old bbs style hacker site that had a folder full of free books and essays.  I opened one by some guy named David Icke, who was talking about crazy shit like conspiracies, cabals, bloodlines and reptilians.  Nonsense.  2005, I have a near fatal heart attack, and NDE, and come out of it a spiritually changed person.  Long story short, I remembered that David Icke essay and got one of his books.  Everything in it resonated with me and my world has never been the same.  I now feel like I'm walking around in a sea of blind people.

 

 

There is definitely something very empowering about having knowledge and not just for the brain either.Truth/knowledge and Love go hand in hand.

I know exactly what you mean because It does feel like I'm in a scene from the film 'They live' sometimes.

[Lizard Spirit]

Reading all the comments, and have similar thoughts and feelings.  

 

Who can go in and out of your parents house sounds like some kind of Monty Python Levitical Parody.  

[TruthSeeker27]

5 hours ago, motleyhoo said:

 

Back around 2003 or so, I was searching around the internet looking for something or another when I stumbled onto this old bbs style hacker site that had a folder full of free books and essays.  I opened one by some guy named David Icke, who was talking about crazy shit like conspiracies, cabals, bloodlines and reptilians.  Nonsense.  2005, I have a near fatal heart attack, and NDE, and come out of it a spiritually changed person.  Long story short, I remembered that David Icke essay and got one of his books.  Everything in it resonated with me and my world has never been the same.  I now feel like I'm walking around in a sea of blind people.

 

 

In a sense, this is exactly the same as my experience. I didn't have an NDE, but I did come close to death (suicide), and that's when I had my first awakening, my spiritual awakening, really. I didn't know much about David's work at all. I knew of him, but like you, just heard a few things about him and just dismissed him based on that. But when this whole madness struck the world at the beginning of the year, I found myself remembering his name and being drawn to his work. It was as though a voice was telling me to seek out David Icke, and so I did. And when I actually listened to the man, I realised that the things he were saying were things that I had actually long suspected. I knew the world wasn't as straightforward as many people believe it to be, I always knew that powers existed beyond what the average person knows about. David just spoke to my soul and, in doing so, completed my awakening.

 

But yeah, walking around in a sea of blind people is a perfect way of putting it. But I don't want to judge them too harshly, or give up hope altogether, because it wasn't so long ago that I was one of those blind people myself.