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  • Nah, we’re not fucked. It’s just that in the occident, the west, we engineered our society to control those people who cannot think for themselves whilst simultaneously guiding those people waking up to the matrix into the occult, which is a word that just means “hidden,” which is good because the decentralized occidental empire operates as a police state with the New Testament describing a decentralized autonomous organization of secret police at an eighth grade reading level. Things are good. We make them look bad to catch super-bad people, like how that still alive cop, Jeffery Epstein, certainly makes things look bad for that other cop, Donald Trump. Something something sting operation human trafficking, you obviously know how that industry works. If you don’t, I’ll teach you. I’m Epstein’s boss: Qanon.



  • I think there is a time to build up and a time to tear down. True growth only happens when you are outside your comfort zone, but it is perfectly fine and dandy to want to have control over that. At the least, there needs to be a passive force within the system to entice people into growth that can be stepped away from or engaged for general positive growth. There needs to be beneficial governors of men (people).

















  • Impractical_Island@lemmy.worldtoPolitical Memes@lemmy.caVery true
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    29 days ago

    I know what they did to me, and that did drive me crazy, which is great because they trained me to be crazy. I’m a crackhead because I wasn’t good enough to be a pothead, which is a festival cop. Crazy dude on public transit or whatever, doing drugs, mouthing off about how the reptile people have sex with me, how Epstein was a cop/Mossad agent and is alive because of that, and how I poopied my pants. Obviously, I do counterintelligence with the sociological effect on culture all of us doing this have, because I’m totes not a cop, bro.


  • I figured that out 13-14 years ago after I had figured out how to have a life with maximums pleasure and minimum responsibility. Additionally, I figured out lucid dreaming and literally did anything I wanted maybe a third to half of nights. It was hell after a minute. Completely unfulfilling. You gotta have a mission, something bigger than yourself to fight for, and it has to have a significant degree of unpredictability. That makes life fulfilling.


  • I do suffer, but I am doing a bit. I play an autobiographical character to help market my educational art project to theoretical past versions of myself who still suffer as I used to. I guarantee what you perceive does not reflect the nature of my suffering, and “suffering” is not the same as “suffering” when I was young. One thing is certain: my life is not in any way “normal,” and I’ll let the annals of my work speak for me there.