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I suppose this is a tried and tested Stalinist method to deal with their political opposition.
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As the definition of mentally ill expands to anyone who doesn’t care to think or do as those doing the killing, the result is a homogeneous state. Obviously extreme measures would be required to pull this off… the frog in a pot of cold water with a flame underneath. Bureaucracies exist to blame the process not an individual or group.
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They seem to have got their inspiration from Kortau.
The Canadian morality is so degraded that even veterans who served to protect Canadians for decades, received a seminar for considering MaId.
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An update version the Guillotine, in policy form?
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On the one hand, there seems to be a push on the “Hate” stuff (to try to goad everyone to hate everyone else); besides the uglification of public spaces (to make everyone depressed); and on the other, they are really going all out on the MaId promo. There is a very weird vibe emanating throughout the country.
All of us are being tested right now, spiritually…
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AND, they’re killing us with pesticides…
AND, God knows what else.
They’re killing their own people.
No accident.
They know what they’re doing.
I wonder when the tables turn…?
How they’ll motalize it’s wrong?
When, its what they’ve been doing…
For Too D___ Long!?
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That is a good question!
I wonder that myself – and also the role of a beautiful inner and outer spiritual practice in helping give those tables a nudge…
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Agree, create abnormal conditions, and target dissidents who respond in a normal way, as being insane whicle the majority of brainwashed and frightened normies fail to object to targeting and worse, and will only support what they are informed about by the MSM and in fact will feel relieved that the stressors of dissent are removed from their respective psyches.
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I think there are indicators of that movement alraedy. Gen Z are not accepting the restrictness and the illogocal non sense, particuarly as it impinges on their experience of their preferred reality.
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I’m not yet sure what to make of Gen Z — I’ve met bright and sharp people of that generation; and also some people who seem to lack a spark, and other good people who are simply resigned to the world in which they find themselves with no time on their hands to try to understand what’s going on (because they’re simply exhausted working three jobs to try and make their rental payments). And several friends are dealing with psychotic and suicidal and nihilistic young people in their families, who have lost all sense of reason, perhaps from a sense of deep despair and lack of hope in any kind of benign future.
The other day, I was reading an article with a somewhat different take on Gen Z – and have to admit, that sometimes I have come across the, what the article described as, “seemingly unfeeling gaze” that comes out of the eyes of some people. Not everyone, but some…
That article goes on laying blame again (BLAMING is an ongoing theme in my country), on older people this time, for what the younger people are experiencing. There’s a continual BLAMING tactic being deployed, towards everyone, to set up a Hating Field, instead of focusing on spiritual development that all of us need to imagine the kind of world we want, and to expend our energies in creating something beautiful and livable for everyone.
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This same trend has been observed across the EU. Gen Z’s future with the Catholic Church - America Magazine
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Now the Church has to do its part,
and get out of politicizing and…
straying too far, from Church tradition
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