>>15261527

>Normies have been programmed not to question and just to obey.

I'm not sure that's completely accurate. I think there's always been the rat race and hoops you have to jump through, and people had figured out it was the best strategy for them to hold their noses, get through the necessary bullshit as fast as possible, then live their lives in a way that they'll be left alone the most.

I think that he problem now is more like TPTB have ratcheted up the necessary to mandates and made it more pervasive at all stages of a person's life. The holding your nose period (masks?) has gotten so long it isn't a viable strategy anymore. People have to come up with a consensus of a viable alternative now, and that is just going to take time.

If there's a loyal military, then their task now is to hold the fort until the process plays itself out and the people decide on a new normal, on their terms.

That's what the DS is afraid of. The people realizing the conspiracy theories were actually conspiracies, and not theories.

>>15261536

>The Rittenhouse anomaly aside, the Judiciary all the way up to SCOTUS is almost completely comped. How, from such a corrupt legal system, which colluded with media to aid and abet the election steal, do anons honestly expect anything like 'justice' to emerge? I can't see it.

Definitely go along with this. I've thought for the past few years that the straw that brings the normies to ditch the current system will be the realization that the US court system no longer offers restitution. Arrest them all and put them behind bars can only be accomplished by a military that still adheres to their oath of protecting the constitution from enemies foreign and domestic. No institution in the civilian government, as it stands now, can offer redress, they only add to the injustices placed on the populace.

The actual missions of all the government bureaus formed in the past were to solve a specific problem. They're still open. In the real world, if the bureaus were effective, they'd be closing them. They'd all be the Maytag repairman. That would require individuals in those bureaus high minded enough to take pride in the fact that they were working to put themselves out of a job. Not enough of those high-minded types around.