>>16006686 (pb)
Christians "being right about everything" is akin to your average person observing someone else's erratic and society-damaging behavior and calling it out for what it is. Cernovich sold the pandemic harder than any other, and as other anons said, he sold the vaccine, and now berates anyone that fell for the MSM narratives about both it and the pandemic. He is a grifter, but not how people think, and he's also serving a specific function in all this. Once you see it, he's easy to ignore as he's just part of the noise and fog meant to distract you from looking at the man behind the man behind the man behind the curtain. Same with Adams, and many, many others. As a matter of fact, Cernovich is a lot like Adams in that regard. Present a problem, and sell a solution. Then later come back and call everyone stupid for falling for that solution; all the while blocking anyone that calls him out for doing so (he likes to brag that he has over 10k blocked accounts on twitter and explains it's because these people simply aren't ready to have conversations with him over the platform).
But, if you take some of Cernovich's posts at face value, there's some wisdom there. Getting back to that crazy 80s Christians post, he's spot on. But they weren't right because Jesus told them the truth and God lives in their hearts. They were right because their religious ideology aligned with conservative values as a matter of happenstance. This doesn't mean Christians and their multiple denominations are one true belief system. It's more of an evolution of belief as it aligns with "what works" in society. Cernovich is just exploiting that observation without going into detail because he knows it'll serve his intentions later on when he calls people out for being dumbasses for diving into Christianity head first as the plan plays out and strikes some fear/doubt into people looking for answers to the "riddle of life".
In a way, you sort of have to give some props to him. He's an utter jackass, but once you see his play, it's really difficult to not be entertained by it. But again, once you call him out on it, he instablocks you so the fun sort of goes away. He absolutely has to keep his grift going, and that's the part that still makes anon ponder WTAF is going on with him and a few others. It also shows just how easy it is to toss out some random bullshit in the midst of a load of other bullshit and still troll people along; at least those with short memories.