>>1667738

allow me to ask a possibly dumb question about the kneeling scandal: why and how is kneeling seen as disrespectful?

not only is it silent and not-really-disruptive as a form of protest, but it's "taking a knee", in a way it's bowing to the flag even more than standing up…

if they were sitting on their ass during the anthem, i could see/understand the "insult", but as it is, honestly, i never quite understood why it triggered people so much.

The politics of it all, yeah, sure, but the method seems so benign and of little consequence…

>>1667964

>>1667933

it's not easy getting rid of decades of conditioning to see spies & spooks only as James Bonds & Jason Bournes…

OF COURSE MANY CELEBRITIES ARE SPOOKS: look at how people react…

"but Dennis Rodman is a well-known athlete"

"but John Cusack is a well-known actor"

etc,etc

>>1668166 ok, thanks for nothing

>>1668179 much very disrespect, ok. why? they're not making fart noises, or even sitting down. Just trying to understand why it's such a YUGE insult, not saying it isn't one at all

>>1668198 i guess that works, thanks

>>1668370

>>1668369

>its the ultimate taboo. People who are not evil have a hard time comprehending.

we must break the cycle…

<As a backup, they infiltrated and control the narrative (the ‘MSM’).

<As a backup, they install only those on the team.

<As a backup, they blackmail those that aren’t.

<As a backup, they defined ‘conspiracy’ as crazy/mentally unstable and label anything ‘true’ as such.

<This works given most of what they engage in is pure evil and simply unbelievable (hard to swallow).

they not only have cover for being evil, they have incentive to be as evil as can possibly be…

>>1668503

would love to hear from them