So is "Warthog" a military reference, a Lion King reference, or a reference to where it primarily lives. HINT: it's where Hussein is from kek! Whatever the case, I assume it has to do with the question of Jack's real name or true purpose.
>https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/110202675380109197
How is it normies can't comprehend such evil and depravity though? Never experienced it on a personal level really, but have been fascinated in a historical sense, because what history and news are available to us even still basically confirm humans always had/have a propensity for it. Boggles my mind, but I acknowledge it and doubt much would change that nature over time. Seems something to always keep in the back of the head. But people aren't as worldly as they assume, methinks. Just softer.
"Be as wise as serpents and as harmless as doves."
"Only the paranoid survive."
Why don't the so-called supporter-employees open their mouths then? Apparently Covid taught no one anything important about what these fucks do to the public when given implied consent to things the public mostly disagrees with? Everybody's gonna lose their their precious fucking jobs eventually if they don't grow a spine. And who suffers then? Those kids and grandkids they claim to care about so damn much.
That Americans reacted to Prohibition the way they did, told me everything I needed to know about people in general, in government in particular, even as a fairly naive kid in middle school. Big red pill.
I'm basically there myself. You can be selfless enough to have a family, but still be a clueless, self-consumed, insulated asshole.
It's the threat of losing comfort basically. You generally can find a new job. But the "you can't travel without a vaxx" type shit ruins the warm and fuzzies. People probably hate their lives as they stand anyway…if you take away the warm and fuzzies, where would they be? Still dependent on SSRI's and even moar miserable, on shorter fuses too maybe.
Famatodine is just Pepcid though. If anything, excess acid in the stomach is just a byproduct of bad gut bacteria overgrowth, which supposedly triggers all kinds of inflammatory responses? Something about mast cells and serotonin, I think.