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Anonymous ID: 3e9147 Aug. 13, 2025, 12:57 p.m. No.23463247   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>3307

This came up last night. Considering we are in a spiritual war, I wanted to know if this is part of it and if you have any theories on what's happening in this particular situation. I know we all live in different locations, but I want to know if you are experiencing this too. I live in the same place I grew up, been here my whole life. When I'd walk the neighborhood or water my lawn, or be out and about, I would say "hello" or "good morning" to strangers I'd pass by, if they were looking at me as we passed. I always felt like we were building community and bettering our society when you'd greet a passerby. I started noticing about 15 or 20 years ago that people weren't responding anymore, but it's not like they were just ignoring me. They would be looking deep, right into my eyes, locked onto my eyes and when I would smile and say "hi" they would frown or scowl and then look away. This is pretty much a constant now in the neighborhood I grew up in, and it's so sad. If they weren't looking at me and I said hi, I would understand that some people are just in their own world, but they are staring at me and when I say hi, they scowl and look away. I once heard the UFC fighter Tito Ortiz say that he actually moved his entire family across the Country because he was sick and tired of "watering his lawn and someone walking by is looking right at him and he said hi and they looked away and kept walking. He said that started happening so much he gave up on his own home-town to move. I haven't heard if it's different in his new location. Does anybody have any theories on what's happening? I would just assume I live in a bad place if I was new but I grew up here, I remember what it used to be like, with people greeting each other. Someone once said that Witches or Satanists intentionally go around doing this behavior to get a community to stop with kind greetings but I have no evidence of that. Any help would be appreciated. One last thing, I know in Japan, they don't greet strangers in public streets, but if you're friends it's different, but that's Japan's culture not ours. I long for the good old days, or if there are communities that still say "hi," I would 100% be willing to move there away from my lifetime hometown, that's how important it is to me. Thanks for your thoughts.