>>543701

Yes, glad to hear this viewpoint. It's easy to enjoy pointing out the faults of 'other groups' while refusing to face how we ourselves failed.

Another aspect of the phenomenon, IMO, is how each younger generation is getting hit harder & younger with more & mnore programming, but a higher percentage of each new generation is waking up faster. It may turn out that the attempt to keep 'boiling the frogs more quickly' will drive more of the frogs to jump out of the pot before it's too late for them.

>>543770

It seems that there must be rules in (((their))) playbook, about what type of people (((they))) are allowed to straight out attack, such as:

Prisoners, homeless, veterans, orphans, anyone who speaks out publicly against corruption, etc.

Do you guys know more about their rulebook regarding this, and any sauces to look at?

>>543783

Sorry to say, but this is the type of self-serving thinking that prevents people from realizing they are being exploited by the system of control. Remember in the Matrix trilogy when Neo figured out that the architect planned from the beginning to use Neo's rebelliousness to achieve a predefined goal that benefits the system?

I'm sure you're less asleep than 99% of the US public, just by the fact that you're in here on a Saturday night. But it doesn't make sense for people here to be proud of the fact that they can't admit how they have been damaged and used.

Are you telling me you never got played by the system in any of the following common ways:

Married for the wrong reasons, ended up divorced, had kids who have messed up lives, worked a job you hated just to pay bills, wasted money at a casino, abused drugs or alcohol, wasted time & money rooting for a professional sports team, believed in a political candidate's promises that he never fulfilled, etc? I hope I don't need to continue with the examples.