>>6091976 (PB)

There's a whole lot more to human psychology than that, anon. Its not as simple as you are suggesting. We also cannot presume to know what others can or cannot handle. People choose to not pay attention because they don't want to believe anything other than what they think they know, they insult and deride us, they respond to us with violence, they avoid speaking to us altogether. I have experienced all of the above.

There comes a point when we have to set limits on our own expectations about all this and embrace the fact that we can't know or control how people respond. Some people will not open their eyes or minds unless forced to. Its going to come to that. We could attempt to red pill for years and still not break through. Trying to convincing a hardcore lefty of anything is a task. Most of them are never going to listen to anything we say. I think we all know this. It will take a truly big and shocking event to get many of them to pay attention and for them to understand that this is all real.

Some here may begin to lose hope and patience but that doesn't mean that they're not still patriots. Proverbs 13:12 expresses this sentiment perfectly—'Delayed hope makes the heart sick, but fulfilled longing is a tree of life'. Faith is strange that way. Some people will hold on to things forever, and others will hold on for a while and then drift off again if time goes by and they don't see the outcomes that they are expecting. Kinda like what happens to some people of faith who were waiting for the end of the world.