My understanding is that Q wants us to figure out how to do stuff without being told.
This isn't a day care center.
On the street, at the wedding, on the beach on the surf, or in the mountains on snow shoes, or down at the mall by the river, in the park with team and the fans, in the stands, we are all the same in very many ways.
Equality.
we are a team that isn't orgnaized to be a group think hive.
think for yourself.
I didnt' watch it so I wouldn't have to see it, you seem to have studied it in detail.
you realize it was all a mock, they were performing a stage act. It had no power as a 'ritual' as you say unless the people would see it that way.
if anything it may lionize people into saying 'yecch, this shit sucks, look at what that . . . woman was doing . . . ' and reject it all the way, take her music and donate it to the trash compactor and not let children hear it, and move on with their lives.
I've stopped caring about the Superbowl half time show, did I ever care about it?
I like football. I support the men who play it and the fans. To have to drag around all this 'fake' culture to pay for it disrespects them.
Let them play ball and not have to be political or 'socially conscious' as part of the event.
They can try and summon what they delude and what do they get instead? They get the frogs of war! REEEEEEEE!!!!
I'm sure that very many parents directed that their children could watch the game, but not the half time show.
Some of them probably didn't let the kids see the game because of the half-time show.
adults think for themselves.
you really believe this 'hypnotized sheep' model of the American Citizen?
everyone can be in that suggestive state.
in some jobs they look for those who are most 'susceptible' to that.
People aren't really sheep, anon. People do think on their own. And we don't need your help in understanding how people behave. You only see the 'sheep' aspect. I see the frog aspect too. And the fox aspect. And the squirrel aspect. And the bear. I see that parent bear and parent is saying to kids 'no, we're turning off the TV till the game comes back on' and they have a teachable moment.
Pete and Abby encountered each other at Woodstock.