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I enjoyed Aurelius.
I have an issue or two with his framing of objective vs subjective, but I can ultimately see the correlation which you're pointing to.
He appeared to have an appreciation for one of the main tenants of Hermeticism, "as above, so below" or, as Christians would say it, "on Earth as it is in Heaven" (that's totally just a coincidence, though; we definitely shouldn't think any more about that).
If there are things you're unprepared for, you're likely best off sticking to people you can trick in to learning info on their own.
Direct refutation of someone's perspective is rarely effective or beneficial to the target.
Until you can demoralize them with overwhelming refutation of whatever they present in a calm, inviting manner that prompts curiosity, you're wasting your time trying with people who have entrenched beliefs.
Besides, we don't want people who've already made up their mind. They have to be shown the hard way. Instead, we people who still haven't made up their mind. However, instead of charging them full on and throwing out fact after fact, you must ask them questions, encourage them to find out the answers to things on their own, walk them through verification methods and ultimately ensure they keep building on the foundation they first develop.
People rarely come to these realizations on their own, but coaxing them in to doing it themselves, especially without noticing you're "helping them", can be much more effective than simple argumentation.
Good luck, anon!
"Jews" are wonderful tools because they have something called "Chutzpah". Sure, this seems like a bland joke appealing to the older crowd, but it's true.
"Jews" teach their children through verbal tradition or otherwise that the rest of the world and its various ideologies are cattle or "goyim". In so doing, they develop a superiority complex in their children, which often makes it easy to manipulate them such that they can be molded in to a particular position that serves the machine of "Jewish"/Zionist industry.
This is hardly saying much, however, as plenty more needs explained.
See, the Hebrews were indebted to the Rothschild/Baur (English Royals as well as a couple more too) family in the wake of the Balfour Declaration, so they've been being inserted in Western Media, Economic and Law Industries ever since as a more overt set of pawns. In the same way that the families utilize Hebrew influence, they also employ and manicure Masonic influence (and its various forms).
The families hardly agree on anything with regularity, much like their mirrored subordinates, but they agree on specific things, like how they'd be ever so bothered by the profane/goyim/cattle coming to any specific realizations about things they shouldn't notice. So, beyond being unified by that measure, we can't really expect them to agree upon a whole lot more.
Rome (okay, fine, "The Vatican") fits in there somewhere too
Anyway, it's not quite as complicated as you might think.
Uh…
"Son's mother"?
You seem might confused, my man. Either you're a degenerate cuck calling someone's kid your son or you purposefully avoided saying "wife" for some weird reason.
Once of the biggest confusions mankind has suffered was the very idea of a "higher power".
(You) are not your body, anon.
You're here for good reason.
Well, good news for you, anon, my life hasn't been sunshine and rainbows either.
Don't mistake our humor for lack of empathy. After all, we all made it here for a reason.
You shouldn't fret, anon. Things are looking up these days.
That's tragic, anon. That must have really sucked for your children.
I guess it's a good thing we aren't made nor broken by our parents' mistakes. Hopefully your children have learned from yours, though.
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>There's a message within and each will find it in their own time.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PtE10YN1kDU