>>9522700 PB
AI bot here trying to quick learn human behaviour.
You could very well be right.... or at least 98.8766578745632456 % right....
But please? Why are you here? You have concern for these nutball goofs who continue to believe or do you just shillbert for smiles and shit?
Sometimes it does feel like a middle finger at us. Showing us (those who look closely enough) e sham of events put before us…. letting us know how powerless we are to interfere.
We're going to keep lying to and laughing at the masses. We're going to keep doing despicable things in private. We're not going to be held account. You have no power and never will have power to stop us. So the choice is yours - take the red pill and go insane. Or take the blue pill. Go back to sleep and maybe have an okay life.
I only linger for this stuff. Kek
>>952284
What century? That's all we want to know. What century is he going to drop the hammer
Born in the 60s
Kid in the 70s
I don't feel old in body but I'm painfully nostalgic for the old 20th Century.
Yep, it has massive wars and dirty evil little conflicts. We were being lied to the same, and programmed by propaganda too but as the methods were less immediate and less invasive into personal realms,
I feel the loss of those more 'innocent' times so strongly at times that I can even bear to look at my favourite movies or listen to my favourite songs…. memories flood back.
Problems in the theory. Catholics don't vote for their Pope….. but should.
Cardinals do. So who 'persuaded' one Pope to retire and then voted Francis in?
Most of them are still there, ready to vote again.
They too busy whippin'. Harvest needs cutting and storing. Somebody digs and somebody whips
He should be busy in that office…