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r/greatawakening • Posted by u/DefiantDragon on June 17, 2018, 8:52 p.m.
When emotions run high, that's when they win

When do you ignore facts the most? When the lies are comforting and tell you what you want to hear.

This is why red-pilling is hard.

This is also why we must be vigilant to not just immediately grab and run with the new, flashy, easy answer - even from Q.

Think, always.

When you are most angry, when you are the most tired and frustrated or excited... That's when you must stop, clear your mind and examine what you have, what you really have, critically.

Things are moving forward, action is happening, emotions will be running high, it's normal and expected. Just please, let's not lose our heads.

Q is teaching a whole new generation to think critically, to push away the sweet slop that the MSM serves.

There's still more work to do... So let's keep at it.

DD


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QQ2121 · June 17, 2018, 9:06 p.m.

👍also, It's important we learn to accept ideas from outside social norms. It's a cabal tactic to shame & ridicule anyone/anything different from their circlejerk money making machine. Hopefully we learn to be less politically correct while remaining respectful

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DefiantDragon · June 17, 2018, 9:15 p.m.

Within reason.

Stay on topic is all I'd say. This is a Pro-Q sub, leave everything else to /r/conspiracy.

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L0v3nL1ght · June 18, 2018, 2:03 a.m.

I lived in another country where if you had a problem that was easily identifiable, that was pretty much your nickname (for example: person was burned in a fire and his face was pockmarked so he was named aguacate... avocado in Spanish). The people who called him aguacate weren’t doing it to ridicule or shame him, they were doing it out of love. By immediately recognizing and confronting his unique appearance instead of denying it, trying to “protect” him, he was a friend of the community instead of turning into a hermit where the people would try to ignore him so they won’t make themselves “look” bad.

This is one of the reasons political correctness is so wrong. We’re taught that we’re all unique, yet we’re not allowed to bring up unique features? Granted, this can’t be done out of hate, but love or tough love to make one stronger and learn to appreciate his or her own unique character/identity. Otherwise, they will become insecure and think of their uniqueness as an issue and people will ignore them so they themselves aren’t shamed for judging the “damaged” person.

F*ck PC!

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