Mar 24, 2023Liked by NE - nakedemperor.substack.com
Yes I think you're absolutely right, unfortunately. It's utterly depressing to think we live in a society with such an absence of critical thinking, even among supposedly well educated people.
Mar 24, 2023Liked by NE - nakedemperor.substack.com
Almost sounds like the Stockholm Syndrome to me - a kind of bond that forms between a tormentor and the tormented victim if only the tormenting goes on long enough.
But there is this lack of critical thinking, which I like to call a lack of independent thinking. If you wake up every day and blue pill yourself before breakfast you will not be able to think independently and with clear headed reason about anything. This is what many people do I am convinced: Yes the government has my best interest at heart. I believe everything coming from “my team”. I believe in the good….
They would be shocked if they knew the truth. Some day they will.
Mar 24, 2023Liked by NE - nakedemperor.substack.com
Funny. The opposite happened for me.... the fact that the government shut down for a virus... made me a suspicious untrusting individual of my government. And as a nurse.
Mar 24, 2023·edited Mar 24, 2023Liked by NE - nakedemperor.substack.com
This is of course assuming that these polls are in any way an accurate reflection of reality. If experience has taught one thing about polls, it's to NEVER trust them.
Never mind that doing the right thing should NEVER be subject to the outcome of polls.
Mar 25, 2023Liked by NE - nakedemperor.substack.com
I am in the UK and during lockdown a very large number of people got to sit in their gardens, watch Netflix, decorate their houses and generally get paid for doing nothing. Maybe this might also be why some people support lockdowns.
Mar 24, 2023Liked by NE - nakedemperor.substack.com
This is insane! Trusting your government and the so called experts for ANYTHING at this point is ludicrous based upon their OBVIOUS contempt and outrageous LIES! Maybe when the financial crisis reaches a total melt down, maybe more people will begin to wake up. Maybe when the number of people who were mandated to take the clot shots continue to die at an alarming rate, maybe more people will finally wake up. Maybe when the Ukraine war continues to escalate out of control, more people will begin to wake up. More importantly, if they would just tune out ALL main stream media and use some critical thinking skills and some common sense, maybe just maybe more people will begin to wake up. Or maybe just maybe they will wake up someday and know what REALITY is and wish it was just a bad dream.
Mar 24, 2023Liked by NE - nakedemperor.substack.com
I am inclined to think that the average person (whatever that is) has a puritan streak. Lockdowns and Covid enabled an unpleasant aspect of society to bully a minority and feel justified. Maybe society needs a group to be the untouchables and this time it was our turn.
Mar 24, 2023Liked by NE - nakedemperor.substack.com
As Peter Hitchens points out, there is always about 20% support for "curfews" even in the best of times - to stop youths hanging around on the streets, drunken revelers, women's safety , pick your own reason, etc, etc.
Mar 24, 2023Liked by NE - nakedemperor.substack.com
It's possible the polls are a deception, or just incorrect, self-serving to have the polls say what the high ups want them to say. Think about how polls are repeatedly wrong around election times.
Mar 24, 2023Liked by NE - nakedemperor.substack.com
Is there even a doubt that lockdowns were useless? They were part of the demons' psyops. In the UK, CNN is their source for news, and they trat the royal pedophiles as gods. We know that CDC and WHO lied to us time and again ad naseum, but the Brits. I always get the picture of one of the Monty Python skits with a guy wearing a handkerchief hat and pants that are too short. An Archie Bunker type.
Actually, my plan to take the Republic back involves a sort of lockdown, but that's a voluntary one. So in this case, we're locking them out. We have no limitations. Yes people thought the lockdowns were helpful for whatever reason. Slightly like the nurses I met who were proud of wearing masks for about 18 hours a day for 20 years. I'm still trying to figure out why surgeons wear them.
Yes I think you're absolutely right, unfortunately. It's utterly depressing to think we live in a society with such an absence of critical thinking, even among supposedly well educated people.
Almost sounds like the Stockholm Syndrome to me - a kind of bond that forms between a tormentor and the tormented victim if only the tormenting goes on long enough.
But there is this lack of critical thinking, which I like to call a lack of independent thinking. If you wake up every day and blue pill yourself before breakfast you will not be able to think independently and with clear headed reason about anything. This is what many people do I am convinced: Yes the government has my best interest at heart. I believe everything coming from “my team”. I believe in the good….
They would be shocked if they knew the truth. Some day they will.
The masses are asses, which is why they are the masses rather than the people running this show.
Funny. The opposite happened for me.... the fact that the government shut down for a virus... made me a suspicious untrusting individual of my government. And as a nurse.
This is of course assuming that these polls are in any way an accurate reflection of reality. If experience has taught one thing about polls, it's to NEVER trust them.
Never mind that doing the right thing should NEVER be subject to the outcome of polls.
it reminds me of Pharisee logic:
Pilate then went out unto them, and said, “What accusation bring ye against this man?”
They answered and said unto him, “If he were not a malefactor, we would not have delivered him up unto thee.” (John 18:30)
I am in the UK and during lockdown a very large number of people got to sit in their gardens, watch Netflix, decorate their houses and generally get paid for doing nothing. Maybe this might also be why some people support lockdowns.
Do we believe these polls when we know for a fact that everything else we've been told was blatant lies?
This is insane! Trusting your government and the so called experts for ANYTHING at this point is ludicrous based upon their OBVIOUS contempt and outrageous LIES! Maybe when the financial crisis reaches a total melt down, maybe more people will begin to wake up. Maybe when the number of people who were mandated to take the clot shots continue to die at an alarming rate, maybe more people will finally wake up. Maybe when the Ukraine war continues to escalate out of control, more people will begin to wake up. More importantly, if they would just tune out ALL main stream media and use some critical thinking skills and some common sense, maybe just maybe more people will begin to wake up. Or maybe just maybe they will wake up someday and know what REALITY is and wish it was just a bad dream.
Bots. They pay for everything. The media coverage. The science. The censorship. And the surveys. Don't trust it.
I am inclined to think that the average person (whatever that is) has a puritan streak. Lockdowns and Covid enabled an unpleasant aspect of society to bully a minority and feel justified. Maybe society needs a group to be the untouchables and this time it was our turn.
As Peter Hitchens points out, there is always about 20% support for "curfews" even in the best of times - to stop youths hanging around on the streets, drunken revelers, women's safety , pick your own reason, etc, etc.
It's possible the polls are a deception, or just incorrect, self-serving to have the polls say what the high ups want them to say. Think about how polls are repeatedly wrong around election times.
Stockholm syndrome amplified by brainwashing and psychological manipulation.
Is there even a doubt that lockdowns were useless? They were part of the demons' psyops. In the UK, CNN is their source for news, and they trat the royal pedophiles as gods. We know that CDC and WHO lied to us time and again ad naseum, but the Brits. I always get the picture of one of the Monty Python skits with a guy wearing a handkerchief hat and pants that are too short. An Archie Bunker type.
Actually, my plan to take the Republic back involves a sort of lockdown, but that's a voluntary one. So in this case, we're locking them out. We have no limitations. Yes people thought the lockdowns were helpful for whatever reason. Slightly like the nurses I met who were proud of wearing masks for about 18 hours a day for 20 years. I'm still trying to figure out why surgeons wear them.
I could not agree more, and have been aware of this tendency in most of my fellow Australians for some time.