Hello. Enjoy these redpills about psychological warfare. I will (maybe) be editing that post with time and eventually improving it by adding more information to it. THE MODIFICATIONS I MAKE IN THAT TEXT IN RELATION TO THE ONE FROM MY PREVIOUS POSTS I WILL HIGHLIGHT IN UPPER CASE SO THAT PEOPLE WHO HAVE READ MY LAST POST MAY BE ABLE TO FIND WHAT IS NEW IN MY TEXT WITHOUT NEEDING TO READ IT AGAIN. I HAVE CREATED A THREAD THAT IS INTENDED TO SEEK WAYS TO SUPPORT TO VICTIMS OF PSYCHOLOGICAL WARFARE, BY THE WAY: Redpill 1- Ways shills want to induce schizophrenia in individuals:
1.1- By exposing them to sensory overload. Sensory overload appears to cause schizophrenia and that is why Mary Jane and LSD appear to cause characteristics that are resembling with the characteristics of schizophrenia. For that sake, shills may use videos, images, audio, and employ exaggerated features such as many colors, shades, scenes passing quickly on the content they use. Examples of that kind of content: torako.wakarimasen.moe/file/torako/gif/image/1623/27/1623278939945.webm torako.wakarimasen.moe/file/torako/gif/image/1635/22/1635229314666.webm Alert: Watch these videos at your own risk. In case you have schizophrenia or a tendency to develop such as condition, maybe watching these videos is not recommendable for you. I suppose a schizophrenic may literally have an epilepsy attack by watching these videos.
1.2- Loose associations: Shills want people to draw loose associations between seemingly unrelated topics. They may do that by sharing disconnected/remotely connected information (like in one single image) expecting people will attempt to draw an association between them that is closer than the way this information is actually related. For that to happen, shills may expect that people will either not perceive the disconnection between the information, or that they will perceive the disconnection but they may think that the apparent disconnection is given by the supposed degree of sophistication, complexity, and or obscurity of the information, so that people may not become suspicious about the information and be willing to draw "forceful" connections between them. Attempting to induce cognitive dissonance in someone is a part of that technique because cognitive dissonance happens when one holds contradictory information in the mind and making someone to relate disconnected information is a way of making someone to have cognitive dissonance because disconnected information has a high coefficient of dissonancy between each other. One thing shills may do is to flood someone with dissonant information so to compel people to draw a meaning out of them. For example, there is a tactic called the Alice in the Wonderland Tactic (ascensionglossary.com/index.php/Alice_in_Wonderland_Tactic) that consists of interrogators speaking nonsense to someone being interrogated. In a situation like that, the interrogated is basically left with the option of having a mental breakdown or making his mind to act as if the information being presented to her/him makes sense by drawing a meaning out of them, which could make the interrogated to have a breakdown, or by figuring out that the only source of reality that he/she should rely on are the interrogators.
Bentley Flores
Such a tactic was used during the gayvid-19 fraudemic. The government has constantly exposed people to dissonant information, such as "you are allowed to not wear a mask", "you are obligated to wear a mask", "you are free to chose whether to take or not a 'vaccine'", "you are obliged to take a 'vaccine'", "stay home", "don't stay home", "you can stay outside", "you are obliged to stay inside", "go to the parks", "do not go to the parks", "go to the beach", "do not go to the beach", "'vaccines' work", "'vaccines' do not work", "two 'vaccine' doses are enough", "two 'vaccine' doses aren't enough", "the curve will flatten in 2 weeks", "the curve will not flatten in two weeks", "the curve will flatten in one month", "the curve will not flatten in one month", "the fraudemic is over", "the fraudemic is not over", "'vacines' do not change your DNA", "'vaccines' change your DNA", "wear a mask", "do not wear a mask", etc, so that people's mind may attempt to trace a rationality between these dissonant information by assuming that the government is trustworthy and therefore what is says is true and rational, because it is basically one of the last resorts the mind of an ordinary person has in order to pursue a rationality within all the range of these dissonant information presented to them.
the internet is your baby blanket. millions of young men lost to the internet. imagine what we could have accomplished offline. that was our destiny, to guillotine them all. and instead, the trap porn made you a faggot.
Colton Reyes
1.3- By making people's semantic memory to recall words based on phonetic resemblance rather than meaning. That is because schizophrenics appear to have a tendency to derive words from their semantic memory in that way In certain "alt-right" communities, such as Any Forums, shills tend to apply certain words that resemble another ones so that people may mentally transform them into resembling ones so that they may trace a meaning out of them based on the context they are being employed. Here is a list of them: Meds - Medicine Schizo - Schizophrenic (Ex: "Take your meds schizo" = "Take your medicines, schizophrenic") Schitzo - Schizophrenic Flaggot - Faggot Sauce - Source Em' - Them Bread - Thread
That is to train a pattern on people; that may appear innocuous on people but by the point, it may become automatic on them, they may develop an inveterate tendency to recall stuff in a way that is similar to schizophrenics.
1.4- Shills appear to use neuro-linguistic programming to attempt to induce schizophrenia in people. Schizophrenics appear to miss certain words in messages that make them to be syntactically correct and make sense, and shills may purposefully miss words on texts and leave certain "informational gaps" on them, like, for example, by using the NLP Milton Meta-Model violations. Schizophrenics also appear to tend to "jump" from unrelated topics in sentences, in a conspicuous way, probably because of their mental framework of making loose associations between information; shills replicate that tendency on messages. Schizophrenics also appear to make an inappropriate usage of figures of language, so shills may attempt to make an inappropriate usage of figures of language.
Nathan Gray
1.5- By introducing new age stuff towards people: The brain has compartments, which are basically places in which the brain stores informations according to categories. In schizophrenia, certain information from certain categories appear to tend to "leak" to other categories, so schizophrenics may end up "mixing stuff". The brain apparently needs to have well-consolidated compartments in order for it to be able to comprehend things through dialectics, and what new age ideas do is that they may end up mingling up people's brain categories to the extent that people's brain may get diluted, so to speak. Phrases such as the following are the kind of new age stuff that I am speaking about - Read them at your own risk; if you have schizophrenia or a tendency to develop it, maybe it is not recommended for you to read them:
"There is no difference between you and me; you are the universe. The universe vibrates into quantum energy that is ever-entangling within your cosmic heart"
"The cosmos lie within your unmanifested potential in your quantum soul that resonates with the vibrations of love of the trees of mother nature"
"You are the mirror of the universe, and by changing one's thoughts, one can change one's reality through loving-kindness vibrations that resonates with Gaia"
"The reflection of the everlasting animal spirit within crystals are in quantum resonance with the vibrations of love within the heart chakra of Earthlinks that are inprisioned within the unbound matrix of tridimensional galaxy portals"
"The chakras are manifestations of cave-indwelling spirits that astral travel through trees to manifest the quantum power of crystals that express the energy of divine compassion towards the ever-evolving symbiotic creatures of the Higgs Bosons matrix of the decadron entanglement of the structural dimension of reality"
Brandon Nelson
Inducing schizophrenia appears to be basically inducing cognitive patterns that are akin to the ones that may be experienced by schizophrenics: Sensory overload, loose associations, "jumping", missing information, etc... It must be possible they can be trained just as the so-called cognitive biases, which aren't anything but inveterate and persistent mental patterns, as per the common usage of the term, which in turn can be either trained or weakened through mental efforts. For example, one can train the cognitive bias called pareidolia by attempting to recognize figures and shapes from clouds.
One reason shills may attempt to induce schizophrenia on people appears to be to make them more vulnerable to brainwashing, including the MK-ULTRA style of brainwashing, because it appears that schizophrenia renders someone very open to external impressions; also to take people away from the political sphere, and to make them to not be able to realize that sometimes their solutions are more down-to-earth and simpler than what they think, because schizophrenics appear to have a tendency that goes in contrary to what "down-to-earth" is, that is basically the property of one being centered on one's basic needs and immediate reality, so, for example, instead of someone thinking that for one to solve one's problems it is just necessary for the person to take simple and incisive actions, one may think one needs to do something that appears to be very sophisticated, such as, for example, having to combat third dimensional annunaki reptilians from pegasus who make time-travelling space shifting portals who astral travel during people's REM sleep to extract their adhrenachrome to infiltrate deep bunkers in the hollow earth frequented by the humanoid deep state.
Henry Fisher
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Aaron Ross
Certain so-called "conspiracy theories" have that aforementioned schizophrenia-resembling feature, and it is very likely that any bioluminescent agencies may be behind certain so-called "conspiracy theories" for the aforementioned sakes.
Redpill 2 - Behavioral modulation through carpings and patronizing behavior:
Shills make petty carpings about people's behavior and attempt to harness their behavior by making petty demands about their behavior expecting people will narrow down their behavior so that they may have less ability to speak the truth and expecting that their discussions will stay at mediocre levels. For example, there is a term that is used by shills that are "Tl;dr", which means "Too long; didn't read", which is a way of detracting people by implying they haven't read what they have written due to the length of it. A person that has respect for others and elegance will simply not use that kind of comment, and, by the way, nobody is obligated to read what one has written. They may as well make detracting comments like "Don't write too much intelligently; I'm low IQ", so that discussions may stay at low intellectual levels, "Don't be so philosophical", so that discussions may stay at low philosophical levels, "You write the way members from another community X write; therefore (insert detracting comment here)", so to signalize people from certain communities are not welcome into a community, and comments like "You should make posts in an X way" and "I preferred when you made posts in a way X". They also tend to be detracting, questioning, patronizing, fault-finding towards people's actions. For that sake, they may nitpick people's actions and distort them so that they may be more easily nitpicked and criticizable. They may keep throwing captious questionings towards your actions so that it may appear that your actions are wrong, like by making petty questionings and demanding "impossible" proofs while evading the realm of common sense.
Jeremiah Edwards
Redpill 3 - How shills threaten you:
They write messages that are supposed to be interpreted as threats but technically are not. When doing that, they "miss" certain elements in their messages that make them to have a sense for the sake of the people who reach them drawing a meaning out of the informational emptiness produced by that "missing" of elements. For example, instead of saying "Do not do that or we will kill you", they may say "Do not do that or", and instead of saying "We will kidnap your family", they may say "We will take them". In the first sentence, the informational emptiness is at the word "or", and in the second it is in the words "We" and "Them" which are pronouns that are not referring to anyone. They may also send suggestive images directed to you, such as gore, images representing people pointing out a gun to someone (including the person who may see it on a screen), telling there is someone persecuting/gangstalking you, that there is someone dead at your basement, and say some cryptic obscure stuff that may make allusions to forms of persecution and demises so that people may draw a meaning out of them in such a way they may appear to be threats. They may use uncertainty rather than certainty so to see how people will react to the messages they send to them because messages with "informational emptinesses" compel people to trace a meaning out of them and that enables the shills to assess people's mental framework; maybe because uncertainty may generate more fear than certainty. They may threaten people that way (using "informational emptinesses") so to threaten people without being legally accountable for threatening people, as these kinds of messages they use aren't technically threats due to their lack of information, precision, and certainty.
Andrew Lewis
Redpill 4 - Ways shills attempt to marginalize communities:
Shills get ways to marginalize certain communities from society by making its members to appear to have mental problems, being a threat to society, and by making them to adopt a language and or set of costumes that tend to isolate its members from the possibility of having contacts with outsiders (people outside the community) and making outsiders to be less interested in the community. One way shills may do that is by making a community to adopt a grotesque language that is uncanny to strangers, is grotesque, and has slangs. For example, notice how grotesque are certain terms used at the "alt-right" community Any Forums and realize they may not have come from genuine Any Forums users. A community shall use formal language instead of developing its own language because it has to speak the same language as everyone else, even the ones outside the community so that the community shall not be kept at the margins of a society and isolated from it. Formal language is a better and more precise way of conveying information than made-up catchphrases and slangs. A community shall not have an autistic tendency, and by "autistic" it is meant a tendency of something to direct itself towards itself (the word "autistic" appears to come from the Greek word αυτος which appears to mean "self"). Instead, it should be expansionistic, meaning that it creates an environment that may be appealing for strangers to imbue themselves with the ideas and people from the community.
One problem that individuals from the "alt-right" may incur is that they may presume that people outside their "alt-right" communities may be familiar with their parlance and the kind of information they are used to, which is not necessarily true, so what may happen is that these "alt-right" individuals may appear to be acting in a strange way in the regard of people who do not partake on "alt-right" communities, and that may marginalize them from society. That is a problem with communities that have their own parlance and subculture and aren't "inclusive" towards strangers. Another way shills attempt to marginalize a community is by making it to be associated with a deviant subculture, like, for example, in the case of AtomWaffen. AtomWaffen was a group with bioluminescent individuals who appeared to adopt a deviant subculture that consisted of using many edgy stuff such as stripes on videos, multicolored content, etc. Another way shills attempt to marginalize a community is by making it to appear a physical threat to a society, such as by portraying its supposed members as having an unrestrained violence that is pretty much unbound to society's unwritten norms of good conviviality and criminal tendencies. For that sake, they may use agents that are intended to generate "agitations" in that community, such as the so-called "agent provocateurs" and "Judas goat operatives", and stage false flags involving supposed members of that community so that that community may be criminalized, like, for example, to be considered a "terrorist organization". The Capitol Riot false flag was an example of how certain agents disguised as members of a certain community may stage something so to give a bad image to the genuine members of the community they disguise themselves as members of.
Alexander Ortiz
Weed breaks down the conditioning bro- so do shrooms.
Ryder Scott
In relation to false flags: When people are preparing a false flag, they may set up a camera staff to film it so that they may leak footage about the false flag to the media, so what you can do to avoid a false flag is to search for people that suspiciously appear to be prepared to film stuff on events - such as protests - and whenever you see people like that, you can alert people at the situation about their existence and you can also film the situation so that in case a false flag arises, you have a footage about it. Some false flags may actually be done through deepfake technology, such as fake school shootings, but the problem with that is that if feds keep doing that, they may leak deepfake technology to enemy countries which could compromise the spy assets of their countries (unless they use declassified technology), and doing that could also vitiate the usage of deepfake technology and have a backfire on them, such as people perceiving some stuff are made-up by deepfakes and becoming suspicious at video footages, so certain people may need to brainwash and convince certain people to do certain crimes for them, so they may attempt to find some naive delusional straggler teenagers to do certain services for them. Nonetheless, never undermine the usage of deepfake technology. A way to predict false flags is by checking sources of information.
Brandon Harris
The government shills may instill certain notions on people through the mainstream media so that when certain events happen, they may not react with too much shock to them and be more open to accept the mainstream narrative about it. For example, if governments are planning a false flag against people who protest "vaccine" tyranny, news sources may launch news saying that a "terrorist attack" may emerge from the side of "antivaxxers"; if the government wants to make a false flag to attack the Middle East, they may say through the media that "ISIS-K can attack within 6-12 months". When they do not announce the events they want to happen, whenever these events happen, people may get shocked and people will seek explanations for these events that aren't always the government narrative, so that may break people's MK-ULTRA conditioning to always take the narratives from the government by making them realize they can take narratives by themselves without the government. When the elite announces its plans, whenever events happen, people's minds will pop up through its cognitive heuristics mechanisms explanations to the events that are according to the government narrative. That is because the mind tends to pop up the information that is available to it. That tendency is called "availability heuristic". One can influence one's decisions by instilling certain notions in that person's mind. For example, if the government wants people to pick up knives when certain event X happens, it may produce films about people picking knives when X happens and making sneaky comments about picking a knife when X happens, like making celebrities to pick up a knife with a background that contains a symbol related to X; if the government wants to make kids leftist, they may assume they are providing "unbiased" education for kids while only providing them leftist material so that naturally kids will develop leftist ideas because these are the unique ones that are available in their minds.
Brody Stewart
Shills also want to dissipate certain groups, and for that sake, they may attempt to generate discord and acrimonious discussions among its members, and also introduce on groups certain people and topics which may be reacted with contempt and despise by the sames so that the members of that group may develop an aversion for the group so that people may get disengaged from them. For example, it is said that British shills have used Satanism so to de-integrate Nationalistic groups. Apparently, COINTELPRO shills are using "LGBT for Trump" stuff to attempt to do the same thing with the Donald Trump USA fanbase. These techniques are related to COINTELPRO stuff. In case you do not know what COINTELPRO is, it is worth to give a search about what it means. It is basically an "intelligence" program to persecute dissidents and cease political movements. You can find cool articles related to that topic on the website national-justice.com. You can search for that term there, and by reading articles related to that ye can familiarize thyself with it. In relation to shills making it appear members of a community have mental problems: It is a method that was used in the past by certain political regimes, so to frame political dissidents as having psychological problems so to isolate them from society, like bringing them to mental wards. In that technique, it can be alleged that the person purportedly with a mental problem is a danger to society and therefore has to be isolated from it. Alleging someone or a community is dangerous to a society is a way of attempting to get rid of a political dissident as well.
Jayden Sanders
What shills are doing is that they are framing "alt-right" individuals as having mental problems so that way they may open a precedent to persecute its members and the community. For that, they are using words with a positive emotional charge associated with them and associating them with labels about people's supposed mental problems in the Any Forums "alt-right" community, e.g "Based Schizo" ("Based" is a term that has a specific meaning in certain "alt-right" communities, that can be translated to "unabashed", thas a positive emotional charge associated with it, and "Schizo" has a negative emotional charge associated with it because people tend to interpret it as "schizophrenic"), "Comfy Schizo thread", "Sweet Schizo thread", etc... So that people, especially naive teenagers, may endorse these labels as if they were a good thing so that that may open a precedent, make them to discredit themselves, and make them to look crazy for endorsing these labels. It is worthy to notice that when shills generally frame people as having mental problems, they generally use a language that technically doesn't label people as having mental problems and may be syntactically incorrect, but that people may interpret them in a way it may appear that they are framing people as having mental problems (similar to the technique they use to threaten people). For example, instead of saying "Take your medicaments, schizophrenic.", shills may say "Take your meds schizo", which is technically a syntactically incorrect phrase that doesn't make sense but that tends to leave an impression on people that it has a meaning "Take your medicaments, schizophrenic". That may be because the policies of their workplace do not allow them to provide unlicensed nonconsensual psychological diagnostics for people, and the law may also not allow that, so they may use that trick so to avoid being accountable for doing what they do.
Nathan Parker
There is a component of gaslighting in shills framing dissidents as having mental problems after they make certain posts. When shills do that, they want to imply that people's actions are driven by their supposed mental problems, and their intention by doing that is to make people to question their reality, that is something that gaslighting does; doing that is pretending that a person and his/her alleged mental problem are two separated entities, so that may produce a schizoid tendency on the person who falls for that kind of gaslighting, I suppose, because schizophrenia, as suggested by its etymology, refers to a split personality. Another way that labeling people as having mental problems is gaslighting is that people may imply that the people who labeled them as having mental problems were assuming that their supposed mental problems automatically makes their opinions invalid when the reality is that one's mental condition does not make one's claims to be invalid. Shills want "alt-right" members to think that their actions are driven by personal motifs and psychological problems because that way they are gaslighting people and undermining their drives. They may say one is acting one way because one is allegedly "schizophrenic", "narcissistic", "autistic", "paranoid", etc...
Noah Ortiz
Redpill 5 - Shill demoralization:
Shills want "alt-right" members to be depressed, crestfallen, nihilistic, downcast, gloomy individuals without any direction and pursuits in life. For that sake, they may keep posting demoralization posts on "alt-right" communities so to attempt to make "alt-right" members to feel bad. They were used to make a lot of posts on Any Forums about supposedly wretched people describing their supposedly wretched situations while passing themselves as "alt-right" members so that "alt-right" people may empathize themselves with the mood that these posts were pretending to transmit so that they may enter "in tune" with these moods. Sometimes shills were even used to speak about suicide. They want "alt-right" members to literally commit suicide. They generally attempt to pass themselves as "alt-right" individuals while pretending to subvert "alt-right" people because people tend to empathize themselves more with people who belong to the same "tribe" as them. They also attempt to paint being a wretched as a good thing so "alt-right" people may endorse wretchedness just as they attempt to paint having mental problems as being a good thing so that "alt-right" people may endorse certain labels related to mental problems. Notice how many memes are there about wretched people, such as the "doomer", and how people endorse them as if it was cool to be a doomer. Apparently, Gaytube, which is a platform that tends to censor "alt-right" content has even made popular certain "alt-right" memes that portray wretched individuals.
Another way shills attempt to demoralize "alt-right" individuals is by implying that their fight against evil has been over and that they have been defeated. There is/was a lot of phrases such as "it's over", "it's over bros", "we've lost", "we've lost bros" on Any Forums, and the notion behind it is that if a battle is over there is no reason to have a motivation to pursue it. Another way they attempt to demoralize "alt-right" individuals is by actually implying that their fight against evil has been won, because, alas, if a battle has been won, there is reason to be motivated to pursue it. Those who do that can be called the "Celebrator" kind of shills, the ones who flamboyantly swagger and display frantic hysterical shenanigans at happenings; these are the ones likely to say stuff like "IT'S HAPPENING", "Globohomo is falling", "The ultimate decay of the elite", "They (enemies of G'd) are getting DESPERATE", etc... Another way they attempt to demoralize the "alt-right" is by them picking people that whom the "alt-right" members may empathize themselves with and then attempting to bash them so that "alt-right" members may feel bad with it due to the empathy they have for these people. The shills want "alt-right" members to lack certain references, so they attempt to criticize every person that they may judge the "alt-right" may empathize with and attempt to put the "alt-right" against them.
Hudson Jenkins
Another way that shills attempt to demoralize "alt-right" individuals is that they use people's purported misfortunes so to attempt to give an "example" to the "alt-right" with the notion that if in case they act in the same manner these people acted, they may incur the same misfortune (or a misfortune). For example, the shills have picked up Kyle Rittenhouse and began to use him as an "example" that if in case people attempt to exercise self-defense, they may end up being persecuted just like Kyle Rittenhouse. Another example is that they may pick up examples of people who supposedly attempted to resist/fight back tyranny and had problems, like people who were picked by force to take the deadly jabs and people who attempted to "falsify" deadly jab passports and got caught by the government. Shills also may want people to imagine situations in which they are powerless. For example, they show an image of cops invading one's home and then ask what people would do in case cops knocked on their door asking for them to take the deadly jab. They want people to think of negative hypothetical examples. There is basically no difference between thinking about something and remembering something and knowing it as something that has happened, so shills want to instill certain conditions on people's minds by making them to imagine things. It is a sort of neuro-linguistic programming and mental cognitive behavioral rehearsal technique.
Asher Phillips
Redpill 6 - Association effect and "memetics":
Association is a way in which humans apprehend reality. For example, if every time a human sees an animal he is attacked, then the human will seek ways to avoid the animal because he/she has associated seeing the animal with being attacked; if every time one puts his finger above a candle one feels an undesirable feeling of hotness, one may associate the action of putting one's finger above a candle with the undesirable feeling. Humans can bypass that apprehension mechanism nature has bestowed them through technology, such as electronic devices, by making humans to be exposed to things that basically cannot happen in real life and neither are realistic. Technology can be used to basically associate everything to everything so to produce on people a desired effect, so it becomes an easy way for shills and bioluminescent agents to attempt to manipulate, behavior engineer, and change people's perceptions. The majority of the shill actions consists of associating certain information to information in sneaky ways so to attempt to draw on people certain emotional responses, like, for example, when one makes a post shills do not like and then they provide a negative feedback to the person so that the person may associate posting the thing the person posted with bad emotions; when one makes a post and then a shill inserts an image representing someone laughing at the comment's section of the post, so that it may appear that the post that was made was ridiculous, so to attempt to discredit the post; when one makes a post and a shill puts an image of someone holding a weapon so to make a sort of death threat to the person who posted the post, etc... Association is an easy way to attempt to manipulate people.
Juan Moore
Shills are lazy, so that must be one reason they resort themselves to that artifice, also because the truth is not at their side, and attempting to subvert people through debating, rhetorics would be difficult for them and may have backfires. For example, the government, for which shills work for, does not want to open up a genuine space for debates which could put in check the dogmas it wants to impose towards people, because doing that would encourage people to question the government when the government is actively engaged on attempting to make people to believe on it without questioning. Memes are mechanisms in which association can be used easily. For example, take the example of the "average fan vs enjoyer" meme. In that meme there is a person who appears weak and another who appears strong, so one can associate one label with the seemingly weak person and another with the seemingly strong person. People generally tend to seek to have strength, so they may naturally regard the thing associated with the seemingly weak person as a bad thing and the thing associated with the seemingly strong person as good. So these associations can be used in that meme to attempt to paint certain groups of people the way one wants (either good or bad; the way one can paint these groups all depends on the restraints of the meme "template" itself) irrespective of what reality says, like, for example, one can portray as "strong" a "weak" group and a "strong" group as "weak". Memes are a good way shills and bioluminescent agents use to attempt to manipulate teenagers because they do not have the necessary seriousness to face reality, they have dispersive attention spans, and they search for ludicrousness. Certain governments hire influencers so that they may manipulate teenagers who are on the verge of getting exposed to "alt-right" ideas so that they may not realize how reality really is and end up getting pissed off and attempting to fight back against the elite.
Carson Cox
These influencers tend to produce a certain content that ulteriorly portrays itself as "alt-right", but in a "white" way, such as the content produced by Vaush and JrEg. These people are hired to maintain these teenagers alienated from reality and from certain facts such as that there is an elite pretending to assassinate and enslave humanity, governments psychologically torturing individuals, mind control, the fact the elite wants to microchip people so to exercise mind control over them through frequencies and a quantum supercomputer, the fact genetical engineering can be done to "vaccines", the fact someone can program a "vaccine" to kill someone after an X amount of time, etc... These people use "memetics" for manipulating these teenagers and they keep dwelling on vagaries as if they were making intellectual discussions so to make it appear they are "educating" and "awakening" people. Bioluminescent agencies are behind a lot of memes, meme pages, meme channels, meme groups, including certain "alt-right" ones, like the ones who tend to get mainstream. For example, take the example of the memes of John Cena speaking Chinese that went mainstream: They were a "white humor" version of "alt-right" memes and they were probably sponsored by certain Western governments and bioluminescent agencies so that they may frame on people a certain notion about China. Whenever certain memes get mainstream, question thyself who may be interested in sponsoring them. Certain content simply cannot get a certain engagement and traction in natural ways, so to speak, on platforms such as Gaytube.
Brayden Thomas
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Liam Walker
HUMANS HAVE COGNITIVE MECHANISMS WHICH TEND TO ATTRIBUTE A CERTAIN EMOTIONAL WEIGHT TO THINGS, MEANING THEY ARE MECHANISMS OF PONDERING, AND WHAT MEMES MAY DO IS THAT THEY MAY SCREW THESE MECHANISMS ON PEOPLE WHO ARE USED TO GET EXPOSED TO THEM BECAUSE MEMES TEND TO PROVIDE INSTANTANEOUS RUSHES OF INTENSE EMOTIONS AND THEY TEND TO PORTRAY THINGS IN A WAY THAT THEY ARE NOT, MEANING THAT THEY TEND TO HAVE A CONSPICUOUSLY HIGH COEFFICIENT OF LACK OF VERISSIMILITUDE WITH REALITY. ONE THING SHILLS MAY DO IS THAT THEY MAY FLOOD COMMENT SECTIONS WITH A LOT OF CONTENT THAT TEND TO EVOKE STRONG INSTANTANEOUS EMOTIONS SO TO IMBUE/OVERLOAD PEOPLE WITH THESE EMOTIONS. IT IS NOT SALUTABLE TO BE IMBUED WITH EMOTIONS IN THAT WAY, BECAUSE IN REAL LIFE THE TENDENCY IS THAT PEOPLE WILL NOT PASS THROUGH SITUATIONS WHICH PROVIDE AS MUCH AS EMOTIONAL STIMULAE AS THESE CONTENT, SO WHAT MAY HAPPEN IS THAT PEOPLE MAY ENJOY LESS REAL LIFE AND SEEK REFUGE IN AN UNREALISTIC LIFE SO TO ATTAIN PLEASURE, WHICH IS THE INTERNET LIFE WITH MEMES AND INSTANT GRATIFICATIONS, AND THAT IS A FORM THE ELITES USE TO MAKE PEOPLE TO BE WANTING (LACKING) OF MOTIVATION. HUMANS IN THAT STATE MAY BEGIN TO RESORT THEMSELVES TO "MEMETICS" IN ORDER FOR THEM TO SHAPE THEIR VIEWS ABOUT REALITY, AND THAT RENDERS THEM VULNERABLE TO ACQUIRE A VIEW OF WORLD THAT IS DISTANT FROM REALITY AND BE MANIPULATED BY INDIVIDUALS WHO KNOW HOW TO USE "MEMETICS" TO MANIPULATE PEOPLE, SUCH AS BIOLUMINESCENT INDIVIDUALS.
Ian Nelson
a lot to unpack here sweaty. have a bump in the meantime
