Do you think most of them will apologize and accept their new reality, or continue indulging in denial and lies fed to them by the MSM? Will you forgive them? Do you already forgive them?
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I admire this perspective. I’m a bit of a “hybrid” myself. I acknowledge that these could be truths, and that there are far too many coincidences, but I’m still having a hard time accepting it. It’s too dark, and too much to wrap my head around. Accepting all of this information would mean immediately assuming the worst in virtually everyone until they prove they’re good. I’m naturally an optimist and have always believed most humans are “good” by nature. These claims go against everything I’ve always believed.
That said, if the Storm happens like it’s supposed to, I’ll feel horrible for all the time I’ve spent in the past painting Anons as fringe conspiracy-theorists. I’ll beg my Anon friends for forgiveness, and won’t hesitate to unite to take down the threat. I’ll put all my trust in you guys.
I like to think that I’ll be humble enough to maintain this attitude as well. But there are some people who have been so condescendingly flippant and self-righteous, I’m still brainstorming the perfect subtle, snide responses just in case.
I’ve gotten the “I know your heart’s in the right place” spiel quite a few times, so that ones pre-loaded, but I think the most vocal ones will feel pretty remorseful (might be the hopium talking). It stings a little to know that good friends didn’t really believe me. They didn’t think that I was lying, but they obviously didn’t believe me or else they’d be digging for answers to the glaring questions I’m constantly pointing out. Maybe my approach was off and/or maybe they just have to really want it on their own. It’s a lot to give up, really.