I am done trying to open people's eyes/red pill them. I don't care if they ever see the light any more. When one of my best friends who agrees with me on the corruption in the catholic church tells me the boards are full of shit and that MY belief system is flawed? The time has come for me to tell the sheep and normies to fuck off and enjoy the slap in the face when it comes. This "friend" tells me "the government is one step away from naming you and all the anons donestic terrorists". It's time to say see ya. I won't desolve the friendship, but I will let him stay in his little bubble. FUCK THE SHEEPLE AND THE NORMIES!!! THEY GET WHAT THEY DESERVE!!! Sorry but I'm angry as fuck!!!
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Oh how I would love to have that cool headedness. I’ve found myself avoiding just talking outright in many situations simply because it’s just too much. I want to be able to tackle these situations, though, without it getting to me.
Understand that they are victims of a psyop. This does not make them bad people, it just means they are terribly misguided.
Plato’s allegory of the cave is helpful.
https://youtu.be/_jmJGBJRlUQ
They will resist and they may be upset with you for telling them the truth.
If you friend was drunk and convinced he could jump off the barn, would he be pissed at you for telling him not to?
Trust me, it’s worth exercising caution for loved ones and being patient with them, even when they are being stupid, even when they say things that are hurtful.
This will pass and when it does whether you still have a relationship or not will depend on how you treat them while they are deluded.
When it does pass, you will be grateful to have them around.
I know. I figure I could have easily just been one of them had my circumstances been any different. But yeah, I do suppose it does help having a reminder here and there any time one of my buds starts talking. Thank you, friend. Need this pasted on my eyelids or something.
anon, staying silent is an achievement in itself. There are ways to improve though, it's only a matter of running headlong into situations many times to build up a mountain of ways to tackle the problem (bravery or foolish? idk). If you want to be really good at what i'm about to say, make sure you have a strong foundation of faith in God. If you don't have that, start there instead.
You can dump yourself into situations online with dens of enemies - for example i spent years in atheist forums learning all their shots and mastered every counter (they hate me now), and i also spent time in metabunk (the leftist asserters of media propaganda)). But you don't have to experience them directly if you have a good imagination, and you can use empathy. For example, the internet provides many testimonies and fights between people going through some of the worst, even with video in a lot of cases. Using your imagination fight the urge to say "glad it's not me" and instead say "this is me", put yourself in their shoes, Imagine you too lost limb or an entire sense, a family, or a mafia gets you and torturues you in the worst way possible, ganged up on in jail for their pleasure, or someone threw acid on your face. Put yourself in their shoes, and learn train yourself with being OK with it if it happened to you.
This isn't for everyone but for the fighters who need it. However you can build up strength and your mind to deal with the shame, ridicule, depression, or grief that may accompany all of the above situations. It might require you to place yourself into lighter situations to deal with them first, and build yourself up. Then break because some things are so vivid and hard to cope with (there is some really bad things out there, makes me sick).
Honestly, i see my body as just some shell. It's my spirit that counts, and sure it would initially suck to lose an arm or leg or a sense, or having acid thrown on me, and require some time to get used to it, but the recovery for me will be among the fastest, because my spirit remains with God. I've subjected myself to every possible thing and pre-empted the mental anguish of it, and am prepared for the absolute worst anyone can do, even the most evil anyone can do.
I wouldn't say i'm fearless, but have you ever seen a dog or cat lose an arm or leg, and they seem fine afterwards? that's my aim. I needed to prepare this way because i'm a soldier and need to be prepared for the psychological worst. In fact, some doctors are amazed at how calm i am when i go to hospital for some accidental surgery.. bleeding out but telling them to remain calm it looks owrse than it is. I would have no issue being the first on the battlefield. And I could go through WW3 and come out with a smile too, and no long-term effects, because i've subjected myself to the worst.
This isn't for everyone, anons. just those who need to know. Stuff like this can break people.
Thanks for the reply, friend. My biggest struggle right now is discerning right from wrong. Perhaps, though, it's willpower that I should work on right now. Because we all make mistakes, but it's my fear of having to live with it that has me thrown in a loop.
Yep, that's where you need God. That's how i can fight to the line. God knows everything, from the greatest good to the worst evil. We have the knowledge of good and evil.
Look at things on the scale:
[SATAN]-[EVIL]-[BAD]-|THIS IS THE LINE|-[OK]-[GOOD]-[CHRIST]
Don't pass the line! You can reach in to grab and pull out. But do not step past the line. As soon as you do you're going to get grabbed and pulled into confusion of pure wickedness, and it's easy, so easy to just let go and get pulled there. Stay aiming to pure righteousness. it's a bit more work, but by God, it's worth it every step of the way. and the first steps may be hard, but once you get your stride, you're going places.