I think I figured out a good litmus test to use on your normie acquaintances to figure out just how blue-pilled they really are. It'll give you a good benchmark on whether or not you should waste your time trying to wake them up. Some people just don't want to get out of bed, I guess...

So, you know lint rollers?

The rolls of tape that take little hairs and lint off your fancy clothes?

Well, prepare to get shocked to your core...

It's a scam.

The adhesive they use is carefully formulated to not feel like it leaves anything behind, yet leaves a very thin residual film on the surface of your clothes that makes them MORE LIKELY to have hair and lint adhere to them in passing.

That's why it always seems like your black clothes are far more likely to attract lint than your dark browns or blues. It's likely because you've used lint rollers on them more. Because, that's what you do to get rid of lint, right?

That's the narrative we've been sold -- that the only way to get rid of lint is to use a lint roller. That's it's function, after all.

In reality, the manufacturers know that the lint roller applies this thin film of adhesive residue to your clothes. They RELY on it. They COUNT on it. They know if their product touches your clothes, they got your ass. Once the adhesive is on your clothes, that's it. It's done. The only option is to do a full clothes cleanse, and hopefully the residue comes off in the wash; hopefully something might get the gunk off the threads.

Once they got you, they got you. They know you'll keep coming back for more "booster" packs of the lint roller replacements...

And every time you swipe it across your sleeve, it just applies more of the same gunk that guarantees you keep coming back for more.

Does this sound familiar?

See now why this is a good litmus test for normies?

If they can't accept that lint rollers are a scam, they won't accept they've been scammed by the "vaccines." It's the same scam formula, except you can't just get a new fancy suit so you can be rid of the gunk that's built up on it. You can swap out winter tires, you can't swap out your jacked-up DNA.

If they can't see how the manufacturers set up systems to guarantee customers for life; essentially a subscription service to their product, they won't accept any other red-pill. Their minds are woefully closed. They are bonafide "suckers" to the conspiratorial scam artists steering us off a cliff.

So, the next time you're in a potential red-pill situation, start off with this lint-roller scam. It's a good icebreaker, and it might jostle them enough to shake them out of their deep-state slumber. At the very least, it'll get them thinking "what else is a scam?"