Yeah, this is taking too long and there are so many threads and subplots still to be tied together and resolved that it appears to be going nowhere. If anything, the unresolved issues keep multiplying.

Apathy isn't a god. It's a condition resulting from demoralization. I don't know of anyone who 'worships' it. Most people just suffer it.

Pretty much everything I've experienced in one post:

1. what's the point of exposure of wrongs, if nothing happens?
2. If nothing happens, why should we care?
3. If we can't see the fruit, why invest effort and energy?
4. At the end of the day, I can't afford anything and I'm better off than most.
5. I'm lucky to have my kids and family, but I've transformed my dreams and fantasies (maybe own a 30YO used Ferrari someday kinda stuff) into more focus on family because that's all I've got. Like, yeah, that dream that was possible for my parents and grandparents isn't gonna happen, but damn betcha I'm going to make that costume for my kids so we can hunt imaginary dinosaurs in the backyard.
6. nothing big ever happens, so why fret/stress/demoralize and ultimately hurt yourself unnecessarily in an environment already full of bigger, more visible, daily struggles?
7. even if something happens, it's not likely to hold accountability, so we tune out.
8. our attention span are short enough already, and we're in year 11+ of the public awakening. Yeah, it's taking too long.
9. it's certainly viable that there is so much apathy and demoralization that the public won't come together or care.
10. the sheer level of intentional and willful disinterest in seeking out answers to improve ones own awakening is so limited, that something like a FF is needed just to get the collective psyche out of the rut we are in.
11. the major Islamic terrorist false flag that has been telegraphed for two years is undoubtedly a sad but necessary evil, but if that takes too long, that might not be enough even. There are folks on this very board that could hear about a nuke landing in NYC and would be cheering because "a bunch of libtards died". The left would and has said the same about us. The longer this drags out, the less effective the scare event is.

So yes, pretty good take. I think most people are numb because of the rightly perceived cycle of over promise and under deliver. If you haven't checked out at least once with "wake me when something happens", id be shocked. But great post from OP. The sentiment is real.

Apathy-when you know enough to know what to do but you refuse because you are a self centered myopic weakling who wont vote because trump didnt give you tje job of personal advisor.