Many of them will go along with whatever they're told, and are especially convinced when something 'affects' them greatly.

The toilet paper shortages and other shortages at the beginning of the plandemic and continuing onward I think were a pretty sick psychological thing, where it forced everyone to participate. Kind of like playing a game or an activity can help with learning in school.

It's really kind of sick when you think about it.

Extremely hard to convince them otherwise that it was overblown and wasn't real, because they have real experiences and almost a bit of trauma associated with it.

Many of them will go along with whatever they're told, and are especially convinced when something 'affects' them greatly. The toilet paper shortages and other shortages at the beginning of the plandemic and continuing onward I think were a pretty sick psychological thing, where it forced everyone to participate. Kind of like playing a game or an activity can help with learning in school. It's really kind of sick when you think about it. Extremely hard to convince them otherwise that it was overblown and wasn't real, because they have real experiences and almost a bit of trauma associated with it.

Many of them will go along with whatever they're told, and are especially convinced when something 'affects' them greatly.

The toilet paper shortages and other shortages at the beginning of the plandemic and continuing onward I think were a pretty sick psychological thing, where it forced everyone to participate. Kind of like playing a game or an activity can help with learning in school.

It's really kind of sick when you think about it.