I'll be brief here. Just pretend you own an aquarium of goldfish and these people live in your water tank. You're there watching them ignorantly swim around in their little world while you sometimes drop fish food for them.

This might probably be a good disclaimer to the start of any video on Youtube.

Being able to both care and not care at the same time is very difficult. Emotions make you care and logic makes you understand that you can't let your emotions take over.

Calories in, calories out. And calorie labels lie.

Here's a video from Adam Ragusea that explains the difference between the usual grocery bread and real bread - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i3sP2jwG9jc

When I make bread at home, it's nothing like the sliced bread you buy at the store.

Saw a video from Jimmy Dore where the Moderna CEO said he had to dispose 30 million doses of vaccines because no one wanted them - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O3HWDCNpC5c

Comment section also has quite a few jab regret stories.

I'm from a third world country so I never really understood this toilet paper shortage issue. First world problems, I suppose.

Other stuff aside, kinda looks like a greenscreen to me.

I think that he put out a video on Rumble.

Don't want funds frozen in other institutions, I guess.

Can you say vaccines are poison on Youtube?

One really needs quite a large mental capacity to keep track of all these things. Now you understand why it's so hard to reach normies who can't be bothered to read past a headline.

Thanks.

Ego and stubbornness are different animals.

You are right. Perhaps it was better to say that being stubborn with the wrong mindset for the time is dangerous.

if your family unit teaches you real skills at a young age, you develop the idea that you are a capable person and therefore experience self-worth, or self-esteem

I agree with this. While I wasn't actually taught that many skills, I was fortunate enough to be in an environment where I was left alone with resources to learn things on my own. While my father didn't teach me many skills, he was there to tell me stories and he bought me 2-3 sets of encyclopedias to read and eventually got me a computer for me to learn how to program on when I was a kid.

My mother wants to 'do everything' for my niece and nephew even if it's trivial and I know it's dangerous for their development. I stop her and tell them to learn how to do things on their own. I take the time to make them participate with cooking and I've taught them to lift those 5 gallon distilled water containers from the door to the kitchen, made them butcher and debone a whole chicken and then batter it up when they want to eat breaded fried chicken. When my nephew wanted ice cream, I made him walk with me in the rain to the store to get some so that he'd understand what it took to get ice cream under those conditions.

I'm aware that it's very hard to break out of being raised in a bad environment, but we're not all dealt the same cards when we start.

I believe I've read that it takes about 3 generations to subvert a society, based on what Yuri Besmenov said in his video. That would mean the current generation that was raised wrong and can't adapt will have to die out due to their poor upbringing and decisions before the survivors who got it right can raise a new generation with the proper values. The kids they leave behind will fall into hardship and that will hopefully give those that survive to grow up a better mindset.

Such a simple and concise answer. I like it.

The only issue some are having is that we don't know if this cliff is for the majority of normies or if it's also for those who already believe that change is needed.

Perhaps some of us here are expecting horrific revelations about the deepest, darkest secrets of the evil that lurks behind the scenes or it could just be as it is now with the threat of war, inflation and death via vaccines.

We'll have to wait and see what's actually beyond the cliff.

Self-esteem at a high level is just pointless ego. It's even more dangerous when their heads and hearts are so empty that they can easily be swayed by any figure of authority that they follow without question.

I was the guy who started a D&D campaign in high school in a Christian university. We had our dice and 'demonic' books out in the open and we played every lunch break and after classes. It's understandable as to why the approval of the majority of my peers means so little to me.

Whenever I felt like I had no purpose, I found something productive to do for myself, be it learning programming, making my own games, learning to draw, learning how to write Japanese and Chinese characters or working out.

While I do have a bit of an ego sometimes, the first thought that always comes to mind if something doesn't seem right is "Did I do something wrong?" or "Did I misunderstand something?"

A lot of things are still unknown to us right now and some things might not be what they appear to be. It's a dangerous time to be inflexible.

As long as your set of beliefs are built up from your own experiences and insights, then it's okay to be stubborn with them. We all have to stand for something, after all. It's only really bad when you just have bootleg beliefs that's passed down second hand from someone else.

A lot of people aren't used to pain and suffering these days so even the slightest inconvenience seems like hell to them.

Sadly, "had to" still means he took it. Doesn't matter if he felt like he had to, he still did. There's no changing that.

His other options were to fight it or find another job.

The best you can do is recommend the post-jab treatments that have been recommended on this site, but your neighbor made the decision in the end, despite his reluctance.

There's no guarantee that we'll all make it through this. This isn't a children's game we're playing, but it's a game that has to play out regardless. The warnings about the vaccine were out there. People chose to ignore it.

Not sure why he should mention something that has already been happening for decades.

I see the battle between the round and flat-earthers happening at the bottom comments with about a 50-50 split.

But the deranged left aren't funny at all, so that's a given.

It's been around for some time. They got purged from Youtube along with X22 and many others.

Seems like the initial steps to parallel Google / Youtube / Twitter.

Aren't those the ones they experimented with and used on their slaves? I did my best to make sure a couple of my friends who got into therapy stayed away from them.

At some point in time, people higher up the ladder will start throwing others under the bus.

Can still play the audio at the bottom.