I heard a guy say he would forever judge people solely based on the way they handled themselves during covid. It's all he needed to know.
I agree. If that psyop worked on you, then you need more help than I can give you, and you're too dangerously naive for me to allow you to get too close. I won't hate you for it, but I'll have to keep my distance.
I walked away from several long-time friendships after that mess.
Probably a smart move. Going to need people you 100% trust over the next decade.
Amen to that! We have more rough seas ahead.
I was beginning to wake up around 2016 but 2020 put my awakening into fast forward.
100% agree with this.
What's worse is this - how many men have you come across years later admitting they got it wrong and willing to discuss it all?
Zero. They all walk on like the NPC zombies they are.
Humanity forked itself in 2020.
I will always remember a lunch with my college buddies when I had to bring a fake "Green Pass" in order to get into the restaurant (yes, it was that bad in Italy). They kept asking why I was doing all of that... "can't you see how many deaths?"
Media had their brains washed out completely. And, hey, they are all engineers, they were supposed to think rationally.
Last time we met some of them started to have doubts but it is too hard for them to acknowledge that they were completely fooled.
Hey, still friends though...
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Forever judge? Sounds a bit.. intense.
Massive psyop sure, but younger generations need to be psyop'd to learn they're being psyop'd.
Isn't almost every major event a psyop? Just thinking aloud but I know 9/11 is when I woke up (around 16-17 old). I imagine there are youth and people who fell for the covid scam and HATE the state, big pharm and the WHO/UN etc. They probably even hated themselves to the point of killing themselves. (Seen it occur.)
I've walked away from long-term relationships and even more so, potential friendships. I've gained and lost alot from that shitfest.
It's very intense, because the consequences of getting certain things wrong can be life-changing and even world-changing.
I live in New York State.
During COVID, New York adopted emergency isolation/quarantine rules (10 NYCRR §2.13) and legislators even floated bills to authorize removal/detention of ‘cases, contacts, carriers.’
That wasn’t theoretical: one trial judge struck the rule down as dangerously broad, and the proposed statutory expansion (A416) was widely criticized and never enacted.
This wasn’t small-government paranoia - it was a real expansion of administrative coercion that could let authorities remove people from their homes and detain them with frighteningly little judicial oversight.
In a free society, we don’t hand officials indefinite physical control over citizens lightly, pandemic or no pandemic. Well, at least not those of us who understood what was happening.
Those of us too naive to understand cheered it on.
Do not forget that nearly 50% of our society (we were told) thought it was a good idea to put the non-vaxed into isolation camps.
So I could just brush all this aside, put my arm around my old buddies, and said, "Sure, man, you almost ripped me out of my home, healthy as can be, and imprisoned me without cause based on a silly psyop a 3rd grader should have seen right through, but hey, that's ok - wanna hang out Saturday?"
No thanks. You don't get two chances to nearly destroy my life or our society.
You can't fix stupid. You can only hope to prevent it from ruining the life you spent 50+ years building.
