Most people are born into a system they didn’t choose and then told to be grateful for it.
School. Job. Mortgage. Surveillance.
Swipe right. Smile for the camera. Accept all cookies.
Repeat until death or burnout, whichever comes first.
But some of us wake up.
And when you do, there’s no going back.
https://untraceabledigitaldissident.com/the-digital-dissident-mindset
After my recent trip to northern Italy, your checklist for walking away happens instantly. Life here is very 1980’s
We didn't choose to be Jesuits (as they run the system).
We were forced to be Jesuits and Catholics since birth, like I was forced into for 22 years (my entire life at this point). I no longer do anything remotely Roman Catholic.
While it may not fit secularly speaking, it fits once you do what I do (and I've done this for over 7 years).
I've said this in the thread, but it needs to be said here:
We didn't choose to be Jesuits. We were forced to be Jesuits. I was in that system for most (if not all) of my life (22 years, in fact), and it was since January that I stopped all the Jesuit goyslop we were given (solar Sabbath, futurism and preterism, Roman/Pagan holidays, etc.).
I've never been happier and wiser since. Even my own folks are jealous of it, and want me to take the Mark of the Beast on the right hand again (Historicists, you know what I'm talking about).
This needs to be a marketing campaign. Money needs to be raised to get it playing on the common ad loads.
“Because default life is designed that way.
Debt keeps you working.
Feeds keep you scrolling.
Convenience keeps you compliant.
This isn’t just about privacy. It’s about agency.
Walking away from that default means rejecting the entire script.”
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