Protesting the "heroes" (How to get unhooked from Infowars)

[Poimandres]

I recognize you care about the world.  I also recognize you care too much.  Your activism is promoting an agenda, and the closer YOU get the closer THEY get to YOUR revolt.  You KNOW they operate via subversion.  You KNOW they are infiltrators.  You KNOW you're dealing with the Illuminati here.  And you KNOW that you're openly giving in to facts and things that YOU do not see with your own eyes.

It IS funny that you can see the conspiracy everywhere.  But it's also a trap.  I wouldn't have even said it myself if I didn't see it now.  The manifesto of Marx and Engels has only been modified. 

Don't sit there and pretend that "Yes!  My anger makes my heart black and I am finally righteous in that!" makes you happy.  It makes you pissed right off, and you can't lie about that.  You've given up on a few people, and it makes the whole picture you're trying to see seem broken.  Now you understand why (If you have a better explanation, go for it).

You may not all fit into that particular category, and if you don't then you need to start speaking out on REAL agenda's.  You have to understand that you're speaking out for ideals that want to destroy.  It's not impossible to win this battle but it IS impossible to do that by doing exactly what they want you to do. 

Stress is a killer.  If anything at all, understand that.

[Kilgore Trout]

I get what you're saying , for the most part I agree , the stress it causes might be the real goal...

[Poimandres]

In a way I sort of regret implying what I meant this way.  I mostly meant that there is literally hidden codes within physical objects that, when light passes off of them, it transmits something that doesn't register on the eyes but affects the temperature of your brain.  This is called the Wisdom within Life, and from a Gnostic perspective Wisdom is the mother of Life (Or Knowledge, by some standards), and Faith is it's mother. 

One can deduce that we were also misconstruing the true Wisdom for another when we felt the anger behind the knowledge we read that makes us angry. 

[agentbluescreen]

Yeah like lately I am tired of hearing this yarn from Alex about how the insurance companies are supposedly "stealing" the veterans death benefits from their beneficiaries. All it is is instead of just cutting them a check the insurer offers them an interest bearing account with institutional checks that are underwritten by their bankers  that the beneficiaries are free to use to take as much or as little as they wish from the benefit as they so choose. Nothing prevents them from using one check and putting ALL their money elsewhere. Surely keeping one's windfall in a less accessible place than one's bank account is good advice to anyone newly-receiving a large (if unwelcome) windfall of this sad sort.

In exchange for that consideration, the insurer pays them a 3%-something interest rate, far, far higher than most/many banks pay, even on savings these days and levies no costly monthly service charges nor transaction fees that banksters are notorious for stealing every month and practically every time you dare darken their doors for a bit of your money.

Some not so fair things around here (IMHO) get ridiculously and dishonestly blown out of proportion and discredit the broader goals and message by so being...

[charrington]

Yeah like lately I am tired of hearing this yarn from Alex about how the insurance companies are supposedly "stealing" the veterans death benefits from their beneficiaries. All it is is instead of just cutting them a check the insurer offers them an interest bearing account with institutional checks that are underwritten by their bankers  that the beneficiaries are free to use to take as much or as little as they wish from the benefit as they so choose. Nothing prevents them from using one check and putting ALL their money elsewhere. Surely keeping one's windfall in a less accessible place than one's bank account is good advice to anyone newly-receiving a large (if unwelcome) windfall of this sad sort.

In exchange for that consideration, the insurer pays them a 3%-something interest rate, far, far higher than most/many banks pay, even on savings these days and levies no costly monthly service charges nor transaction fees that banksters are notorious for stealing every month and practically every time you dare darken their doors for a bit of your money.

Some not so fair things around here (IMHO) get ridiculously and dishonestly blown out of proportion and discredit the broader goals and message by so being...

I feel that way about the entire agenda -- wildly pointing guns in the air and saying they went that way - it serves no real purpose - in the end their all still chasing a mirage on the horizon.

[adissenter2]

ideals that want to destroy:

patriarchal family
private property
common law
common sense
trust
righteousness
faith
hope
fellowship
charity
patience