Because they're just following the media signal cues. They don't need to know why something is, just as long as the media and "experts" give them the "correct info".
No matter what Trump did he would be an enemy of the media. If he leaned into the lockdowns and hysteria they would still pivot in a way to try and make him look bad. You cannot compromise with your enemy.
Their "Great Reset" is about getting as much control as possible and wiping the slate clean. They don't care about democracy or whatever else they tell you about. This is an unelected group of corporations declaring a heavily suspicious election before courts and Congress. They know what they are doing.
Try to homeschool if possible, or homeschool in groups. Just make sure kids have enough social interactions with other kids and aren't totally sheltered.
The bigger problem is the Universities and the fact that you basically need a degree to get any management position.
Be in control of your own environment. This means online and in real life. If you are letting an algorithm dictate what you see, you need to have alternative sources for the same kind of content. Always have a backup of what you do not want to lose. Music, videos, games, etc.
Trump is up 600k votes in PA, 100k in GA, NC, and WI, and 200k in MI. They have stopped counting votes because it would probably lead to a quick Trump win. Instead Trump is going to take it to the Supreme Court if it's not ended soon.
Yeah they ended up making this tweet afterwards.
Media: We are the ones who decide what information you are allowed to see, as well as who gets elected after you vote. No you did not vote us in or get to say anything about it, also stop trying to undermine the democracy of our elections.
I honestly do think that Trump is on the path to rooting out things. With his executive orders about Critical Theory and being able to fire more public workers, he clearly is pointed in the right direction even if it took 4 years to get there.
Of course he can only do so much, and the real targets to look for are the ones in schools and media. Technology companies as well of course.
No matter what happens it's going to be a while before anything gets solved definitively, and that's not down to just one person in office. It's an effort that can take more than a lifetime to help and requires very many people working together to accomplish.
There will always be naive and idealistic people who need educating, but if they keep those beliefs once they're 30+ then they're probably a lost cause.
I can understand the impulse they have though. They want some kind of solidarity with other people, society isn't helping them "fit in" anywhere. They hate the economic systems and how people are being mistreated. Instead of using some critical thinking and finding out exactly why those are, they follow the first person to hand them a pamphlet and think it's their way to utopia. Most are easily susceptible to propaganda or indoctrination and don't want to reconsider everything they know to be true.
It's similar to how I can understand libertarians and liberals, when they have the desire for freedom and personal sovereignty but aren't willing to admit that humans are basically herdlike social creatures who don't think logically by nature. There needs to be somebody in charge who knows what they're doing and is decided by some kind of test of skill or merit, you can't just think "Enforcing control over people is bad so we need to have the smallest or most restricted government possible" because that just leads to divide and conquer by actually coordinated groups with worse morals.
This was made by Carlo Maria Viganò who had previously leaked financial corruption in the Vatican in 2012 and had a 2018 letter in which he accused Pope Francis and other Church leaders of covering up sexual abuse allegations against former cardinal Theodore McCarrick.
You certainly have to be careful where you speak the truth, because doing it in front of the wrong people can draw too much attention, even if it is what you honestly believe and have no bad intentions. In this case you must speak only some of the truth, and know which crucial details to omit.
Language really is a battlefield, I suggest watching this video about that.
Toxic was made popular due to Lyte from the League of Legends dev team. They thought it would be better to strictly police their userbase than anything else.
And I agree, for the most part using their words just plays into their trap. If they ask "Are you a racist?" no matter what you say you will be guilty. If you say "Yes" then you are evil and they are justified in doing anything to harm you. If you say "No" then you must prove it or else you are just a lying racist.
You cannot argue and talk with people who have already made up their minds. Speak clearly and explain yourself as well as you can, you will win over any spectators far faster doing that than trying to "win" through force and tricks.
It used to be a "green" "environmental" effort to instate the fourth industrial revolution, which is basically full automation and the remaining humans would be slaves under a global communist government.
Instead with the wuhan coronavirus they have tried to use as a wedge to instate their economic changes. Lockdown to destroy all small businesses and the big multinational companies get to buy up tons of cheap land. "Contact tracing" apps in order to track people's movements. Masks, vaccines, and strict guidelines to tell who is obedient and following orders and who is not.
That would certainly be good, I wonder how much they will actually be able to reject progressivism though. France has been deep in it longer than just about anywhere else. That's why you saw deep unrest with the yellow vest protests about "gas" which was basically a proxy conflict for indigenous French vs. Globalists and migrants.
With England at least trying to pull out of the EU, if France does too then it would probably fall apart.
He has a daughter, so he's definitely not strictly homosexual.
I dislike all the "diversity" in the recent Pokemon games. This one is supposed to take place in England so it would be accurate for the big cities, needs more Muslims though.
As Stonetoss has also made this comic here it can be confusing.
There are many reasons for it, but the easy way to explain it is that they both have the same enemies.