𝕎𝕒𝕥𝕔𝕙𝕖𝕣 retweeted
Kids out here living on the streets while endless billions stolen from Americans paychecks are given to far away places that have nothing to do with our own city streets
You don't hate the Government enough
𝕎𝕒𝕥𝕔𝕙𝕖𝕣 retweeted
"Who you were during Covid is who you actually are." 🎯
"If you were a coward who wore a diaper on your face for two years straight, if you wore a mask driving alone in your car... it's in your DNA."
"Covid was an IQ test and we didn't really pass."
"Some of us did... I knew it was a scam day one. Other people figured out it was a scam two, three weeks in. Other people, it took six months."
"And then a lot of people, it took them two f**king years to realise that Covid was a scam. And those people are allowed to vote."
Isn't the day to day automated greetings of "How are you?", "Fine, how are you?" with maybe the pre-programmed automaton of fake cleverness, "Liven the dream". Just nauseating?
Confirmation bias is a plague, a cancer of critical thought, an intellectual parasite a narrow-minded emotionally driven confusion of self-righteousness, that stunts the ability to grow or build upon truths and facts.
Debt is just another word for voluntary enslavement. It's psychological bondage, disguised as convenience.
Nearly 70 million Americans are on some kind of psychiatric pharmaceutical narcotic. Maybe the problems aren't necessarily being caused by mental health issues as much as it is the treatment itself.
Most people want freedom, but how do you know when you are free? What does freedom look like to you?
I have trained myself to fear subscriptions. I have succeeded in inventing and implementing a brand-new phobia onto myself. Furthermore, I shall call it subscriptiophobia. /səb-SKRIP-shə-foh-bee-uh/
Remember that magical place when your parents would kick you out of the house to go roam and explore with your friends. Do what ever it was you wanted to do. No one could call you or text you. There were no cameras to follow you around. We were truly free.












