Relates to my post about piecing the jigsaw.
Imagine we don't know the final vision of the completed puzzle--and through the process we see it as accurate, only to discover influential pieces that didn't belong, and in fact feel like an invasion of our reality of what is true and real to us, making the picture nonsensical. So we remove them and learn. And bit by bit we continue, seeing our lived experience become the final image as we place that final truth in its place. In the end, it is the truest version of our lives. To another it may look like an abstract vision--a Picasso to their Pollock--but a masterpiece in time all the same.
For an artist to create a masterpiece, the layers of discovery must fall away one by one until their vision stares back at them.
We fill in the gaps of our own reality to form our perception of what we believe is realโour minds an evolving jigsaw puzzle weโve been solving since birth, and mostly with imagined pieces of based on assumption and influence.
If you posted the appalling attacks on whites due to your policy to allow murderers and rapists to flood into our systems where our children live and play, and our females have become fair game in some sickening agenda you have against the people who voted you in--we might have an ounce of respect for you.
Britain is willing you to resign!