🇺🇸 Tearing down Trump signs in a country with 500 million guns... perhaps not the BEST life choice
Could've been much worse than this! 😬
Writer: Michael
@davidellison Welcome to X
Free advice. Hollywood doesn’t need another corporate speech.
Stop using movies to lecture people, drop the woke habits, and just give audiences great entertainment again. People want to escape, not be re-educated.
Do that, and you will print money.
This MADTV skit from 24 years ago is still painfully accurate.
A white girl whose brain has been broken by leftism uses her Black friend as bait to “prove” all old people are racist. When the old lady is actually nice, she gets pissed that her friend isn’t “Black enough” and tells her to pump up the ghetto act.
Then drops the classic: “I can’t be racist, my best friend is Black.”
The left still does this exact routine every single day. They hunt for racism everywhere, call everyone else racist, and never notice they’re the ones obsessed with race.
When you watch old videos of high-trust societies, you notice how little coercive infrastructure they needed. Here, one elderly policeman was enough because shared norms, reputation, shame, and neighbors willing to intervene maintained order.
As trust declines, informal social control collapses and ordinary cooperation must be monitored and enforced. That invisible social infrastructure is replaced by an authoritarian state apparatus and private controls, such as more police, cameras, locks, barriers, contracts, rules, paperwork, verification, and surveillance.
Researchers have found that approximately one in five people are born with a nervous system designed to process the world much more deeply than the average person.
This isn't just a personality quirk; it is a profound biological difference. If you have this trait, your nervous system acts like a highly tuned satellite dish. You naturally pick up on subtle changes in your environment, absorb the emotions of those around you, and reflect intensely on your experiences. While this means that crowded rooms, loud noises, or busy schedules can leave you feeling quickly exhausted and overstimulated, it also comes with incredible advantages.
People with this finely tuned nervous system often exhibit extraordinary empathy, creativity, and intuition. They notice the beautiful, quiet details of life that pass right by the other eighty percent of the population. Instead of viewing this sensitivity as a weakness, science is finally helping us understand it as a deeply ingrained way of experiencing reality.
If you have spent your life feeling like you need a protective shell just to get through a normal day, know that your deep processing is real, it is completely normal, and it is a powerful way to exist.
@bingbongaz09@ChaplaineJimS@MysteryBox101@TruthFairy131 Your “who’s more responsible” line is pure bludging. White shooters in Yank schools have zero to do with Sikh religious knives getting a free pass here. Different country, different weapon, different rules. Don’t half-arse arguments. Flush the Whataboutism. Congrats on uni grad🤡
@DrewPavlou Journalism used to be a working class profession and they were hardened street wise sceptics. Now they are uni grads who have never rubbed shoulders with the criminal class and hold various luxury beliefs that render them a danger to society.
@TPointUK@NickTenconi Here is what typical messy hair, university fascinated folk engage in. Deliberately using marxist/communist techniques as follows:
- Mockery & ridicule
- Gaslighting
- Deflection & Whataboutism
- Smear as agenda
- Denial of ethnic patterns
- Moral equivalence
- Divide & brainwash
@SteveWoosnam@PeteZogoulas No substance, just bitchy snark. Turn the mirror round. Your complacency is the real grift. Where’s your fact-check, huh? That’s what I thought. Just deflection from the mess. Australia’s waking up, sort your own cynical house.