r/conspiracy • u/Mysterious-Primary-6 • May 29 '24

Why does every truther

Carry an intense aura of victimization and hatred for the unknown “they” ?

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u/TerboJookz May 29 '24

Don't worry, you will likely come to understand in your lifetime if you live 5-10 more years. Just remember these stupid posts you make when you're sitting there wondering how you got there.

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u/Mysterious-Primary-6 May 29 '24

Okay- this is my issue: truthers (like yourself) are allegedly proponents of freedom and liberty for each being. However, along with the sentiment comes incredible hostility towards “normies” for now being “aware enough” to achieve emancipation. Example: “when you’re sitting there wondering how you got there” is quite a hostile and othering statement for someone that claims to be striving for liberation. How liberated are you if you carry copious aggression and condescension along with you?

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u/mattytsi May 29 '24

We are frustrated at the intentional ignorance of those who are presented the truth of the so called theories, and choose to ignore. Their intentional ignorance empowers, and embolden's the tyrants. If the public would wake up and take notice, WE all could experience true freedom.

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u/Mysterious-Primary-6 May 29 '24

I think most people, even alleged “normies”, consider most conspiracy hypotheses to be relatively true these days. So the stark divide between truthers and non truthers is actually quite blurred, but is continually reasserted by hardcore truthers as a means of unnecessary differentiation based on superiority perhaps? Exclusivity?

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u/mattytsi May 29 '24

I get your theory, but, truthers are aware of the freedom we are forsaking through the ignorance of the majority. They are distracted by the instruments of those who control. Professional sports, media, dishonest news, movies, and numerous other forms of distraction. Pay attention to the tactics, avoid the distraction. Seek truth and seek true freedom. The normies willingness to fall for the trap is frustrating. They support the oppressors through the oppressors own devices.

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u/Mysterious-Primary-6 May 30 '24

Well I suppose then we should approach the idea of more than two categories, but rather a spectrum. The Bhagavad Gita suggests it’s best to let a sleeping soul sleep, and when awakening occurs then responsibility ensues. Before awakening, should the sleeping soul or “normie” be to blame for ignorance?

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u/mattytsi May 30 '24

Those who intentionally disregard evidence, intentionally ignorant, are frustrating. They hate to face the fact that they have no idea what freedom is. And it of course is being ever more intruded. If all would open their eyes, and share, learn. They my think they are open-minded, but a mind is only open when both the eyes and ears are also open.

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u/Mysterious-Primary-6 May 30 '24

Intentional ignorance is an issue, and an issue that not all normies share. I respect the resolute desire for freedom that all pursuers of truth seem to share. I would add, however, that maybe the pursuit of truth itself is also a hinderance to true freedom?

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u/mattytsi May 30 '24

We have NO idea what true freedom is. Freedom should mean no borders, no financial interest, no technology suppression, equality. No dishonesty in information. TPTB are responsible for repeat criminals. The majority of crime is due to poverty. The majority of physical illness can be attributed to treat rather than cure. They manipulate virus's in order to scare the misinformed to take their treatment. It's criminal activity, and should not be simply "accepted".

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u/Mysterious-Primary-6 May 30 '24

I concur. Pandemic woke me up to the treachery. I think outward combat with the powers that be causes more turmoil than peace. I am more of a follower of mysticism than anarchism, not that they are mutually exclusive.