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<blockquote data-quote="freehoodies" data-source="post: 4946774" data-attributes="member: 80887">These people are indistinguishable from religious cultists.If you speak to one of them youve spoken to all of them. They might as well be reciting from a script, since they just repeat what the mainstream media narrative is verbatim.They are incapable of making an original point, giving their own individual analysis, or relating their personal experiences to a situation. Which is why the NPC meme took off like it did.Like all cults, subconsciously they understand that if they questioned the narrative they would be ostracized from the group. And they know how the group feels about outsiders, and how they will inevitably refer to them as racist/sexist/whateverphobic if they stop repeating the narrative (silence is violence, they arent allowed to stop)Because of that, their subconscious won’t even let them question it. Like an alcoholic whos walls come up if someone criticizes their drinking, its a defense mechanism of the mental illness.Don’t waste your time by “arguing” with them, if you want to know what they think you can turn on CNN. Dont turn on CNN though, its terrible.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="freehoodies, post: 4946774, member: 80887"] These people are indistinguishable from religious cultists. If you speak to one of them youve spoken to all of them. They might as well be reciting from a script, since they just repeat what the mainstream media narrative is verbatim. They are incapable of making an original point, giving their own individual analysis, or relating their personal experiences to a situation. Which is why the NPC meme took off like it did. Like all cults, subconsciously they understand that if they questioned the narrative they would be ostracized from the group. And they know how the group feels about outsiders, and how they will inevitably refer to them as racist/sexist/whateverphobic if they stop repeating the narrative (silence is violence, they arent allowed to stop) Because of that, their subconscious won’t even let them question it. Like an alcoholic whos walls come up if someone criticizes their drinking, its a defense mechanism of the mental illness. Don’t waste your time by “arguing” with them, if you want to know what they think you can turn on CNN. Dont turn on CNN though, its terrible. [/QUOTE]

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