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Sometimes I worry Poal gives us an oversaturated view of the world's degeneration.

Sometimes I worry Poal gives us an oversaturated view of the world's degeneration.

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[–] • 6 pts

This is called cognitive dissonance. The world you know is gone, the illusion shattered. You want to take the blue pill so you can go back to sleep and be comfortable, just like the majority of others. The Matrix will be glad to have you back.

Yes, I also miss being in the Matrix. It's a nice feeling where everything is fine and there are no problems. But once I left it or it left me, I can not go back.

[–] • 2 pts

I'd give a hell of a lot to take the blue pill

[–] • 2 pts

And what we see shared on poal is only a tiny fraction of a single percent of the degeneration and evil that jews are inflicting on the world. As bad as things are, I know that the truth that we see and are aware of is just a drop in the ocean.

I've noted a bit on this to you previously, but I tried to forget what I knew. I could not forget.

I tried to dive deep into the fiction and pretend I didn't know the reality of the world. The truth would come to the surface and was even harder to handle due to not facing and accepting it.

Then I tried to distract myself from the reality of the world, that if I kept my mind distracted enough then I wouldn't have time to think about the truth. There aren't enough distractions to override the truth.

When I realized I couldn't distract myself from the truth, I tried to physically damage my mind/brain through jew drugs to maybe sever those connections and forget what I knew. The opposite happened and the truth became far more present in mind at all times. The more I did and tried to forget, the more dominant in my mind the truth became.

The truth becoming impossible to ignore and forget no matter what I did and tried is what kept me from going even deeper into the hole I was in.

I realized that the only way to remove the truth from my brain would be to either remove my brain or damage both it and me to the point that I no longer exist. Even then, perhaps everything but the truth would be damaged so I would only be left in a broken shell of a body, trapped in my mind with only the truth and now having no ability to do anything about it.

There is no forgetting. There is no going back. I'm glad that I've finally grown enough now and have gained enough insight and understanding to know that I wouldn't want to.

[–] • 1 pt

If you know more than is shared here, I need to know. Inbox me if you have to.

[–] • 1 pt

Ignorance is bliss , not really but it sure feels like it

[–] • 4 pts

Apparently you haven't been on twitter x or gab. All that is is senators making statements, people throwing shit back and forth at each other and just pissed off humans. Here there might be some gloom and doom but there's also other interesting stuff. I reckon it's just how the algorithms line up the gloomy and gory shit. So all the negativity is really our own demise. I bet you if you start looking up fish tanks or ferrets your feet would change dramatically.

[–] • 3 pts

The problems we are facing must be address by us or all generations after millennials will be living in a full blown 1984. They will no longer have access to information we have and won't even know what life used to be or who is the enemy, not to mention that they will be the last generations of Aryan Race in history.

Don't you fell fortune to be born in the time to fight the Holy War against the most evil force this planet has spawned? Imagne just working 9 to 5 all your life, retiring and dying of old age - very gay.

Also remember that all blue pilled people are vaxxed and are already living or soon will be living a life of agony and dependence on (((medical system))).

There is a reason all of us have been guided to this knowledge, it is our destiny.

[–] • 3 pts

It's probably much worse. What we see is what leaks through the media in to the world, and is quite tempered. You're not seeing all the small things that never make it out of a local space.