Public sentiment is highly polarized regarding the Gaza conflict and U.S. involvement, encompassing strong support for Israel's actions and significant criticism rooted in humanitarian concerns. Many comments highlight a perceived complicity of the U.S. in civilian casualties, calls for accountability, and a demand for more nuanced media narratives. The discourse reflects frustration over the complexities of the situation, with many advocating for peace but also grappling with the grim realities of the conflict.

Israel

Hamas

United States

Historically, authoritarian takeovers often happen during major crises (economic collapse, war, or social unrest) when people are desperate for strong leadership. If this is the case, expect something terrible to happen soon.

Mp3dee

Remember when Trump was in his first term and just started ordering people around like a manager in a Wendy's, shattering our misguided belief in checks and balances and everyone was like "Wait, the president can do that?". And then nobody stopped it or did anything about it for the last \~9 years?

Not expecting much to change now, except that they have a country full of people who just gave them the mandate to push it to the extreme, and proof of absolutely no repercussions.

[deleted]

With every passing year, it seems that we are sleepwalking towards WW3 and a irradiated grave.

No_Raccoon_7096

Yea so far all of the actions taken by this administration suggests they have no intention of handing the reigns of government over ever again. It is very troubling.

ContextualBargain

I’ve generally been trying to stay aware of what’s happening, imposing limits to maintain my sanity. I thought I had a good picture of what was going on, but *holy fucking shit* seeing it all laid out like this is ABSOLUTELY FUCKING TERRIFYING. This country is beyond fucked.

johnthomaslumsden

Also they are attacking their liberal international partner, basically anywhere that might call them out or provide safe harbour.

Sadly I think the UK will stand by as USA devolves into illiberal democracy/ Autocracy without saying a word.

Slowly letting the vicious right wing propaganda further infiltrate the minds of UK citizens.

No-Organization-6071

You can’t fight fascism with laws: They are criminals who don’t obey them.

Damn_You_Scum

So what can realistically be done about it?

There is no way people are going to be on board with sacrificing their present and future for the amusement of the wanna be fascist-kings. There are adult people with money that have not lost their minds or ethics (hopefully) so who is it that can be supported to do something about the unconstitutional coup of the government?

Historically fascists did not die happily in their sleep of old age, so... how do we speed up the process of deposing unelected officials?

I do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support and *defend* the Constitution of the United States *against* all *enemies*, *foreign and domestic*.

Comeino

Leftists MUST buy a gun (I know.. we would rather they were all put away but needs must right now) and go to the gym. Find likeminded people who are also strong and capable. Ensure you use discipline when talking and posting publicly.

xjaw192000

Wholeheartedly agree. It's irritated me for more than a decade that a lot of academics or other interested people refuse to recognise fascism until it has won, as they insist on limiting the category to criteria describing the fascist dictatorships of the 1930s *after* they had seized and consolidated power over the state. The obvious issue with such an approach is that fascism then can't be identified and countered until it's too late.

As I studied politics and philosophy I've had a lot of those discussions with very knowledgeable people, and at the very least I'm happy to see that most of them are now recognising what is happening and that the institutions in the US aren't fireproof.

Different-Library-82

Fascism in the US was inevitable once Jerry Falwell got Christianity involved in the RNC. Once you bring the sick, willful ignorance of any Abrahamic religion into a government, you are screwed. People who believe that snakes can talk, man can live in a whale, and live in fear of an invisible being cannot be reasoned with. Their real god is their ego. None of them know the Bible, which is good because it's an evil POS, and what god "tells" them is only what they already want.

Soggy-Beach1403

This is the most concise and insightful explanation that I have read anywhere, about what will happen going forward.  When you put it this way it is so obvious that there are no other options for this administration and they won’t give up power, if anyone had any doubts before this.

Do-you-see-it-now

Get to action Americans, before they secure a full takeover. I don't want to have to fight you at our border when Trump forces you to take Canada

forestapee

Honestly, this was always the outcome we were headed too once we let trump off in his first term and created a Ceaser style conflict where trump had to 

1. win to stay out of jail

and 

2. stay in power to stay out of jail. 

This was the obvious outcome as far back as the 1st impeachment.

whofusesthemusic

Yeah, I don't know if we're looking at "dark gothic MAGA" or the Butterfly Revolution, but dismantling of the administrative state appears to be in full swing.

And that third of Americans who cheered on the guy who said they'd never have to vote again aren't going anywhere. They're not gonna become de-radicalized. And they're dangerously misinformed.

*Those who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities.*

mfyxtplyx

I mean Elon and El Trumpador should be in a cell not the White House. But hey here we are.

Superb-Associate-222

Fascism thrives on the deliberate subversion of norms, rules, and institutions. It is a politics of power, unbound by the constraints of legality or precedent, and it emerges as a reactionary response to capitalist crisis. In contrast, liberalism remains wedded to a rigid adherence to proceduralism and decorum, even as the far-right openly flouts these principles. This asymmetry is not merely a tactical failure; it is a reflection of liberalism’s class character. The liberal bourgeoisie, fearful of radical change and the mobilization of the working class, clings to the illusion of a stable, rules-based order. This adherence to proceduralism renders liberals impotent in the face of fascist aggression, as they prioritize the preservation of capitalist stability over the defense of democratic values.

Perhaps most damning is the extent to which liberals have become complicit in the rise of fascism. Rather than mounting a robust defense of democratic values, liberals have repeatedly capitulated to far-right demands, normalized extremist rhetoric, and prioritized bipartisanship over principle. This servility is not merely a failure of strategy; it is a reflection of liberalism’s role as a defender of the capitalist status quo. By refusing to confront fascism with the urgency and resolve it demands, liberals have effectively enabled its growth. The result is a political landscape where fascists feel emboldened to act without consequence, while liberals remain paralyzed by their own unwillingness to challenge the system that sustains them.

professional_tuna

American exceptionalism is believing that we are special and that this could never happen here. I would argue that we have been headed down this road since at least Dubya's presidency. The usurpation of more and more powers to the executive has been an ongoing process with little foresight to the dangers posed by bequeathing these powers to predecessors. The gradual erosion of our civil liberties have followed a similar path in tandem with this ongoing concentration of power in the executive. One day you just wake up and realize that you live under a dictatorship/authoritarian regime. How did this happen? 

Well, here we are. And let me tell you this, we will live under this. Life will go on. We thought we were special, but we are not. Like other countries and peoples, we are going to live under totalitarianism.

Rossdxvx

Fascism isn't just inevitable in the US anymore, it's been here for a while now.

spacestationkru

I just can't believe we have actually reached this point.

BWSnap

_Attempted_ fascism has been going on since day 1 on this administration; just the attempt should have triggered arrests for fElon and Chump. And in some cases, facism's already happening. Sure, judges appear to be blocking some of the more egregious incidents, but fascist apologists are daring fElon and Chump to ignore the courts or are saying that the courts don't have authority.

Pretty soon, the ultimate decider will be whom the police and military side with: the citizens and the US Constitution or the Nazi robber barons. If they side with the latter, the US will be a full-blown fascist dictatorship. And if the citizenry doesn't revolt, that's how it'll stay.

cabalavatar

I feel as though fascism was kind of just built in at the foundation. I don't know what else could have been expected for a country built on the bones and blood of everyone who wasn't and isn't white. I sometimes joke that I know that there's no such thing as ghosts because the United States still stands. It looks like my ancestors and the ancestors of the indigenous people here were just playing the long game this entire time.

GingerTea69

We still have the right to bear arms against this stupidity, the left needs to utilize that right.

thiseveryday

I'm not going to tell Reddit to remind me, but I think the key date on people's calendars will be the 2026 mid-terms, with 35 contested seats in the Senate and the entire House up for grabs. Because if Orange Julius is wildly unpopular at this point then he either has to do something radical or go down in flames since you know a D majority in *either* body will make his life miserable (optimistically assuming Democrats have found their long-lost spine by then).

BTRCguy

And I was being laughed at for pointing out the obvious signs of catabolic societal collapse 5 years ago

Zen_Bonsai

This is exactly what happened in Turkey starting at 2002. Now the old Turkey with its non-perfect but existing checks and balances is just a dream. That was one of the reasons I left it and came to America. Now it’s happening again before my eyes and I wouldn’t believe it in my wildest dreams.

gereksizengerek

Fascism is inevitable in any capitalist country

marinerpunk

Amazing summary. And that’s all in a FEW WEEKS. And here I thought we’d be destroyed by climate change in the next 20 years. Trump will do it in four. I’m sure he’d brag that he “got it done in 4 years instead of 20”. Brace for impact.

birdy_c81

Excellent data.   I will add one more, very important detail.  The Christian crazies.  Imagine you have a mandate from god.  What are you willing to do to make that happen?  These psychos will cage babies, and torture fellow citizens and worse.  Because their god told them to.  just like ISIS but with nukes, drones, AI, facial recognition, robot dog soldiers, the world’s largest and most powerful military of all time, and the wealth of all the other nations put together.  

I would consider things dire.

superchiva78

It's not even that.

We now exist in a government whose leadership has literally been bought and is being shredded by a pack of jackals who have lots of money and absolutely no care for silly things like laws.

Violence, and a lot of it is inevitable as all of the failsafes designed to NOT allow this were pulled out like so many control rods from a nuclear reactor pile, while the two parties watched the pretty glow and randomly kept yanking out the ones that remained. It started with a mentally compromised Reagan, and it culminates with an even more mentally compromised Trump.

Not even half a century to obliterate the country.  I think I'll probably have just enough years to have gone from celebrating a bicentennial to attending the funeral.

va_wanderer

The point that’s sticking with me most out of this is the necessity of them not relinquishing power given what they’ve done. They have left themselves with no other choice. I know trump is likely to die soon enough after his term to make any retribution unimportant, but for the rest of them they can’t let that power slip out of carefully controlled hands 

anarchist_person1

Yeah, we are cooked and I don't see any way out of it. At this point, everyone I listen to or read are still arguing over whether or not we're *technically* in a constitutional crisis. 

The problem I see is everyone seems to be only looking at what is happening now and not looking where we're all going. Someone (in a position with reach) needs to start screaming this from the rooftops and stop saying "I don't think it's time to panic yet". 

Of course it's not time to panic, it's time to start organizing community groups, and preparing for the coming storm. Same with climate change... we're just not going to do anything to mitigate it on the scale that is needed, so it's time to figure out how we live in a world where the climate is supremely hostile to humanity and most other life on earth. 

That said, I'm not sure anyone would listen, or know what to do. There is no leader on this, no one to help guide people, or be charismatic enough to draw them in. Even if they did listen, I'm not sure most people would be able to see the logical steps that you're outlining. They'll dismiss them, not because they are stupid, but because they're still living in a false reality where they think norms and institutions can be relied on, even as they are dismantled before their very eyes.

CollectionUnique5127

Been revisiting the rage against the machine library these past few weeks. Highly recommend anyone feeling hopeless to have a listen and get fired up

Frankentula

The work you put into cataloging this stuff is A+. Thank you. Feel like we should be making paper copies of this stuff too before it’s wiped out digitally

appxsci

Agreed, they have already crossed the rubicon, and very intentional so.

I would add that they've also very delibrately set the stage for a coming confrontation: by at the same time very publicly removing security details from anyone who they deem illoyal from the first term, like Bolton, while atbthe same time pardoning every single last one of the January 6 people, even the violent offenders, they are sending a clear signal: If you do their bidding, you are save, even if it is a crime. If you don't you are an enemy.

CanOfUbik

I talked to my Southern Baptist aunt about this recently.  She claimed that the “Obama [administration] was fascism” to her?  Why?  It did things like the ACA that had been republican positions until democrats wanted them.  This mild mannered lady would rather the whole system crumble down than it do things she didn’t like.

She then went on a rant about how most people on Jan 6th were peaceful and it was really a day of love, and I very much tuned out.

3Grilledjalapenos

Because 99% of those spouting opinions first learned anything about this conflict on October 7th. They don’t understand the history or nuance of what’s going on, like, at all. Most don’t know anything about the first or second intifada, Oslo Accords, etc. 

They look at Israel as a result of “US Imperialism” and destabilization in the region which can’t be further from the truth. It’s an opinion that at best comes from ignorance and at worst is misinformation

username08930394

America? How dare you get involved in the Middle East! America? Why aren’t you getting involved in the Middle East!!! There’s no pleasing these people

RealHunter08

When we intervene they knock us for intervening...when we don't intervene they knock us for not intervening.

It's almost like they hate us regardless.

SalsaBanditoJr

It’s weird to me that people scream about “American interventions” and then turn around and scream why doesn’t the US intervene more. I mean I *get it*, America always has to be in the wrong to these people, but the mental gymnastics is… well actually what I’d expect. Damned if you do, damned if you don’t.

Course sometimes I do feel like it wouldn’t hurt for America to get involved and slap some heads and tell one side or the other (or both) “stop doing stupid shit”. But that’s wishful thinking on my part given that the times we did try that we ended up stuck in very long wars.

ZoidsFanatic

They think if the US withdraws support from Israel then the Israelis will just stop. I don’t think they know these people very well.

Drake0074

People think the US can stop the war because it helps them feel in control, and make sense of things that don't have a clean answer.

It's a little bit like conspiracy theories, in that it fulfils a psychological need.

In some sense, the US could make it more difficult for Israel to fight. But Israel produces plenty of its own weapons, and historically, has purchased weapons from many sources: the French, British, and Russians.

So yes, the US supports Israel, but if people think that means Israel will do whatever we tell it, they are deeply mistaken. Israel just lost 1500 people in one of the most barbaric acts of terrorism in modern history. If you think they're going to hold back on our account, you are very mistaken.

And the reason we support Israel is quite clear: we need a strong ally with boots in the ground in the Middle East. And there's no viable alternative. Who else would we back, that's not infinitely worse/less reliable? Saudi Arabia? Turkey? Iran?  Egypt?

I could go on. The truth is Israel is the least bad country in a neighborhood filled with really messed up, violent places. That's why we're allied with them - because the alternatives are far, far worse.

And we need a presence in the Middle East as long as we depend on oil to run our economy. While I 100% support moving to a green economy as soon as possible, we're not there yet. So until we are, we're stuck in this situation.

People are grossly oversimplifying a conflict that has lasted centuries, if not millennia. When it comes to Israel vs. Palestine, there's no "objectively correct" answer. Both sides are messed up. Both sides do bad things. But on the whole, Israel is a much better partner than any of the other options.

TheMagicalLawnGnome

We’re Schrödinger’s society, existing in all states simultaneously. We settle into one depending on the education level of the observer.

Because America bad till a war starts then America help

FuckYou923

It's a sanctioned conspiracy. Find any global conflict in the last 70 years, the US is either a demon for doing nothing or a demon for intervention.

norskinot

People think that because America heavily subsidizes Israel that they can also dictate Israeli policy.  This couldn’t be further from the truth.  If America had its way we’d be about 2 decades into a two state solution in the Middle East.  Israel might be a staunch American ally but they’re hardly shrinking violets eager to follow instructions.  Netanyahu’s regime in particular has been a thorn in Americas side repeatedly undermining any American led effort toward rapprochement with the Palestinians.

Cmacbudboss

Because America = bad for a lot of people.

Including our Allie’s

Accomplished-Log2337

We could, but we would have to crush Iran to do it.

Adept_Bass_3590

Well we can.  But apparently nuking people is frowned upon now

I mean they have a point, if the US withdraws support from Israel they'd resort to nuclear weapons in a day, most of the Arab world would pounce on them, win win situation for all the Arab states, they'd get a 200% boost in popularity at home. I mean the only reason Hezbollah hasn't intervened is because the Us has a carrier at it's door

We could. But they wouldn't like how we do it. 

Basically they hate us for getting involved or they hate us for staying out of it. It's just excuses to hate the U.S.

MarioNinja96815

Let them fight it out, I sure don’t care about land disputes and holy wars. Fuck em all. The US hasn’t taken care of our humanitarian crisis for many decades. Maybe we work on that first, please

DWeathersby83

“Why do people think the US can stop the War in Gaza”  Answer: because they are uneducated on the subject and are prone to emotional reasoning. 

It reminds me, as much as i hate the electoral college and some structures of the Congress, why the founding people who wrote the Constitution wanted a separation between the “mob/masses” and the elected representatives / officials. The representatives usually were better educated and made more leveled decisions in the 18th century than the rest of the population. And why do we think this has changed very much in 230+ years?

EffectiveTax7222

Americans (mostly) don’t understand what it’s like to live through continuous terrorist attacks, having rockets sent their way, or dealing with an ideology from a neighbor who would choose your death over a state or better conditions for your own people.

These people believe that being killed or having civilians killed furthers their cause AND sends them to heaven. They WANT to die for their fascist Islamist ideology. Many people also support that. Even if it isn’t Hamas, it’s someone else (like Fatah). 

How do you stop jihadists which have broad population support and are FAR more interested in the death of Jews over a state, a government, and a better life for their citizens? 

Bottom line: no ceasefire.

Americans go home. Americans keep out. Why are the Americans taking so long to get here?

Why won't the Americans leave? Oh, good, they're leaving. Oops All Warlords.

Why did the Americans leave? Why would they hang us out to dry after only two decades?

ArmsForPeace84

When I worked in bars, I learned many valuable lessons, one of them being: Sometimes, you just gotta let them hoes fight.

applehdmi

The US can only influence both sides (and it does it), but can’t stop or end any war.

mikeber55

I know this is an old post but thank god . Reading this healed my brain a bit.

veganwhore69

If the administration REALLY wanted to, they could threaten to pull aid from Israel unless they stopped.

But they don't. Preventing Israeli retaliation is politically unfeasible. Hamas has given them carte blanche and they are going to use it.

ApatheticHedonist

There is no pleasing these people. They cry when America gets involved and call us Imperialists and call us cowards when we don't get involved.

Rough_Transition1424

I mean, we could cut aid to Israel. We aren't going to, but we could.

WickedShiesty

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You realize that the US has the highest military budget in the world?

Dizzy_Reindeer_6619

I wish more people were reading this post still

wizlaqueefah

Third time reposting deleted comment that hurt Americans feelings: Couldn't find one comment from an educated not brainwashed individual here, ya'll are bombarded with propoganda. 


For one, very few, if at all, believe America can stop the war in Gaza. What people ARE holding America on a accountable for is funding Is+×el's we@p0ns regardless of how many inhum@n atrocities they have committed. (largest receiver of U.S. foreign aid: 150 billion dollars) while your citizens are homeless and starving.  The U S. lets Israel get away with [nternation@l w0r crimes, the same way America does. Fun fact: Adding CIA funding of A1 Q@ed@ and IS IS which adds 800,000 innocent civillian deaths to the 30 million at the hands of US government btw 2001-2019—largest in the world baby.


 Also, the use of political jargon to sheild them while exaggerating Hamas's crimes without evidence. This includes staments of tunnels below bombed hospital with 0 evidence or the 40 babies rumor, while BBC cutting off Israeli captives testaments of fair treatment by Hamas and not reporting the state of released Palestinian captives, one of whose skulls was crushed in, another came back delirious unable to recognise family members and dief a few days later. They look inhuman, skin to bones. And after all this, you have the audacity to type 'Biden is at least trying to convince Israel that bombing in revenge will not help the situation' — AS HE'S funding their weapons at the same time??? Make manipulations believable. 


 The commentors and posting persons way of thinking is the the average American's way of distracting themselves from the reality of how much bl00d you have on your hands. Anyone who'd like to disagree with me is required to list the number of countries the U.S. b0mbed since you began paying taxes. Delete this again and I will repost it.

LongOutrageous6517

America is 100% responisble for the Genocide equally as Isra-hell , here we are 2 years later , no difference and you wonder why ppl hate America so much

chedyyyy

Optimism bias and they think that collectively asking a mythical figure would stop it.

TimothiusMagnus

There’s two things in play that muddies the water for people that are neither Israeli nor American.

Firstly, the US gives a lot of money to Israel for defence. The argument is that if they threaten to stop that then maybe Israel will stop bombing Gaza.

Secondly, whenever anyone at the UN Security Council tries to bring a motion to criticise Israel, no matter what it is vetoed by the US. To a quite ridiculous degree. The view is that Israel thinks they can get away with anything as the US will always veto any criticism.

amanset

If our influence is that minor, why can’t we stop sending billions to Israel every year? Why is it illegal for government employees to protest Israel?

JudicatorArgo

But, I mean, they could?

If the US demands it and ensures Israel knows it's serious, Israel would obey.

Don't get me wrong though, the US absolutely shouldn't do that and support Israel in its quest to eradicate (or more realisticly, surpress) this threat to their national security.

Because the US can.

All of Israels military equipment, even stuff given by other countries, is ours. We can brick it with a thought.

Magic isn't real. The process to fix these issues is incredibly simple. It's the people looking to profit who muddy the waters.

Because we give Israel billions of dollars per year. We could cut that aid money and stop the war overnight.

Best_Caterpillar_673

https://www.aljazeera.com/amp/news/2023/10/11/how-big-is-israels-military-and-how-much-funding-does-it-get-from-the-us

We donate over 1.5 billion to a country whose entire military budget is 20 something billion and yet you wonder why people say that the USA has the potential to change the conflict in Israel. We’re not even getting into geopolitical influence, that’s purely monetary.

captain__clanker

Because we supply a lot of the weapons for every war lol

Kylebirchton123

Because the US is corrupt and gives a fuckton of money to the war criminal Israeli government. We shouldn't be involved in that bullshit at all.

I've never heard anyone suggest that the U.S. could extinguish the fire in Gaza and the West Bank. I have, however, heard many rightly suggest that the U.S. has no business dousing it with fuel.

Joshua_ABBACAB_1312

4rth time reposting deleted comment that hurt Americans feelings: Couldn't find one comment from an educated not brainwashed individual here, ya'll are bombarded with propoganda. 



For one, very few, if at all, believe America can stop the war in Gaza. What people ARE holding America on a accountable for is funding Is+×el's we@p0ns regardless of how many inhum@n atrocities they have committed. (largest receiver of U.S. foreign aid: 150 billion dollars) while your citizens are homeless and starving. The U S. lets Israel get away with [nternation@l w0r crimes, the same way America does. Fun fact: Adding CIA funding of A1 Q@ed@ and IS IS which adds 800,000 innocent civillian deaths to the 30 million at the hands of US government btw 2001-2019—largest in the world baby.


 Also, the use of political jargon to sheild them while exaggerating Hamas's crimes without evidence. This includes staments of tunnels below bombed hospital with 0 evidence or the 40 babies rumor, while BBC cutting off Israeli captives testaments of fair treatment by Hamas and not reporting the state of released Palestinian captives, one of whose skulls was crushed in, another came back delirious unable to recognise family members and dief a few days later. They look inhuman, skin to bones. And after all this, you have the audacity to type 'Biden is at least trying to convince Israel that bombing in revenge will not help the situation' — AS HE'S funding their weapons at the same time??? Make manipulations believable. 


 The commentors and posting persons way of thinking is the the average American's way of distracting themselves from the reality of how much bl00d you have on your hands. Anyone who'd like to disagree with me is required to list the number of countries the U.S. b0mbed since you began paying taxes. Delete this again and I will repost it.

People are, at the very least, asking the U.S. to stop sending billions of dollars to the State of Israel to keep it afloat where there is no good reason to, especially now that fascist leader Bibi has returned to power.

I do not think that the U.S. alone to has the power to stop Israel from hurting the people of Gaza and the West Bank, much of Europe also has an interest in keeping Israel alive and denying Palestinians their ability to liberate themselves from it and Hamas as well as West Asian countries like Egypt that actively make it as difficult as possible for refugees to live normal lives.

What I do believe is that the United States must stop helping the Israeli government and empower Jews and Arabs who oppose apartheid.

Great_AEONS

Pretty simple, the only reason Israel does what it does is because the US has their back. Without the US their neighbours would invade them. Not saying it is Bad the US has their back.

yaayz

The US is the only reason the UN has not been able to act. The US blocks the UN security council every time they try to do anything about israel

hazanko7

Because the US pulls the defense strings in Israel?  Like not some grand conspiracy meme, this has been true for decades.  Its not a war yet and never will be.  Police Actions sure but a war requires 2 governments to sign declarations and Palestine will never be able to do that.

Maybe because we invaded a country and overthrew it's government over weapons of mass destruction that never existed.

Nervous_Material5970

333elmst

The US has a vested interest in that conflict. Politicians have been investing money, and the war machine is being ramped up which means the "complex" is preparing to push the go button any minute. There is money to be made in war. and those who want to make lots of it are working hard to convince us that this is about humanitarian responses on behalf of an ally, right!

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Thanks for your thoughts and summary! I will disconnect for some time as well. I spent too much time on Reddit. After all I came to the conclusion: to live with an open mind and heart is the most I can do. Let‘s see what happens. I won’t be able to change the outcome/happenings much anyway. See you all!

vdchld

Wow, great post. Very much in line with all of my research. Thanks for compiling all of this!

Significant_Art7739

Ivan_DemiGod

I’m having a week off I’m spending too much time on all this

leem7t9

This is actually what the tipping point is. Getting away from some big emotional attachment to all this. It’s real. So go live your way. There is no govt protection. Only govt deception.

Ess_Mans

Great post OP. I feel like the next few years will be a massive shake up. It's essentially a purge of the way we humans used to do things. It will be a struggle but we'll all be heathier and happier when it's over. Love is the answer and the only way forward and out of current mess. I love this post and you :)

Beeyata

No. The people who believed in the Aztec calendar ending in 2012 were the ones that thought the world was going to end. The woo people have channelers and psychics and remote viewers. We have been saying that shit was going to hit the fan in 2019 2020 and would end around 2032-33. By end we mean an ending of ways not life. Also, the end of one world is the transition to the next, not necessarily the complete death of it.  I remember in 2020 telling one of my friends hold onto your butts. It’s going to be a wild time until about the end of this decade, then I started thinking about it. It’s gonna be a little bit longer than that.     There are different levels of woo.
I am glad that more people are starting to see this, I am also apprehensive of what the government is going to try to do in the meantime  to confuse and divide

SakuraRein

The Book of Duderonomy. Well done. I would second the ‘getting out to nature” part. I know for many of us, this *could* be what we’ve been waiting for (in some cases for decades), and we don’t want to miss anything as it happens, but too much can be debilitating. Even 20-30 minutes a day, noticing and appreciating everything living is like an energy boost *and* BP regulator. Good will toward all.

GrumpyJenkins

i only know that, whatever's going on, the core problem is RICH CUNTS

Squeezycakes17

I personally think they are coming before AI makes it so that we can no longer differentiate real from fabricated media. At that point, governments can put blinders on us easily and it’s over.

llocallalla

I applaud your opinion &amp; future outlook on all this mind-blowing,  brain overloading reteroruc on this subject as of late! 
I literally felt like I was in a different place than standing in my bedroom yesterday! What a weird out of body experience while awake and alive! I've Unfortunately been overexposed for an unhealthy amount of time (5 days, no sleep because I had to delve deeper for knowledge) that I physically had gotten ill! 
I'm setting it all aside for the moment and taking your suggestion! 
Today's my birthday and time to get back to living! All I can say is that IT IS WHAT IT IS! We, as mere people,  human beings, who have no control other than to defend ourselves against any threat that comes at us, should stay aware of our surroundings at all times!
We shouldn't rely on anyone or anything but our own understanding &amp; perception of our current world around us. 
May God help us all! 🙏🙏🙏

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