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Point seems that 'succesful' people are rewarded by a society that looks for conformity and practical application of systems. Why would they question things? Life's been 'good' to them (materially, and superficially, socially).
An excellent point. Most of us got here through a red-pill event. Often, that is a loss after having done "the right thing." If you have never suffered real failure, then it is only obvious the system works. One must simply comply with the system.
After every major loss in my life, something good has come. So I see this risk, now, as another screening. I don't have a crystal ball, but deep down, I believe something meaningful and good can come to us that resist. And if not personally, then we serve God and the end cause of a natural humanity. We are pure bloods. We are not willing to be part of moderna or pfizer's "operating systems."
To the men that today lost their jobs, I hope you soon find such reward. Maybe it is not in material wealth. Maybe it will be in a freedom-from-the-norm epiphany of some kind. Maybe it will be that we are all forced to live humbler, simpler lives, closer to God and other believers, hopefully surrounded with love for each other.
But I am encouraged by you. Good men are drawing a line. You have a boundary. It has been tested, and you have held. The others do not yet have a boundary. Deep down, they are dreading "what comes next? How many boosters? Will I get in trouble for supporting my unvaxxed brother?" To the contrary, you know, "what is now here, and yet, here I stand, alive still." God bless you men.
I've had 3 big failures in my life. They resulted in some isolation, loss of status, embarrassment, even wealth. Still, I feel that after each of these failures, God had something good for me. May it be so again.
Men writing that the first priority is to make preps to live for the next 10 years. Secure food, water, and shelter. I'm grateful for these like-minded brothers. I have one son that is unvaxxed. I believe in 10 years, he will be an absolute rarity among his generation. And I suspect his sperm will be wildly prized. We joke that we may have to rent him out to stud. He wants a pureblood spouse, to raise natural humans with, and to live free. That is not too much to ask, and I am happy to support him at all cost.
We are not alone.