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Mormons using the Web to control their own image
- maeon3 15y agoWhen I was young, say 10-13 years old, I had a mormon jingle stuck in my head, at one point I thought it was divine intervention, leading me to cryptic origins: "ladder day saints", at the time I wondered what the heck that was, a ladder with saints on it? It would take me another 12 years for me to learn enough about psychology and jedi mind control to figure out that this jingle stuck in my head (making me thing it was divine) was hand crafted by a humans. We have to be careful to immunize the children against this bacteria that transfers over the medium of TV, radio and google search. Forget to do so and you find your kids committing everything they are, every last dollar to a mind control cult. Good citizens don't let their children become prey to drones. It is wrong to use a mastery of psychology to get people to dance like puppets and give you money. If I find you doing this to others, I will work to expose you.
- phamilton 15y agoMan. I would hate to be Kit Kat... "gimme a break off that Kit Kat bar" or anyone else who has a series of words said in a semi rhythmic fashion... So you got a few words stuck in your head. That doesn't mean it's part of a sinister plot to brainwash you. Occam's Razor.
- maeon3 15y agoI'm not a brainwashed Mormon today, so ultimately their evil plot didn't work. Though there are probably many kids everywhere in the world today wondering if a religious jingle that they can't get out of their head has some cosmic meaning when it has a message with 'god' in it.