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It is only possible to "socialy engineer" people who are genualy unsatisfied with what they have and how they are living, and who are looking for a prompt that
by metalman 2y ago
It is only possible to "socialy engineer" people who are genualy unsatisfied with what they have and how they are living, and who are looking for a prompt that will improve there lot.
The "solicitation" is absolute proof that the government has failed to provide and support the most basic requirements for a stable society, and is floundering around trying to spin the whole mess, and blame someone else.
And 10 mill to one of the major media distributors is on top, of what is realy billions worth of free media coverage for anything the government want to promote. Which means they are panicking.Not that that isnt totaly obvious.
They should panic, a lot, because after bieng lied to and cheated for generations now, many ordinary people have come to the reasonable and rational conclusion, that in the face of informational chaos, they can just go ahead and
believe ANYTHING, that makes them feel a bit better....for now....and then believe something else later, maybe, or just make stuff up, that they believe, and there friends like, and 27 min latter, its been seen by 37 million others.
And they like it, and speak directly to this, and
are doing it consiously ,and dont give a rats ass about most of what is happening, and at any moment go bat shit crazy for some new revolutionary type of chewy candy, and since china is the only one who can tool up to make 4 billion dollors of candy
overnight, they will get the order, and china will mint another billionair....happens every few days
there is no defence
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- itishappy 2y ago> It is only possible to "socially engineer" people who are genuinely unsatisfied with what they have and how they are living... Brother that's all of us! If anyone here wakes up each morning and goes "yup, this is my lot in life and I wouldn't change a thing" then please share your secret!
- GGByron 2y agoDoesn't that seem a bit too complacent? Personally I've always thought the opposite - malcontents have more to gain and less to lose by criticizing or opposing the status quo.
- metalman 2y agoYou would have been right when the ratio of malcontents to those who could say that they enjoyed the benifits of society was 5 or 10 to 1 but tose days are gone, and in many geographic (read postal codes) locations, there is nothing to be contented with or strive for, except at worse than lightnigng strike while winning the lottery odds.