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DisillusionedCitizen · 2024-12-14T17:05:14+00:00

During my time at a buffet at Linden, NJ yesterday, I realized that yehuborim and their offshoot groups (Christianity, Islam, Wokeism, New Age Movement) have a history of wearing the mask of idealist. To understand this, one must take a look at idealism: Idealism is a mental construct people desire to pursue for improvement. In modern day, society, people talk about ideals, strive and persevere to manifest and achieve that ideal, talk about success stories to about how they've made their ideals a reality. However, idealists never asked themselves whether or not their ideals can work against them, or it's possible for people to use idealism as a mask to conceal a crime or a very sinister conspiracy. The latter is something worth considering, leading to a thought: What better way for the yehuborim and their offshoots to draw in their victims than to pretend to have ideals themselves? The idealist will discuss, take action, and make effort to improve communities. Their focus and desire to manifest their ideals can be so great it tends to border on tunnel vision at certain point; it's this mindset that (if they're not careful enough) easily renders them pawns in the Yehubor's (and their offshoot group) games. Real idealists help those in need and the Yehubor knows this to a large extent; as a method of luring unsuspecting people into their trap, they have to claim they are about love, tolerance, freedom, understanding, happiness, and equality. The latter is a good idea only on paper; in reality, it created the biggest cesspool in modern civilization largely thanks to the actions of the yehuborim and their offshoot groups. The former five are the perfect baits needed to lure in people who actually want to put effort into improving society. In order to maintain the illusion, the lower brass of the offshoot groups put in effort and take action to help communities, directing suspicion away from their plans of enslavement (and more importantly, world conquest). The idealist won't give up, even if what they're trying to achieve can manifest to the possible detriment of themselves and everyone else. The above paragraph is a theory in understanding the mechanism of idealism and how the yehuborim and their offshoot groups exploit it to their advantage. Are there any flaws in my argument?