Trust in authority in a corrupt society.

submitted by HibikiBlackCaudillo from self.conspiracy

I think being able to give a minimal amount of trust towards authority is important in a healthy society. The fact that most people can be intimidated into submission makes it a breeding ground for degeneracy. Even ignoring the corruption in places of authority, people are increasingly more judgemental and paranoid towards others to the point that they'll do unethical things just to be accepted. People are losing more and more of their rights just to seek confort, with few being willing to fight back.

A lot of these people claim to be wise, but I wonder since a lot don't know the feeling of having someone to rely on, just how much do their views are actually the result of cheap cynicism?

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Eternal vigilance is the price of liberty. - Thomas Jefferson

We havn't been vigilant, majority of people are distracted by hollywood and celebrity shit, their mostly useless jobs and careers that have no real value to society. They have allowed their children to be prgrammed by the authoritarian state that wants to eslave them. The people have been tricked into wars, self policing and now a clearly fake politicised pandemic along with a corporate supported BLM movement. We need more Thomas Jeffersons with balls, not more Kardashians. People have acess to the internet which they are slowly losing control over as tech giants censor and manipulate what little freedom is left. They sit there and take it as if there life will have some value after all freedom is dismantled. Majority of people run off emotion and critical thinking.

The earth is flat as well.