He could be backed by something Trojan Horsey (y'all), but he didn't really want to run, goes to nine 12 step meetings a week, meditates every morning, and took up his cross as a sacrifice for the country and for us. He said he has so many skeletons in his closet that if they could vote he'd win in a landslide. Robert Jay Lifton calls th…
He could be backed by something Trojan Horsey (y'all), but he didn't really want to run, goes to nine 12 step meetings a week, meditates every morning, and took up his cross as a sacrifice for the country and for us. He said he has so many skeletons in his closet that if they could vote he'd win in a landslide. Robert Jay Lifton calls these category labels "thought-terminating cliches". Let's not put him in what Iain McGilchrist calls "The Procrustean bed of the category" but evaluate him as an individual and in terms of how what he is saying is resonating with Americans. If he could stop the vaxes, and the liability shield, stop the poisoning of kids by Big Food and Big Ag, and stop endless war profiteering, and money printing, do you think he would care about the power and status of being president. I don't.
“If he could stop … the liability shield,” and “stop the poisoning of kids by Big Food and Big Ag.” Those two policies are contradictory, aren’t they? The liability shield is not what the American people want according to the comments I read in this report alone. Giving them immunity from prosecution is just why we are where we are with vaccine injuries. But I digress. I can’t possibly believe that anyone can know what RFK would think if he were to rise to POTUS. I believe Americans evaluated many of our POTUS’ on the basis of their individualism and in terms of what they were saying and how it was resonating with Americans, e.g. Obama and his “fundamentally change America” platform. More people need to do their own research on who or what they’re supporting and not be hypnotized by eloquent words and promises.
He could be backed by something Trojan Horsey (y'all), but he didn't really want to run, goes to nine 12 step meetings a week, meditates every morning, and took up his cross as a sacrifice for the country and for us. He said he has so many skeletons in his closet that if they could vote he'd win in a landslide. Robert Jay Lifton calls these category labels "thought-terminating cliches". Let's not put him in what Iain McGilchrist calls "The Procrustean bed of the category" but evaluate him as an individual and in terms of how what he is saying is resonating with Americans. If he could stop the vaxes, and the liability shield, stop the poisoning of kids by Big Food and Big Ag, and stop endless war profiteering, and money printing, do you think he would care about the power and status of being president. I don't.
“If he could stop … the liability shield,” and “stop the poisoning of kids by Big Food and Big Ag.” Those two policies are contradictory, aren’t they? The liability shield is not what the American people want according to the comments I read in this report alone. Giving them immunity from prosecution is just why we are where we are with vaccine injuries. But I digress. I can’t possibly believe that anyone can know what RFK would think if he were to rise to POTUS. I believe Americans evaluated many of our POTUS’ on the basis of their individualism and in terms of what they were saying and how it was resonating with Americans, e.g. Obama and his “fundamentally change America” platform. More people need to do their own research on who or what they’re supporting and not be hypnotized by eloquent words and promises.
So well said!