Our Trust to System Doomed Us
We Didn’t Question the System for Way Too Long and are Paying for Our Naivete Now
When people ask me how we as a society fell as low as now, I can’t come up with a single and simple answer ofc but one of the main reasons I believe is that we were way too complacent for way too long, and we didn’t question things we should have questioned all along. And I didn’t mean to question the government just in case - that’s obvious but can’t be done by an individual. I mean asking questions on the local level where many things still depended on us (unlike the government).
That is, parents didn’t ask what their kids were taught at schools for way too long.
Patients didn’t ask what their doctors prescribed them for way too long.
Gays weren’t asking what their Alphabet agencies were up to for way too long.
Blacks weren’t concerned of their own Black-on-Black crime and let themselves be gaslit by ‘white supremacy’ narrative instead.
And so on.
We all were complicit in this shit in a way due to our complacency and naive, blind trust in the system and the institutions, in the experts and activists. That is, parents trusted in schools, patients - in doctors, gays and Blacks - in their activists. After all, schools are supposed to teach our kids, doctors - to treat their patients, and gay and Black rights activists - to protect gay and Black rights? So we need just to ‘trust the experts’ and delegate responsibility for our lives and our future on teachers, doctors and activists, right? Wrong.
Because in truth our teachers indoctrinated our kids instead of educating them, our doctors poisoned us instead of healing, and our activists pushed very sick and criminal agenda using our gay and/or Black name as a shield instead of protecting our rights. And why had they done so? Because they were bought and paid to do it by billionaires and corporations.
The moral of it? Never delegate responsibility for your lives and future, for your health and your kids onto anyone else than yourselves, especially if you have no direct way of controlling any of these parties. Because if you put your life and fate into their hands, they will dispose of it as they see fit, not you, with their best interest in mind, not yours. Very simple rule.
I’m not saying we should have been homeschooling our kids all the way (though for now homeschooling seems to be the only feasible alternative looking at complete academic rot), completely rejecting modern medicine in favor of alternative one (though for now it’s not too bad option too, albeit not completely), and disbanding all human rights groups (though now again it’s the only option because as they’re now, human rights organizations are doing only harm).
But we should have been asking some questions at least, not completely trusting in them all! Parents had all the rights to monitor what their kids were taught and patients had all the rights to know which medicines they were given exactly. Similarly, gay and Black people had all the rights to control what their activists were doing instead of blindly going along with all their agenda.
But alas we didn’t. Teachers know better what to teach your kids than you, they’re qualified and you are not, we were told, and we accepted that without questions. Doctors know better how to fix your health than you, we were told, and we never questioned their expertise. Activists know better than you how to protect your rights, we were told, and we never questioned their methods. Now, we’re reaping the fruits of our naive trust and gullibility.
Perhaps if we weren’t just trusting the ‘experts’ and authority and were asking question s and monitoring their actions instead, the rot wouldn’t have gone so deep after all. Not sure we could have prevented it completely but we certainly could have stopped the most harmful shit like grooming and subsequent transitioning of kids and pushing toxic experimental drugs like mRNA on adults as well. So, we bear some responsibility me thinks, don’t you agree?
The American constitutional system is based on mistrust of government power.
That's why there are three co-equal branches. The idea was that no one branch would become too powerful.
The press was supposed to keep an eye on the whole thing.
My point is that government officials who demand that we trust them are ignoring the fact that our system is specifically not based on trust.
Agreed! Better late than never though eh? Covid was the event that properly alerted me to the fact that our crappy government wasn't just stupid, nor uniquely so. Oh no, it became so obvious that there was a coordinated global agenda behind it all and all the niggling questions that I'd carried in my mind for years suddenly lined up and became a lightbulb red pill moment all at once. Like I was half awake, and then suddenly a loud noise and bam! I see it all.