Thanks.
FWIW I've talked to numerous people who got the shots, regret it, and have claimed they're done with it and will refuse further injections. Seeing lots of others saying the same on social media. We'll see. My feeling is that each time someone says yes, it makes it that much harder to say no the next time, and that much easier to just keep saying yes. This is how compliance tests work ... salesmen and pick up artists use this as a fundamental psychological technique.
OTOH there are many millions around the world who are standing firm against this tyranny. If we all end up being fired and kicked out of society, that's a lot of people - many highly skilled - with which to form a parallel society.
Another thought which motivates me to dig my heels in, (other than whatever natural inclination I was born with), is the idea that when things become intolerable for that percentage of people who are going to eventually resist anyway, when they finally say, "ENOUGH IS ENOUGH! NO MORE!" they will at that point be multiple shots in and will still have to start at the beginning of 'resistance road'. Except they will be doing so at the disadvantage of having taken on board a lot of poison. I'd hate to reach that point and think, "I could have said no to the first one! Now I've sustained capilliary damage and my immune system is fsked and I STILL have to make rent in a world which won't hire me!"
As somebody wise once noted: "You can't comply your way to freedom. It only ever gets worse."
I consider myself a sort of early adopter. -Having to deal with the uncertainty of initial difficulties and system bugs, where nobody knows how things will go, but also by virtue of having to wake up problem-solving muscles, being stronger and more knowledgeable down the road, ahead of the curve so to speak. And perhaps be in a position to provide some resources and knowledge to those who come after.
I'm also curious about those who, (unlike my "bash it 'till it stops moving" problem solving methods), on a soul level, will be able to resist and survive the drugs through energetic and natural biological means. I wonder how it will go for them? I am sure there are numerous non-linear survival methods to be explored and learned about. I will be very interested to see how wiser people than me go about things.
But.., there may not be many examples. As Castaneda's Don Juan noted when describing the sorcerers of the old days, when the Spanish conquistadors arrived. -He said it was a marvelous time! It represented many golden opportunities for warriors to test themselves against petty (and not-so-petty) tyrants which would otherwise not have been available, providing lessons and tests necessary for the advancement of the sorcerers and warriors. -The problem being that the tests, in order for them to be worthy, also resulted in the sorcerers dying in droves.
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