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Originally Posted by AltaGuy
I just got my haircut at a seedy-looking barbershop by my new place. I love seedy barbershops, usually. Sat down, saw lots of Canadian flags. Uh oh, I thought, alarm bells going off in my head. Should I make a break for it? Still, could be a proud new Canadian: guy had a thick accent. But then I looked closer. The convoy stickers. The antivax stickers. Then I saw the 5G stickers, the chemtrail stickers, a fk Trudeau sticker and a George Soros sticker. My brain was reeling from all of this conspiracy paraphernalia, and it was too late: the bib was being fastened. I still thought about making a run for it.
To make matters worse, it was a slow, methodical haircut. Every bit of questioning on my part was met by.... "You have to do the research." I heard about 5G and dead birds in Greece, and an awful lot about "them". Every time I asked who "they" were, I got the response: "Exactly! Who are they?"
It's getting weird out there.
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Its like wearing your political, religious and social beliefs on your sleeve is becoming a normalized aspect of society.
Its very strange that we have to know everything about everyone all the time and people seem more than willing to broadcast this information to the world.
Its very unusual. I'm all for weird, but this is getting out of hand.
To circle this back to Jones, denying that Sandy Hook happened or was staged or whatever is essentially akin to Holocaust denialism.
All the proof anyone could ever want to confirm that an event occurred is there for all to see, but some overpowering need to somehow convince themselves that they are the smartest people in the room is overriding common sense.
Its quite baffling.