Think of how many major events have happened and how NOTHING has improved.

Why has nothing improved? because the wrong decisions keep getting made by the same fukking people making the wrong decisions.


Right now, is Covid any better than it was before? and I dont mean the virus I mean the whole worlds reaction to the Covid virus

Did BLM civil unrest achieve anything? Did we have some sort of major change in the system to change "perceived" systemic racism that actually wasnt there?

Has Biden done ANYTHING to help the working middle class? Or has he just reinforced the firing and laying off of hundres of thousands of people who reject to get his vaccine?

Has our situation in the middle east improved? Did the withdrawing from Afghanistan yield a positive outcome from the Democrats decisions?



Literally at the root of all of this is liberals and SJWs making decisions for the countries in the world, but especially in the US, Australia, Canada, and the UK.

The people who decided to make these things happen have benefitted greatly.


Is covid better or worse than before? If you’re selling vaccines or growing your authoritative power it’s much better

Did civil unrest achieve anything? Yes, it pushed us closer to a federal police force and helped destroy small businesses, so if you want to see those things happen then it was a good thing.

Biden is legit mentally handicapped and not making any decisions so he doesn’t really factor into his discussion.

If you benefit from turmoil in the Middle East then our decision to withdraw from Afghanistan in such a sh!tty fashion was a good thing. It’s also quite possible that we control the taliban so again just look to see who benefits from the circumstances there in the next five years.

Is it possible to realize your logic is wrong? And if so, is it possible to correct your logic?

Not sure. Maybe if you’re very methodical with your thoughts and double check everything for fallacies lol.

It's all an effort to demoralize and desensitize us all so we will be compliant and obedient.

Absolutely

I had pretty chit logic and critical thinking abilities until I went to college.

I was NOT a philosophy major but I took a few philosophy classes but they were all logic, reasoning and cricial thinking classes where it was more the math side of logic and philosophy than the theoretical and humanistic side. I had one professor for 2 classes who was a retired big city criminal defense firm partner. I was probably the only one in the class who really loved it and got involved and he wrote me a letter of recommendation to grad school at the end of the semester and told me I should go to law school, but I was too poor and lol at taking out 200k in student loans for law school.

I do kind of regret it though because I would have loved practicing Law, I can argue and research things all day. Most of my arguing though now is centered in bodybuilding but I think one reason I am such a decent bodybuilder is because of how much I love researching and arguing things that challenge the current paradigm and challenging paradigms when logic is not strong there is something I love.


anyway fukk I went off on a tangent im bored, my abilities to think logically after actually reading books and doing thousands of "if then" equations has set up my brain to think in a much more advanced way than it did before college.

I also learned through being a cop for 10 years and a prison guard for 1 year how to remove your emotions from decision making VERY easily.