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Anonymous said:One doesn't simply become a moderator; one is born into the role. ☕
😂😂😂
I am also inclined to believe the theory that this individual is merely a clone of another user...
Unfortunately, an IP address reveals everything.
But I truly find myself wondering: why is this Reddit so full of inactive moderators?
Let me start by saying that until recently, I was actually suffering from 😁
It is vital to be honest about this!!! And I truly believe in chemtrails—they are poisoning us, you only have to look up at the sky! 😍
Now, regarding the Freemasons and those wealthy bankers—they definitely exist.
But that isn't even the point.
One could construct a conspiracy theory for absolutely anything on this planet.
Just consider this: why does a red light at a traffic signal mean stop, while green means go?
It is surely because subliminal messages embedded in green objects dictate what 'aliens' want us to do, whereas red signals something else entirely.
In my view, 🙄
There is simply no logic to it, and it goes on like that forever, in circles... one can invent endless conspiracies for any given thing!
The world, with all its wars and misery, is so repulsive that people simply DO NOT WANT to, cannot believe, that it is all just a result of human stupidity and malice; they simply have to manufacture a narrative in their minds because it would be too terrifying otherwise—they are searching for an excuse for... raw human evil...
While it is true that much is being hidden from us, the modern individual, caught in this whirlwind of stress, tension, daily obligations, and boredom, simply lacks the capacity to process it anymore!
And what is the symptom?
From the ruling bankers (the Masons) and the Satanists, they create a hollow Earth containing an artificial Sun 😂
And what kind of world are we actually living in? I truly do not know, and through our various theories, we fail to pierce the core of how reptiles manipulate us and how the entire Earth is merely an illusion within The Matrix, where humans serve as nothing more than batteries for their malevolent candidate 😁
But listen, I am telling you, I have recovered. I am not exaggerating. 😍
Am I sensing that you all consider "hrčkanje" to be a grammatical error or something of that nature? 😕😕
To be honest, when people start using those terms, it becomes incredibly irritating to me. 😁
I generally have a great deal of affection for them, though. 😍
Morgan Hernandez5 said:I am actually still experiencing this myself.
Indeed! I find myself in the exact same situation! 😲
shadowtrucker18 said:It seems you all have quite a few teenagers populating this forum lately. ☕
...
Are you looking to reignite this debate again?
I find myself quite disappointed that he decided to jump into this discussion... I truly wonder what his ultimate purpose is in trying to act like such a vampire throughout all of this?!
Does he honestly think that's a cool way to behave?
Bryan Rodriguez2 said:Or maybe they just want to be themselves.🤷
Give him a warm welcome!
He joined this forum and registered for the sole purpose of declaring his desire to live authentically.
Hmmmm, but could it be that one chooses to be malicious precisely because they fear their own true nature? Does evil not exist as a rejection of love, unity, and nobility?
Perhaps there is a deficiency of love in such a person, or perhaps finding such love is simply too difficult for them.
P.S. He defaced a textbook by marking it with black ink, cutting through the pages with a compass, and burning the images of Jesus Christ and Buddha. 🙂
Ronald Rogers27 said:It feels just like that same gut feeling you get when you put all your faith in Love... John Cruz4, do you really think today's world is built on genuine kindness, or is it all just self-interest at the end of the day? 🤷
This story was written to show how interest actually drives things and the hidden dangers lurking in that game... Don't you think graveyards are full of frogs that IPAK believed in goodness until the very end?
(On the bright side, those graveyards are also packed with drowned Scorpion...) 👍
Ronald Rogers27
😁 😉
Is destruction truly woven into the very fabric of human nature? Or am I perhaps overstating the case?
I am a frog who has been stung a hundred times over, yet I have always maintained my faith in the goodness of humanity—and I continue to believe, even if that belief eventually costs me everything.
Andrew Kim87 said:Nah, he's just being fake.
And that is certainly within the realm of possibility.
Honestly, does anyone actually believe them? They'll spin a tall tale whenever the opportunity arises.
Jerry Martinez5 said:It isn't crazy. Just name a few bands he actually listens to. I bet he isn't exactly vibing to Taylor Swift or Justin Bieber.😁
Hip Hop🤣
Yes, Hip Hop
But he listens to metal, techno—honestly, everything, EVERYTHING.
The issue isn't whether he picked this up from a band or some online trend; the real problem is that he genuinely seems malicious. He goes out of his way to act evil, even if it's an act, because he wants to destroy any sense of goodness. And yet, occasionally, he can be quite decent himself! Perhaps he lies, but when someone makes such claims about their own character, doesn't that suggest there might be some underlying psychological issue at play?
shadowtrucker18 said:I suppose that’s just what they call puberty, and eventually, it’ll pass.
I was inclined to agree with that sentiment myself! Or rather,
I thought so at first glance. However, I must disagree; he has delved far too deeply into this obsession, becoming quite lost in the weeds! That is precisely why his perspective seems so irrational.
Furthermore, one does not typically begin experiencing puberty at the age of nine, does one?
Ronald Cox52 said:Just walk away from her!
I've met people like that before.
You can feel bad for them, but you can't change who they are.
Honestly, I don't think masochism is even real, so you can't really be a masochist.
Bad people actually get a kick out of hurting others.
The headline says this person calls themselves evil, but then you say you *think* they're evil? Pick one.
Are you talking about yourself?
Get away from her.
If you're seriously looking for pain in your life, you might as well grab an axe and chop your own legs off! - no joke.
Oh, please. Me, evil? Not at all!
As I stated, if a person is filled with disappointment and bitterness, does that not imply they possess a certain level of malice?
And she was the one who explicitly labeled herself that way!
feraltrucker5 said:It’s pretty rare to find someone who actually looks in the mirror and thinks, "Yeah, I'm a bad person," let alone goes out and tells everyone else about it. Most people are absolute experts at spinning their own stories, twisting things around just enough to make their questionable choices seem reasonable or even necessary 🙂
Honestly, it probably boils down to some deep-seated insecurities causing them to have such a warped self-image—and hey, you can't rule out the possibility that they're just doing it all for the attention 🤷
He claims he wants to be a vampire; he even told me he would kill his own cat. I suggested to him that if he truly hates everything—and he did state that he loathes experiencing kindness or love—then he is either a masochist for wanting to feel good, which he countered by saying he enjoys the suffering of others, or he is simply profoundly unhappy and seeking attention. He went on to tell me how he would destroy the entire world if he weren't headed straight to prison.
Rebecca Sanders2 said:How should we view someone like this? Personally, I think they’re just fishing for attention and looking for excuses to cover up their own failures or dodge responsibility altogether. It’s usually people who have absolutely no clue what actual malice looks like—they just spout nonsense because it’s easier to play the victim and wrap themselves in that "I'm just a bad person" armor to avoid facing reality. 🤷 It reminds me of those people struggling with mental health issues who are convinced they’re perfectly sane, or conversely, those who are completely broken but insist they're totally fine. 🙄 At the end of the day, behind all that posturing is just deep-seated dissatisfaction coupled with a total lack of willpower to actually change their circumstances...
Precisely! He isn't looking for justification...
I intend to try and help him... That is why I associate with him; he is indeed a malicious soul.
Anonymous said:What’s the verdict?
- She actually thinks for herself and has a genuine sense of self-awareness.
- She isn't a suck-up or someone trying way too hard to curate a perfect image of herself.
- No matter what you throw her way, she’ll give you a straight, honest answer.
- And yeah, she's definitely been through some serious stuff in her life. ☕
- Definitely.
- Hmm, I suspect she might be intentionally projecting a flawed image of herself.☕
- She seems to lean heavily on persuasion; she loves being nudged to open up because it keeps her at the center of attention.
- It isn't just one misfortune, but rather a series of them—almost like she's feeding off the drama.
Furthermore, it isn't merely sadness we're seeing here; there is a palpable craving for attention involved.
I have actually encountered someone quite like this before. It is my belief that true malice often stems from deep-seated sadness, which then evolves into profound disappointment; consequently, I view such an individual as being inherently malevolent.
We are listening!
How can you possibly miss the point?
What he was actually suggesting is that we encounter a race that didn't follow our typical biological trajectory. I'm not talking about standard Darwinian evolution or the usual organic processes we see here on Earth, but rather something entirely different—an existence shaped by fundamentally different principles altogether.
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How is it possible that you had cancer???
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