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coppersailor28 coppersailor28 Active Member
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#21 ·
ironmarlin1 said:... ... ...
After everything that's happened, I've reached a point where if my gut tells me something is off, I'm ready to ship people off to a work camp without a second thought. No hesitation. No doubt. ...

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I feel the same way sometimes. But even then, I know—just like you—that being truly disappointed in humanity isn't exactly fair.
ironmarlin1 ironmarlin1 Active MemberOP
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#22 ·
We are talking about concrete, tangible issues here, not some vague sense of being let down. If someone loses control of their car and strikes a pedestrian right in front of you, sitting there feeling "disappointed" or pondering the general unfairness of the universe wouldn't exactly be the appropriate response. Honestly, how much longer do we have to endure this kind of nonsense? Every single instance like this serves as a red flag for a much deeper crisis.

What is actually happening here? Where does this air of resignation come from—this attitude that everyone has already decided that nothing will ever change? It seems someone is making decisions behind the scenes, and Bellamy immediately beams with delight, attempting to mask the truth by accusing me of being paranoid (which, quite frankly, borders on criminal defamation). It is remarkably easy to see exactly when I am hitting the nail on the head. We have all witnessed how the moderators selectively scrub anything that doesn't align with Bellamy's narrative, while a certain crowd offers him their "moral support." To me, this doesn't look like you are in a position of strength. These kinds of tactics are only employed only when you have done something exceptionally wrong and are desperately trying to sweep it under the rug. We are witnessing the classic Gregory's problem... the systematic erasure of everything to curate a specific version of reality.

If there is any lesson to be learned from this, it’s that the constant validation and praise from the moderators on Philosophy is actually a sign that everything is upside down. Furthermore, the fact that Bellamy resorts to repetitive, clan-like threats—suggesting he might, I don't know, have me committed to a psychiatric ward if I persist in discussing this issue—only confirms that my assessment is spot on and that there is a cover-up underway. Of course, just slap five smiley faces on every threat and attempt at silencing dissent. I suspect some people here fail to realize that this behavior crosses into actual criminal territory. The concealment is even more egregious.

And all of this just because someone wants to implement a double standard regarding what constitutes an insult... attempting these highly suspicious deletions while Bellamy issues threats and insults, claiming I "imagine the Illuminati are out to get him" whenever I speak the truth. I can see that there has been plenty of practice with these intimidation tactics over the last few years. In fact, there are fewer of you than it seems. It all stays within the boundaries of "social reality": image
ironmarlin1 ironmarlin1 Active MemberOP
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#23 ·
Should I be reporting Reddit as well, given how everyone seems to be intentionally dodging the subject regarding the support being shown to Brooklyn for their harassment? It’s not just that you’re refusing to penalize this blatant verbal abuse; it feels like there's a concerted effort to move the goalposts specifically for Brooklyn. Honestly, looking at the bizarre way certain posts are being scrubbed, it seems like a new standard is being manufactured just to target me. And all of this appears to be a calculated move to sweep those gang-style attacks under the rug, especially since they were carried out by former moderators of Philosophy like Brooklyn. Is this some kind of omertà phase? From where I'm sitting, it looks like the administrators are cut from the exact same cloth as those former Philosophy moderators.

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