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0 sats \ 3 replies \ @cristaiji 2 May \ parent \ on: Occult Symbology of Tether culture
I’m inclined to agree with your gut feeling. Stevenson seems very shady to me, dishonest and he has some odd backers - a group called ‘Patriotic Millionaires’. He has also been on the BBC a few times which is a major red flag for me.
i watched a couple of Gary's videos. honestly, there is no advice coming from him. everyone talks about the problems, and he is taking it up a notch and constantly saying "it's almost impossible to become rich." pretty hopeless vibes overall: "there goes our life..."
Larken Rose is similar - he outlines the problem, how worshiping politicians and novel policies is not working, but at the end of the argument, no real solutions are presented, other then "quit worshipping politics."
then there is the type of Kyla Scanlon - she talks about all the same problems, but her recommendation is "let's take care of each other and spread good vibes."
sure, people need to use their own brain in order to come up with the working solutions, spend more time with each other, and spread good vibes. however, some REAL ACTION is still required. holistic health and food people are doing a lot better job with their recommendations.
a true freedom medium wud say: quit health insurance, stop getting benefits, reduce ur wants and needs, migrate to a more affordable living situation, sell ur car & house, empty all retirement accounts, convert everything to bitcoin. stop consuming garbage, filter ur air, food, and water, stop using toxic light sources, go touch plants and earth. talk to ur friends, family, co-workers and everyone who will listen.
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Absolutely. And also the message he keeps hammering out “tax the rich” he must know is not a real solution. They control the system and are experts at avoiding taxes anyway. They’re most likely laughing at those believing Stevenson.
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the so-called rich are as dis-eased as the plebs underneath: they live in constant fear of their wealth going from 10 billion to 8 billion, and most of them won't spend any of it in order to effect real positive change in the world.
Mark Passio brought up the teerm "Maven Targeting" - the idea that if possible, try to go for the influential people in the community and change their mind. one example is Pleb Lab and one other bitcoin group trying to reach Joe Rogan, jokingly saying that they are trying to orange-pill him on both fronts (the offices are actually some distance to the left and the right of Joe Rogan's building).
i myself decided to jump back into the matrix and visit the administrators more often - if nothing else, i might at least change the snack selection in the common break room for the less toxic.
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