They make the decision to get injected because of their zealous faith in The $cience™ and once they are invested in that irrevocable way,
they double down to protect their psyches from their gut instinct that they have been duped into self-annihilating through their pride, ego, and ignorance.
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Back in 2021, bodybuilder Doug Brignole (61) announced to the world that he’d done his research and decided to take the “vaccine” injections, and that if he died we should take note:
May his soul rest in peace.
The question of WHY he took the shots led me to the hilarious concept of fact chokers1 via:
The realization that the Covidian cult both generates and is generated by zealous faith is key. And those inside the Covidian cult believe it’s “science”, not faith. Sage asks, Margaret Anna Alice provides an excellent map of how the faith was promulgated:
They make the decision to get injected because of their zealous faith in The $cience™, and once they are invested in that irrevocable way, they double down to protect their psyches from their gut instinct that they have been duped into self-annihilating through their pride, ego, and ignorance.
I think she’s onto something here. I can’t see inside these people’s heads, but this theory for how they fell into the cult makes a lot of sense to me.
Of course, the above is just speculation about what happened inside the minds of those who joined the Covidian Cult. If we could simply ask (former) cult members what went on, they could tell us. Most that I know won’t talk, but here’s one who did:
I wish I could get some of my Covidian friends and family to speak openly about their experience with the cult. Maybe with sufficient time? Or maybe only after they see sufficient harm among their loved ones, like Dr. Michael Turner?
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The key component to join the cult was fear of death.
In the sea of modern atheism (declared or de-facto), fear of death was very very powerful. Some of these who fell to the cult and the vaccine tried to mask their personal fear of death as 'civic concern' or zeal towards weaker members of society, and some believed in 'my mask/my vaccine protects others' for real, but most covidians just feared dying full stop.
It is no coincidence that a lot of the genuine opposition comes from a place of faith.
A brilliant compilation! Thank you.
The key component to join the cult was fear of death.
In the sea of modern atheism (declared or de-facto), fear of death was very very powerful. Some of these who fell to the cult and the vaccine tried to mask their personal fear of death as 'civic concern' or zeal towards weaker members of society, and some believed in 'my mask/my vaccine protects others' for real, but most covidians just feared dying full stop.
It is no coincidence that a lot of the genuine opposition comes from a place of faith.