My aim is to share my ideas with you here with respect.... because I have a lot of respect for you here!
I live in a place where global conspiracies perennially penetrate minds. UN Agenda 21. Forced depopulation. NWO. Its rural and remote and people are disconnected from the places of power and intellectual centers where "big thinking" thrives for better or worse. Big ideas always seem to be evidence for sinister motives. I feel like Ive seen this movie before.
The reason these ideas flourish is because many people woke up, and realised that no matter who you vote for, you get the same liberal, green policies.
To give an example, here in the UK we have a 'Conservative' prime minister that behaves more like a liberal green party politician. And that's before you even consider the destruction of numerous livelihoods and small businesses caused by months of covid lockdown. But nobody rioted, because they paid them all pacification money to sit at home and do no work all day. Conservatism is supposed to stand for small government, minimal government intervention in personal affairs, personal responsibility and autonomy, and self sufficiency and independence from government welfare and handouts. The reality is that most of the time we're getting the exact opposite of that.
When someone realises that they didn't get what they thought they voted for, the intelligent response is to question why not, and wonder what or who might be influencing the government, or pulling the strings behind the scenes. Maybe you just haven't noticed, or perhaps you just haven't been impacted by government decisions. Either way, it's intellectually lazy to just respond with 'that's a conspiracy theory'.
I don't know if you drive, but what do you think about the rapid increase in fuel prices for Americans after Joe Biden decided to trash the American crude oil industry (and then went pathetically begging to OPEC to ask them to increase production). That's just one example of a political decision that resulted in a higher cost of living and lower quality of life for Americans.
No doubt a lot of Americans were surprised when the price of fuel rocketed, even though Joe Biden stated clearly, pre-election, that he was going to destroy the US crude oil industry. But I suppose that for them, voting for Joe Biden made perfect sense because 'Trump was such a meany on Twitter'.
I would have no problem with this as long as I can freely use whatever I want, whenever I want, and as long as I want.
If that's what you think, then I'm sorry to say that you're thinking exactly how they want you to think. Entire populations will be enticed into the scheme with a higher standard of living at low cost. Then once you're trapped, uh oh, they switch off all the good stuff and you're left with next to nothing.
Look at the UK furlough scheme for people who worked in businesses that were forcibly closed by the UK government. It's costing a massive amount of public money, and it's obvious that it's totally unsustainable, but it's getting people used to the idea of being paid to do nothing. But of course there's no way the government could perpetually pay people enough money to service a mortgage, so eventually the only option is that they give up their home and everything else they own, and rent it back (you will own nothing and be happy). If you trust the government not to suddenly hike the rental costs until all you can afford is accommodation, food, heating, and one change of clothes, then you're ripe to get totally done over.
They don't want people to drive, and they certainly don't want people to fly. If people let them, we're going right back to the 1950s, and even worse in some respects.
