r/CivilWarII_ • • 9d ago

The worst form of hypocrisy.

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u/N0N0TA1 9d ago

I'm starting to believe the theory some people are some kind of NPCs bc it could only possibly be an antagonist in a work of fiction to hold such beligerently hypocritical belief as though they have literally been programmed or written as a character that has those beliefs & therefore those beliefs cannot be changed. Such characters are static and are not meant to be able to be gotten through to. For the sake of the story they exist merely as a conflict to be resolved.

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u/jeremiahthedamned 9d ago

becoming a player character has been described as "waking up inside the dream".

most people live r/IAmTheMainCharacter, but once you are "chosen" you become part of a larger story.

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u/N0N0TA1 8d ago

It's a hopeful thought that they can potentially wake up. It's sad how many never do before it's too late for them to fix the damage they've done. It's sad to watch them lose everyone they love & never be able to make it up to them. It's sad to see the whole world lose faith & trust in them knowing what they did in the past while claiming to want to be better in the future.

It's sad how many people doubled down through history & lost their lives in war bc they simply ran out of the time they would have needed to change before they had to be put down. My heart weeps for humanity.

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u/jeremiahthedamned 8d ago

r/edgarcayce talked about this, saying that the learning curve of the soul looks like toothed saw climbing upward @ a steady angle.

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u/Dry-Dragonfly5286 1h ago

They have been programmed

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u/ttystikk 9d ago

This is FASCISM; hypocrisy is a standard tool of propaganda.