To understand why my gf was upset, I think we have to understand how my brain operated in the conversation with my gf and her neighbor. Straight away i could tell my gf's neighbor was a crypto kike, it was all there: degeneracy, lesbianism, being "saved" much later, only reading the new testament, omitting the old testament, God's chosen people are the Hebrews, insinuating my gf should have been dating a heeb, pretending she hates jews whilst claiming they are the chosen people, etc. I pretty much lost all respect for this woman within 5 minutes. However, I made a critical error which I never should have done: I named the jew mid conversation by showing the delineation of historical events leading to the browning of America, with references. In retrospect, not the smartest thing i've done, but i also completely forgot im no on poal, and can't just out the kike as easily in real life
Immediately the kike recoiled in horror that i knew, and went on the offensive, started insulting me, and trying to use the crowd to social shame me, etc. And then it hit me, my gf wasn't upset really at me, so much as the severe reaction i caused to the neighbor to make her so uncomfortable, that she was eventually thrown into the tantrum. kikes love throwing a tantrum and getting a crowd to join, and in a way they are really good at manipulating goy to join in. Even my gf couldn't explain why her neighbor was so angry at me, you could tell it confused her, and she was upset because she was manipulated by the kike to feel bad because muh anti semitism
Anyways, my gf apologized last night, called me, took all the blame, and I ignored her until she had called. I realized that my initial presumption that she was upset at the moment, was more valid than her seeing me as some kind of loser. She even said she doesn't care what her neighbor thinks and she's working on making sure not to let herself get upset over worldly semantics that don't matter that much. Now to come up with craftier methods to do this without whipping a massive shitstorm
To understand why my gf was upset, I think we have to understand how my brain operated in the conversation with my gf and her neighbor. Straight away i could tell my gf's neighbor was a crypto kike, it was all there: degeneracy, lesbianism, being "saved" much later, only reading the new testament, omitting the old testament, God's chosen people are the Hebrews, insinuating my gf should have been dating a heeb, pretending she hates jews whilst claiming they are the chosen people, etc. I pretty much lost all respect for this woman within 5 minutes. However, I made a critical error which I never should have done: I named the jew mid conversation by showing the delineation of historical events leading to the browning of America, with references. In retrospect, not the smartest thing i've done, but i also completely forgot im no on poal, and can't just out the kike as easily in real life
Immediately the kike recoiled in horror that i knew, and went on the offensive, started insulting me, and trying to use the crowd to social shame me, etc. And then it hit me, my gf wasn't upset really at me, so much as the severe reaction i caused to the neighbor to make her so uncomfortable, that she was eventually thrown into the tantrum. kikes love throwing a tantrum and getting a crowd to join, and in a way they are really good at manipulating goy to join in. Even my gf couldn't explain why her neighbor was so angry at me, you could tell it confused her, and she was upset because she was manipulated by the kike to feel bad because muh anti semitism
Anyways, my gf apologized last night, called me, took all the blame, and I ignored her until she had called. I realized that my initial presumption that she was upset at the moment, was more valid than her seeing me as some kind of loser. She even said she doesn't care what her neighbor thinks and she's working on making sure not to let herself get upset over worldly semantics that don't matter that much. Now to come up with craftier methods to do this without whipping a massive shitstorm
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