I find the most persuasive arguments don't introduce new facts but rely on the facts the person already has in their possession.
It's the subtle redpilling that works. Saying that jews run the media and put niggers in commercials will turn most people off. Instead you might casually mention that you're noticing a lot of commercials with blacks or mixed race couples.
Exactly.
I red pilled a guy on the Covid hoax by drawing parallels to the 9/11 terrorist hoax. He understood the 9/11 reaction to be bullshit, and building on that, I was able to show him that Covid is the same kind of scam.
Yeah, but as far as covid? I think at this point anyone who doesn't understand is a totally lost cause. Maybe time will prove me wrong.
Maybe you aren't an office water cooler faggot drone, but lots are. All they hear is COVID on the radio at breakfast and COVID in the car on the way to work and COVID in the elevator and COVID at lunch. It's disgusting.
"We're all in this together " What a load of shit
The major point I am trying to bring up is that I did not win best Creative Story last year in the Frosties.
Better yet, find a patsy to host the Frosties, but remain behind the scenes as the judging panel and give yourself awards while it looks like someone else did.
Haha, yeah that was mean but it was too funny to resist. Thanks for being a good sport though. You should host the Frosties this year.
All you need to do is make a post with some categories, entertain some nominations, and then read the winners on the Poalcast and make a corresponding post with the links.
But what facts about the covid hoax do the normies already know?
They know the hypocrisy of the government. First we are told that masks don't work. Then we're told that masks are mandatory. Now we're being told that masks don't work again.
15 days to flatten the curve turned into 9 months and counting.
People aren't falling dead on the street despite this supposedly being one of the worst pandemics in history. Do they know a single person that had it or died from it?
In my experience, everyone knows someone who is claimed to have died from covid, while knowing scads more who have tested positive and either had no symptoms or just had mild flu symptoms.
But they always seem to harp on the "muh relative died from covid; we mus protecc everybody, even if 99.97% of people who get it are fine", even though when you press them for details they concede that their relative "died in a hospital due to what were claimed to be complications related to covid".
I know four people that were diagnosed with Covid. My 94 YO aunt had a scratchy cough. Three customers of our shop, aged between 50 and 70, had it and all recovered just as if they had the flu. One of them, borderline obese, was sick for four weeks but was told to stay at home. The pandemic thing is incredibly overblown. We know that. We also see that many levels of government forcibly closed businesses, by dictating as if they were a king, destroying some newer small businesses that didn't get the chance to do well over time. This is the unfortunate part. The middle class is getting a generational squeeze. It's happening so slowly that most people think everything is going to return to how things were about one year ago.
Who ("official source") has said they don't work? I will spam that shit everywhere.
"Why 'dem white bitches always trying to dilute pure black men's seed?"
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