humans exhibit evil far far far beyond their puny
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Posted On: 08/06/2018 2:05:55 AM
Re: wowhappens28 #14068
humans exhibit evil far far far beyond their puny puny imaginations/minds so that is proof of some outside intelligence but its not the e.t. aliens they worship(though many do worship e.t's) it comes from their spirit guides
if i were Him i' would have given humans the intelligence of a 2 year old until they grew up instead of grow down as they have so they could not create such evil beyond thier iq
but the new age new generation who have rejected life (97% of those born after 1986 have as per polls etc) increasingly withdraws into their new age spirit guides and altered reality bc- due to thier rejection of life- life is just too hard for them
and by seeking the author of death/chaos/ confusion, confusion and deception consumes them
in vietnam its been reported only 1/3 of soldiers actually fired their weapons
now those milked on the junk of video games have no problems killing- even thier own families -after all its just a video game and they no longer have an accurate perception of reality
some logic from an unusual source
https://www.npr.org/sections/13.7/2017/03/09/...it-matters
if i were Him i' would have given humans the intelligence of a 2 year old until they grew up instead of grow down as they have so they could not create such evil beyond thier iq
but the new age new generation who have rejected life (97% of those born after 1986 have as per polls etc) increasingly withdraws into their new age spirit guides and altered reality bc- due to thier rejection of life- life is just too hard for them
and by seeking the author of death/chaos/ confusion, confusion and deception consumes them
in vietnam its been reported only 1/3 of soldiers actually fired their weapons
now those milked on the junk of video games have no problems killing- even thier own families -after all its just a video game and they no longer have an accurate perception of reality
some logic from an unusual source
https://www.npr.org/sections/13.7/2017/03/09/...it-matters
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