So I was all excited tonight to find this on the front page of Reddit:
Who Took Johnny (2014) - A missing child leads to the discovery of a much more sinister pedophile ring.
I said, "Wow! What a great opportunity for people to get red pilled and have their eyes opened."
But then I read the comments. Did searches for "pizza" and "pedo" to make sure I didn't miss anything.
I am posting this not to discourage us because we continue to make great progress, but just as a reminder of what we are up against.
What is the result of those endless mainstream "instantly debunked" stories? Wikipedia: debunked. Snopes: debunked.
What you get is these regurgitated talking points, mixed with their own confusion and disinterest:
...and then the RNC tried to use "Pizzagate" as ammunition against the Clintons, so it became a hot button issue.
Or, it was 4chan making things up, as they tend to do
The RNC didn't start it. They did try to run with it, or at least Trump did. But pizza gate definitely came straight from 4chan, and they made it up.
It doesn't exist. They claimed they were keeping kids in a basement that literally does not exist. That pizza parlor has never had a basement.
Its not fucking real. Saying "I don't know if pizzagate is real". Is like saying "I don't know if the loch ness monster is real". They're fucking fake.
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listentoreason2017 ago
Maybe those people are still interested in stopping human trafficking but want professional organizations with experience and knowledge to do it.
EngelbertHumperdinck ago
That's the slave mindset —always looking for government to solve their problems.
listentoreason2017 ago
So how many actual physical human beings have you saved then? Because that's what I'm talking about.
Not on the internet by spreading awareness, but real people. Until I see "EngelbertHumperdink saves a child from human trafficking in ____" I'll consider your contribution ancillary to people who actually do the heavy lifting.
EngelbertHumperdinck ago
No, I get it. But my point is that we can't just sit back and rely on 'the professionals' when the problem is this huge.
listentoreason2017 ago
Respectfully, I don't think you get it.
Regardless of what you think you're doing right now in preventing human trafficking, until you physically rescue someone from a pimp or a sex ring, you ARE sitting back and relying on 'the professionals'. They are the ones that are actually doing the work and that's what most people recognize. They realize that most of what people do on here is virtue signaling vs organizations that put their morals into practice in the real world through action.
EngelbertHumperdinck ago
It's funny you mention that. My father once rescued a girl from human trafficking. Literally carried her out of a crack house to (at least temporary) safety. And he was definitely not law enforcement.
listentoreason2017 ago
That's incredible! Is he involved in pizzagate?
EngelbertHumperdinck ago
I can't tell if you're being sarcastic, but no. He died like 20 years ago.