“It’s like 10,000 commas when all you need is a period” -Alanis Morissette
No wonder the judge kept interrupting them, lol
I don’t understand guys, i said all the crazy ass nonsensical stuff and somehow it didn’t work in a court of law. Was it not crazy enough? Should I ask for a Klingon translator?
Ah, but the judge kept interrupting them so they couldn’t recite the magic law incantation correctly.
What they need to do is put an injunction on the judge. That way the judge can’t interrupt you until you finish your statement.That is the galaxy brain play.
Does anyone have any recordings of these things? Because I want to hear how loud a judge can sigh.
Tons of videos on YouTube. Weird, but I have yet to see one where the judge straight tells them they’ve been scammed and the sov cit stuff is bullshit.
These judges are amazingly patient. Some seem genuinely puzzled, like they’ve never run across these people. Others can tell what’s going on, but never straight call their bullshit.
Judges don’t WANT to ruin your life, they mostly want to just have a nice easy day at work, just like the rest of us.
They know they’re going to have to deal with those dingbats over and over, so it’s in their best interest to get them to understand that it’s not going to work, and to get a lawyer. Cause then it’s mostly someone else’s problem getting them to understand how to behave.
I wonder if you can hear the judge facepalm from outside of the court room.
Reminds me of this gem:
I uttered all the proper incantations, but the spell did not work! Pls help Facebook
“I followed the script” says enough. This guy doesn’t know shit and was probably following the advice of a bigger crank.
The paid “advice” from a wealthier crank.
I really wanna start selling those private citizen registration cards and passports. Those things would cost almost nothing. Pure profit. I just don’t want to help these morons in their stupid quest more than I want free money.
“any help will be excepted”
Why am I not surprised that any real help they’re given will definitely have exceptions raised.
That such a perfect misspelling from a sovcit that it’s almost a Freudian slip.
So this person wants to appeal his not guilty plea.
Interesting tactic. I wonder how that will go.It’s like a socio-economic version of Darwinism - not sure about you folks, but I’ve got the popcorn out and am enjoying the show.
People mostly seem to like these but some say I’m making fun of the mentally ill.
Have you ever seen the “gangstalking” people? Those people are mentally ill. Being stupid and gullible and falling for magical thinking isn’t a mental illness. Sure, I guarantee some of the people who love sovcit nonsense have some deficiencies, but I would imagine less than 5% are genuinely mentally ill.
Social media and the echo chambers and selective information bubbles are a powerful force that I don’t think we’ve fully comprehended the scale of quite yet. Maybe after the world dies a heat death and a new evolutionary step in humanity will figure out a way to plug in all the old laptops and boot up the internet and they’ll be the ones that eventually understand it.
Also don’t forget, there are a LOT of humans, and that means there are a lot of people in the bottom 0.01% of intelligence
I hate coming across gangstalking people and groups online because it’s just sad to see as an outsider and invokes strong feelings of wanting to be helpful but being unable to. Like you said, they reinforce each other in their bubbles so there’s no way to get a message through that their problem isn’t really what they think it is and they need professional help. And short of somehow magically only allowing helpful people to interact with those thinking they’re being gangstalked (technical and logistical impossibility) it becomes another chance for trolls or other sufferers to just encourage more conspiratorial and paranoid thinking.
i’d wager individuals who suffered a TBI mid-late in life are an over-represented demographic in the sovcit community.
I’m afraid to look up gangstalking, I don’t want all my feeds to suddenly go batshit insane.
Tldr?
It’s basically a delusion that is being spread via the internet to other conspiracy-minded, most likely mentally ill people. These people are convinced that there is an entire group of people that they see every single day that are “stalking” them—basically they think it’s a psyop to get the “victim” to kill themselves or alienate themselves from their loved ones. They think the UPS man, every delivery truck, every car that drives by (why are there so many black cars?!?!), their neighbors, every helicopter that flies by…basically everyone they encounter is just pretending to be normal doing normal stuff, but it’s all a cover to hide that they’re targeting the individual being “gang stalked.”
It’s a huge delusion that ultimately ends up becoming some kind of self fulfilling prophecy. The people around them come to realize they’re crazy, so they start yelling at them when the “victim” starts filming everything and everyone, screaming in the street that “I know what youre doing!” and stuff like that. They, like sovcits, have secret words they think ends the gangstalking or sends a signal to the “team” to lay off…it’s sad.
I mean, it’s worth a watch of some of the gangstalking folks’ videos. Search “gangstalking proof” and you’ll see in just a few minutes how deep the delusion is. I mean, it must be debilitating. And horrifying. Like most mental illnesses. But it’s definitely…morbidly entertaining. It’s horrible. But a truly modern phenomenon that should be seen.
A long time ago, maybe it was from VOX media, I saw a video that traced the origin of most modern conspiracy theories to a major film release. Like, alien encounters to the release of the first major film to focus on it (I want to say close encounters, but that may be a bit later than the one cited in the video), the “masked Illuminati” gatherings to eyes wide shut, and I’d attribute this phenomenon to The Truman Show. It’s interesting, but like I said, morbidly so.
Sounds like legit mental issues. I could see how some idiots looking for “anything better” could latch on to that irregardless of thier mental issues. And then having it spread to other conspiracy theory people.
That’s too bad.
It truly is almost certainly due to mental illness. It’s just super intense paranoia. This all obviously leads inevitably to more standard paranoid delusions like listening devices in your home, someone just out of sight made a noise and disappearing when they turn around, etc.
The weird part is that this might be the first internet-spread, technically “contagious” mental illness. Because someone ends up watching these videos where these deluded people explain the reason they think what they think, they get scared it’s true, start looking out for it themselves, start, inevitably “noticing” similar occurrences, go down the same path, make videos themselves, and the cycle continues. I mean, it’s gotta be tied somewhat with our internet/social media age where “main character” syndrome tends to ensnare a lot of people. This just takes it down one of the darkest possible paths.
I’ve had conversations with some of these people, back on Reddit. This person always used to post gangstalking videos “exposing” the programs, and I’ve tried to explain, like, for gangstalking to be real, it would be the most massive undertaking in history. A team of hundreds for one individual, made up of ordinary people getting paid (yes, they think the people are being paid) for this “job.” I said, yknow, if this were the case, everyone would know someone getting paid for gangstalking. We would see ads for positions, we would hear about it from participants as an easy way to make money, etc.
But, then again, I brought logic to a crazy fight.
You can’t fix stupid.
Anyone with a gram of sense would shut up and lawyer up.
It boggles the mind. Truly.
