#Question everything

[dosesofcommonsense]

What an eye opener The Matrix ended up being!

If you can’t question it, it’s propaganda.

[reality-detective]

To complement each other's lives...

We have to bring back these values and fit them into our modern lives.

Not being ashamed or blamed by the leftist evil agenda! 🤔

[aunti-christ-ine]

And all Santa does is give you coal if you're naughty. He'd never burn you for eternity.

[constantly-deactivated]

"One of the hopeful things I have discovered, is that nearly every war that had started in the past 50 years, has been a result of media lies."

- Julian Assange 🤔

[doingartiguess]

Some more new FanArt for the season, as a treat 🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈✨❤️‍🔥

ENJOY, VILLAINS!

I did art from the animation not Stevenson’s original work not out of disrespect to anyone, I just found the animation first! But thanks to all for making me ugly cry on my couch 🫠

[epitome-the-burnkid-viii]

[lore-grandma]

How fucking dare, you come into my house, fuck my wife and you don’t even offer any of your bean dip casserole?!

[lazyyogi]

You go to school, score the grades, get the job, make the money— pay the loans, the bills, the rent— all while scrounging just enough energy to keep going.

Do you ever feel like you’re stuck in a game you never consented to play?

Every moment you fail to question the game is your consent.

But wanting the game to improve isn’t the same as questioning it. That just tightens the chains. 

No one seeks escape from a prison that still fascinates them. Freedom begins the moment you lose your taste for it.

And then you’ll see: to question the game is to stop asking how to win… and start wondering who’s playing.

[justbeingnamaste]

At least 8 million people have invaded our country since the illegitimate Biden regime took office in Jan 2021.

To put this in perspective this is equal to the populations of:

Wyoming

Vermont

Alaska

North Dakota

South Dakota

Delaware

Rhode Island

Montana

Maine

COMBINED.

[matt0044]

Is Sherlock Actually Garbage? Why did we enjoy?

Like... I feel that we as an audience take video essayists like hbomberguy too much at their word and default to them when it comes to explaining our feelings on something. This isn't to send hate towards him but rather... healthy skepticism. It's clear that his now infamous essay has colored many people's opinions on the show but I find myself asking, "Well... why did we like what was 'garbage' to begin with?"

Because, well, nothing gets popular without some good reason. However much one thinks Series 4 dropped the ball, Mark Gatiss and Steven Moffat had struck gold here. What about it was good enough to invest so much time into it? How good was it that the finale soured everyone before any essayists could?

I don't want to outsource my thinking for this. I wanna share my thoughts along with you if you are willing.

So... who wants to start?

[reality-detective]

They’ll prescribe you pills before asking about your lifestyle. Cut you open before suggesting breathwork, sleep, or sunlight.

It’s a sick-care system NOT healthcare. And the truth is, most of what your body needs can’t be found at the pharmacy. 🤔

[reality-detective]

What if the strikes weren’t escalation—but interruption?

President Trump once shared a video of economist Jeffrey Sachs, where Sachs clearly stated that Benjamin Netanyahu was one of the main forces behind dragging the U.S. into the wars in Iraq and Syria, and that he was relentlessly trying to push the U.S. into a war with Iran.

This wasn’t an accident.

Trump shared that clip himself. He wanted people to know.

Sachs didn’t mince words—he said the endless pressure to attack Iran didn’t come from U.S. interests, but from Netanyahu, who has spent decades repeating the same alarmist line: “Iran is weeks away from a nuclear weapon.”

That narrative has been Israel’s standing excuse for pre-emptive strikes, assassinations, regional escalation, and demands for U.S. military support.

But now, with Trump’s recent airstrike, (whatever you think of it), that excuse may be gone.

If Iran really did have functioning nuclear sites, they’ve now been targeted.

If they didn’t, the threat has been publicly “neutralized.”

Either way, the justification for war disappears.

That might have been the point all along.

A strike that looks aggressive, but strategically halts escalation by cutting the legs out from under Netanyahu’s favorite talking point.

And this is why Trump posting back in January that old Sachs video matters now more than ever. It shows Trump knew. He knows exactly who has been pushing these wars. And he knows how that pressure campaign has shaped U.S. policy for over 20 years.

So while people panic, scream betrayal, or demand more clarity—remember:

Sometimes, removing your opponent’s last excuse is the most powerful move of all.

Trump has shown that he sees who’s behind the curtain. He may have just flipped the table again.

If you’re paying attention, the signal is still there.

He knew. He knows. And he may have just changed the game without saying a word. 🤔

[reality-detective]

When nature doesn't mess around 🤔

[reality-detective]

President Trump salutes as the first of two big beautiful American flags go up on the White House lawn

We're witnessing history right here. 🇺🇲

Almost 100 FEET tall, and paid for by Trump personally! 🤔

[reality-detective]

The black cube of Saturn, worshipped throughout the world

The cube symbolizes the material world. So symbolically speaking, to escape the cube is to transcend physical reality. 🤔