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Edge of the Flat Earth (opens the original)
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We are swirling in an invisible maelstrom and, despite the narrative soma haze of modern society, the cognitive dissonance has passed an ignorable level and people are loosing a cohesive sense of shared reality. This distress has reached action levels but most people have realized the game is rigged and voting for the “opposition” in a system of shared oppression won't really change much, so we have seen the advent of “outsider” political candidates, who were, of course, not outsiders, but actor
Thereafter (opens the original)
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For the last decade or so in North America, we have seen the fascists take control of our society. We have only seen it because they spent the previous 70 years working in secret to disrupt our society and now that we are in the end stage they no longer feel the need to hide what they are doing. And each and every step of the way there have been people sounding warnings about what was happening, loudly and publicly, but they have been discredited or just ignored and the truth has been hidden whi
Raven Effect (opens the original)
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It's hot in Alberta, brain stroking, breath shortening, tank top and shorts weather. But mosquitos too, so I guess that means multiple layers of chemicals to alot of people. And a bunch of tornadoes touching down. There's a term from my English class, which I confess to not remembering, where the weather is used to convey mood or foreshadow the plot, and it's perfect: pathetic fallacy. Because it's hot in Alberta, we are fully in the throws of the fascist destabilization battle, with our MAGAT p
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