Bilderberg mystery: Why do people believe in cabals?
08 June 2011, 04:20 PM
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Because people want to believe and thus give their pathetic lives some sense of meaning whilst abdicating all responsibility over their sad looser existences.
Hence, when they are told that the reason they lead such sh1te miserable lives, is that a cabal of the rich and powerful men conspire to rule the world and keep then in disenfranchised poverty, they want to believe it.
It makes them feel better – same with religion and all nutty conspiracy theorists
Comes down to severe lack of self esteem – and ultimately small ***** size
all imo btw
Hence, when they are told that the reason they lead such sh1te miserable lives, is that a cabal of the rich and powerful men conspire to rule the world and keep then in disenfranchised poverty, they want to believe it.
It makes them feel better – same with religion and all nutty conspiracy theorists
Comes down to severe lack of self esteem – and ultimately small ***** size
all imo btw
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08 June 2011, 04:25 PM
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Because people want to believe and thus give their pathetic lives some sense of meaning whilst abdicating all responsibility over their sad looser existences.
Hence, when they are told that the reason they lead such sh1te miserable lives, is that a cabal of the rich and powerful men conspire to rule the world and keep then in disenfranchised poverty, they want to believe it.
Hence, when they are told that the reason they lead such sh1te miserable lives, is that a cabal of the rich and powerful men conspire to rule the world and keep then in disenfranchised poverty, they want to believe it.
08 June 2011, 04:26 PM
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Because people want to believe and thus give their pathetic lives some sense of meaning whilst abdicating all responsibility over their sad looser existences.
Hence, when they are told that the reason they lead such sh1te miserable lives, is that a cabal of the rich and powerful men conspire to rule the world and keep then in disenfranchised poverty, they want to believe it.
It makes them feel better – same with religion and all nutty conspiracy theorists
Comes down to severe lack of self esteem – and ultimately small ***** size
all imo btw
Hence, when they are told that the reason they lead such sh1te miserable lives, is that a cabal of the rich and powerful men conspire to rule the world and keep then in disenfranchised poverty, they want to believe it.
It makes them feel better – same with religion and all nutty conspiracy theorists
Comes down to severe lack of self esteem – and ultimately small ***** size
all imo btw
I think it'd be great if some of the "National Treasure" type stuff was true. Not so keen on the "rulers of the world" idea though.
My ***** isn't small
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Because people want to believe and thus give their pathetic lives some sense of meaning whilst abdicating all responsibility over their sad looser existences.
Hence, when they are told that the reason they lead such sh1te miserable lives, is that a cabal of the rich and powerful men conspire to rule the world and keep then in disenfranchised poverty, they want to believe it.
It makes them feel better – same with religion and all nutty conspiracy theorists
Comes down to severe lack of self esteem – and ultimately small ***** size
all imo btw
Hence, when they are told that the reason they lead such sh1te miserable lives, is that a cabal of the rich and powerful men conspire to rule the world and keep then in disenfranchised poverty, they want to believe it.
It makes them feel better – same with religion and all nutty conspiracy theorists
Comes down to severe lack of self esteem – and ultimately small ***** size
all imo btw
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