They hated him because he told them the truth

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They hated him because he told them the truth Anonymous 02-11-26 01:54:51 No.2943996

Why are we so viscerally hated for always being right? Why does this not make more people rethink their political allegiances? Why does nobody want to learn from history except for us? Do they just have their heads so far up their asses that they think of predicting the future as witchcraft or something? Seeing the idiotic way normies behave time and time again is so utterly infuriating it almost makes me wish I was dumber.

Anonymous 02-11-26 01:58:42 No.2943999

>>2943996
this is nothing new. ancient religious texts are full of prophets howling about how the privileged sheep do nothing and spit upon those trying to improve things

Anonymous 02-11-26 02:03:10 No.2944001

>>2943996
Ain't that a common expression? "I hate to say I told you so, but I told you so."? Nobody likes the "doomsayers" and people who told your your ideas were stupid and are headed towards failure. People love the naive optimists and the fringe cases where they were right and succeeded against the odds.

Take for example:
>I want to be a rockstar, movie star, star athlete.
<That's a stupid pipe dream and your odds of success are very slim

Case 1 they succeed:
>Nobody ever believed in me! Fuck the haters! They all said I couldn't do it but I succeeded
Case 2 they fail:
<Nobody ever believed in me, they were all just sabotaging me and rooting for me to fail.

That's how people are built.

Anonymous 02-11-26 02:14:17 No.2944010

>>2943996
>Do they just have their heads so far up their asses that they think of predicting the future as witchcraft or something?
Unironically yes. Idealists don't consider prediction to have anything mechanical behind it, but as a spell being cast. Even around here, there are… "people"(future fertilizer) that make no is-ought distinction, and accuse me making a prediction of it being what I want to happen.

To them, I am a wizard, with the most powerful spells, misusing my power. This begets hatred.

Anonymous 02-11-26 02:20:12 No.2944011

>>2944010
What were you right about, what were you wrong about, and what do you predict will happen in the future? My flag leads me to believe you are another wishful/magical thinker.

Anonymous 02-11-26 02:20:14 No.2944012

people stick to their beliefs not because they actually believe them but because they're sources of comfort, so when you present with undeniable evidence that they're wrong they just see it as an attack to their comfort and thus hate you for it. From their point of view, you're ruining their happiness and peace for da evolz

Anonymous 02-11-26 02:23:56 No.2944015

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>>2944011
One of my biggest predictions coming true this year, I predicted they'd kill the Ayatollah a week or so before they did. I predicted this war would last until the end of the year at least as well.

Anonymous 02-11-26 02:26:01 No.2944016

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>>2944015
stay winning.

Anonymous 02-11-26 02:26:35 No.2944017

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>>2944011
Expressing doubt about anything revolutionary happening in the West will always result in salt. Indo-Pakistani war delayed. Kurds getting ditched, etc. etc.

>>2944012
Good. Because I am.

Anonymous 02-11-26 02:28:16 No.2944021

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>>2944017
>Expressing doubt about anything revolutionary happening in the West will always result in salt.
I'm 100 with you on that. Not for anytime in the predictable future.

Anonymous 02-11-26 02:28:45 No.2944022

>>2944017
>Kurds getting ditched
I predicted that one many years in advance way back on 8ch.

Anonymous 02-11-26 02:34:38 No.2944023

>>2944017
> Indo-Pakistani war delayed.
And that one was a nothing burger thread I did not even participate in because it was so nothing. Just as real as China and India and whatever their skirmish they got into on their boarder with the clubs and swords and whatever.

Anonymous 02-11-26 02:35:08 No.2944024

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Still feel pretty good about this called shot

Anonymous 02-11-26 02:36:06 No.2944026

>>2944023
>denying water to a mostly agrarian economy is a nothing burger
Pakistan simply chose "later".

Anonymous 02-11-26 02:38:42 No.2944030

>>2944026
I really don't follow it closely enough to speculate, but I doubt that either of those nothing countries will do shit. America, China, Russia, and the rest of the world powers will tell them to wrap it up and they will.

Anonymous 02-11-26 02:39:27 No.2944032

>>2944030
That's a really silly thing to say anon.

Anonymous 02-11-26 02:41:17 No.2944036

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>>2944032
Because what? Pakistan and India are barely above client state level. Really only India, but not even. If the Security Council tells them to knock it off, they have no other option.

Anonymous 02-11-26 02:42:50 No.2944037

>>2944036
If China, Russia, and the US, (UK and France are US client states so not relevant) agree on something, it's over.

Anonymous 02-11-26 02:48:58 No.2944039

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>>2944024
Calling DOGE with this much precision 7 years early lol

Anonymous 02-11-26 03:28:59 No.2944073

>>2944039
It's the power dialectical materialism my friend

Anonymous 02-11-26 05:54:03 No.2944151

>He noted that Pakistan was once considered a water-abundant country, with per capita water availability exceeding 5,000 cubic meters per year at the time of independence. Today, it has declined to around the water-scarcity threshold of 1,000 cubic meters per person per year, making water security a present national emergency.
If you start looking around the Internet, you're going to see a lot of articles claiming India suspending the Indus Valley treaty and diverting waters does not contribute to water crisis in Pakistan. None of them originate from Pakistan.

This will be your first water war.

Anonymous 02-11-26 07:50:34 No.2944192

>>2944151
??? So therefore what?

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