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Normies are performative. They lost all legitimacy when they didnt form posses and round up all the people in the epstein files. Theyre not actually against pedos, they just want someone to acceptably brutallize without repurcussions. Any moral outrage you see from normies is really just one of two things
>lamenting not being able to enact violence on someone and getting away with it
>signalling to others they hold the correct opinion while doing no actions on part of that opinion
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Yeah, originally or something
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every celeb went to the island. if it was all right wingers they would have been round up already and arrested
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Easy to say when you don't have anything you're working toward or to lose.
I do see where you're coming from, the epstein files infuriate me and people's lack of action does too.
People hear about everything going on in the world and still go to work the next day. Still make sure they pay their bills on time. Still make their appointments. I don't necessarily blame them for this as that is how life is, and it isn't like their own daughter was a victim of epstein.

I'm not saying people are excused in their lack of action, rather that it has an explanation and it is by design.



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