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COMMONSENSE REALLY, REALLY IS A SUPERPOWER




COMMONSENSE REALLY, REALLY IS A SUPERPOWER


Occam’s razor and Tim’s law (that’s me) are just fancy ways of saying, ‘No matter how appalling the postulate, use your commonsense’.

Since 500,000 US kids are trafficked in CHILD rape rings each year and NY police departments (plural) are STILL under investigation for running CHILD rape rings

and police CHIEFS (who run their departments) are regularly caught producing (supplying the kids) rather than just soliciting (there is a big difference), yet are constantly referred by the media as lone wolves

and 80% of kids trafficked start in CPS or foster care where Tim’s law makes even that horrifying stat far, far worse,

then the only commonsense solution you can come to is that police are doing the bulk of the trafficking.

Who else has the numbers and the authority to whisk away that many kids off the streets and from their parents and caregivers?

They are invisible because our conditioning allows them to hide in plain sight. When they are caught red handed handcuffing and detaining and ‘resettling’ our CHILDREN,

the thought of CHILD trafficking NEVER comes to mind with those tasked with ‘serving and protecting’, even in the most critical of minds.

But we have to look past the ingrained narratives to get at the obvious truth.

Fire ALL of the white cops from elsewheres!

A technique for breaking through denial is first applying commonsense where denial is weakest or has been proven false.

If altar boys are repeatedly raped in church, then it’s priests, nuns or admin and not Joe, waiting with a van on the corner.

And if we Black folk (along with our family members and neighbors) are inordinately dying from this virus after being sent away from hospitals 3 and 4 times?

We know how their narrative spins it because it’s blasted 24/7 but what does your commonsense tell you? C’mon, think!

If we’re constantly in wars ‘over there’ to secure our ‘safety’ then who are the warmongers?

If the most dangerous place for a woman or girl is in the home and it’s mandated shelter, what’s going to happen?

If our CHILDREN are repeatedly hashtagged by white cops from elsewheres, then what’s the commonsense thing to do?!? I mean we did try the bodycam solution and all we got was a birdseye view of their killing, so...

And there’s so much more we could change for the best, but if we cannot even grasp these basic truths...

It’s like there’s some sort of spell preventing folk from seeing the obvious. Either we break the spell or the spell breaks us.

Can’t wait ‘til we have our own media. Everything changes.



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