Comments by "Phoenix O\x27Brien" (@phoenixobrien163) on "Occult Literature 343: Fairies" video.

  1.  @JohnDoe-pd2lh  -- And indoctrinating the kids
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  2. So what did Styx actually say about fairies? Nothing. David Lynch, in a couple of his movies, convinced me that Electricity is the conduit for entities to come into this dimension. Just yesterdsy, I watched an odd 2020 American thriller horror movie called Come Play , about an autistic boy that carries around a large screen smartphone whose homepage is "Misunderstood Monsters". The entity that wants to enter this dimension calls himself Larry, a seemingly villainous nighttime monster that preys on the innocence of children. Larry communicates with the boy leaving messages. But Larry "just wants a friend. Hence Larry names the homepage "Misunderstood Monsters". When Larry is upset he interferes with the Electricity in the neighborhood, and anything else that runs on batteries or electricity. If you say that electricity was only recently inventrd, yet fairies go go back to more or less ancient times, don't forget about electricity in the air via thunderstorms and such.
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  3. There is no Trey Smith YouTube channel.
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  4.  @JohnDoe-pd2lh  -- What could be worse than indoctrinating the kids?
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  5.  @elgatofelix8917  -- Yes. No doubt he meant physical abuse. But can one really compare that (which is bad) with the indoctrination into looking up to gays as role models in a "legitimate" lifestyle? Is this not warping the child's mind for life, which can eventually lead that child into the lifestyle itself, whereas the child may never have gone? The only part of the indoctrination I can agree with is to weed out bullying behavior in children. And bullying is not limited to just gays. There was a superb movie I saw recently called Welcome to the Dollhouse , a 1995 American coming-of-age dark comedy, that won the Grand Jury Prize at the 1996 Sundance Film Festival. One of the characters happened to be a gay boy, but the focus of the film was the generalized bullying that goes on in elementary schools. In this case it was primarily directed at a young, dorky kind of girl. This film examined the impact of bullying, something that affects a person's life. It's truly a mesmerizing film. What really struck me was how the adults around them (teachers, parents, principals) turned blind eyes. Something needs to be done about the adults too. So, on one level, the indoctrination of bullying kids is needful. But it shouldn't end with just the gays being the beneficiaries.
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