Comments by "CynicalBroadcast" (@CynicalBastard) on "Joe Rogan u0026 Alex Jones Discuss Interdimensional Beings" video.

  1. Uh, I think Alex Jones doesn't have a grasp on how violent people are...with or without religion/"beliefs". Throw babies into fires....uh no evidence exists that isn't contentious bullshit. A entire report should be done on the "consensus" of the academies from their beginnings and see how much the church influenced public perception...the German Idealists, for example- Masonic Lodges in Rationalist Germany, anyone? and they will continue to- who do you think is pushing all the communistic bullshit- Catholics and Protestant Zionist WASPS. But let's not talk about that- nah...it's not important. But yes, in South America there was brutality -- but in other places like in Indo-Europe where they took entheogens, and plenty of tribes, peaceful ones, in proto-Mexico and around the South Americas, they did too, and were fine- this is an example of taking one sample, and extricating that from that one sample, the findings can be adopted to all samples via the example of their use of hallucinogenic drugs- something humans have done...forever...even the Churches of the world. There are examples in the Bible of people being 'given things to eat' where they basically then proceed to trip balls. So Jones...Please. Stop...just slow your roll. You're just talking out your ass on this one very fine point. Do go on about inter dimensional beings though.
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  2. The "aliens" wanted blood... or they were jungle people with no conception of a psyche so... they went full on Alex Jones mode, and since they were jungle people, living thousands of years ago, they went Jungle apeshit and killed people- sounds normal for human behavior, in that period of time, with the inception of religious beliefs. All religions come with blood- because back then there was war- lots of it- but also plenty of misapprehension about the world. Now we know more- but of course, we have to deal with notions of "conflation" when people see patterns and apophenia pays them a visit.
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  3. Plus- probably a good thing but- none of you have experienced blood lust, right? good. Because I'm sure that that's a thing. Probably would explain the amount of slayings at that temple. When people do horrible things, if they feel they have permission, especially, then, they will do horrible things- because their psyche will infuse with the situation at hand, and especially when reinforced, people tend to follow. Communism...Nazis...The Mayans [or whatever] -- why are you guys just skimming over this obvious fact? that this is common and not just a "special occasion", but only a "different one". The crusades were different, too- nothing else like it- for example, the crusades, people like to talk about it, there is quite alot known about it- do people look back on that to denote the bloodlust and go "see, aliens". Well, "God" isn't an alien...right? Jones? Jo-diggy?
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  4. Genital blood? sounds like another practice well known in the major religions, at least, well, two of them, anyway. Which can shown, in anthropology, to promote a war society. Robert Anton Wilson covers this in one of his later talks. And anyway, it's also something that ancient tribes will still do- except usually female genital uh things....weird how old societies are...different! = ) And not fucked up, at all.
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