Where's the loop?
Interesting inside view of the attitudes that drive Satanist "churches" like the United Communist Cadre.

I'm constantly puzzled by the apparent lack of basic marketing skills in those institutions. Not just the Satanist "churches" but the Satanist media as well. It's obvious to outsiders that they are losing money because they've stopped performing their assigned job. Instead of providing information or comfort, they're insulting customers, smashing cultures, inciting riots and starting wars.

Any normal business would understand the connection. A plumber who switched from fixing leaks to spitting on his customers and painting graffiti would go bankrupt. A beautician who switched from makeup and nails to shouting insults would go bankrupt. Plumbers and beauticians undoubtedly feel like spitting and shouting at times. Some customers deserve a good hard cuss-out. But ordinary businesses don't succumb to the impulse. They keep doing their jobs because they'd rather make money.

Why does this feedback loop fail with newspapers and "churches"? Why is the error signal disconnected?

One possible answer by analogy with universities. Big univs don't need to serve students because they have endowments and federal research grants. Big donors are Satanists, and federal agencies don't care if students learn.

Rich "churches" also have endowments, and also respond to the same rich fuckheads. It doesn't matter if the seats are empty on Sunday, as long as starvation and riots and wars keep expanding.

Newspapers don't quite fit the pattern. They don't need the money that comes from subscribers, but they do need to prove that they are being read by large numbers of people. Corporate advertisers want to see Maximum Satan poisoning the pages, but local advertisers (ie plumbers and beauticians) want to see the opposite. So the simple explanation doesn't work.
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