The tobacco industry can feel secure against takeover by Amazon and Google. Another safe space is guns. Sorosians hate tobacco and guns with an equally screechy ferocity. What do guns and tobacco have in common? Both are SELF-DEFENSE tools. Globalism requires TOTAL VULNERABILITY to weaponized criminals and weaponized governments and weaponized media and weaponized schools and weaponized churches. Guns defend your body and house against violent migrants and criminals, and tobacco defends your soul against tyrannical oppression by culture and media. Both are risky, but in a situation of total invasion or oppression the defense can be worth the risk. More smoke = less snowflakes.= = = = = Another self-defense tool is THRIFT. Saving money, storing spares. How do I know it's a self-defense tool? Because the Insatiables REMOVED IT when they finished their complete takeover in 2008. Here's a recognition of the fact from a much earlier time, long before the takeover. Mass media were not fully bubbled yet in 1955; their writers and producers still had some connection and empathy with Deplorables. They occasionally helped Deplorables to defend themselves against Insatiables. In this 1955 episode of 'Man behind the Badge', a smooth con-man is charming a lonely lady into handing over her life savings for a fake oil-well project.
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