A circus, especially freak shows, accomplishes many functions. On the one hand, it entertains people by allowing them to liberate, oftentimes, repressed emotions such as morbid desires or to make fun of the things that its performers say. On the other hand, it symbolizes human degeneracy: it exacerbates human's constant need for a sense of superiority. Observing the freaks or those deemed as the "other," allows them to create a mental arbitrary divide that puts them, both socially and biologically, in a position of power.
This forum operates on similar terms. One thing that characterizes freak shows or circuses is that the audience always outnumbers the performers by great numbers; this is evidenced by this:
Bluepillers (the audience) always outnumbers the "freaks" (incels). They attend the circus (incels.co) in order to gain a sense of superiority and to delight on the suffering experienced by those deemed as the "other" because of biological constraints.
Other members of the audience (FBI and Interpol) might come to the circus to study and examine the behavior and way of life of its members. Depending on how "freaks" behave, this part of the audience, which has a powerful authority over those that rule the circus, can dictate whether the freak show must continue or must close.
What do you think?
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