I was telling my dad about this documentary which covered the dire condition of the working poor in America, some of whom have to work 3 jobs just to make ends meet while others aren't even """lucky""" enough to get a single job despite exhaustively searching for work on foot all day long. I was trying to get him to watch this documentary in order to make him understand how condemned these invisible people are but he refused to watch because he didn't want to get stressed.
I have noticed repeatedly that normies become sooo uncomfortable over the sad and dire situation of the condemned in society that don't want to take their plight into consideration in any form whatsoever.
Normies just want to live inertly in their bubble of comfort, regularity, and predictability. They want to ignore, ignore, and ignore till one day we revolt! They hate being challenged and above all, they hate hard existential questions because existentialism is antithetical to who they are at the very core of their being.
I have noticed repeatedly that normies become sooo uncomfortable over the sad and dire situation of the condemned in society that don't want to take their plight into consideration in any form whatsoever.
Normies just want to live inertly in their bubble of comfort, regularity, and predictability. They want to ignore, ignore, and ignore till one day we revolt! They hate being challenged and above all, they hate hard existential questions because existentialism is antithetical to who they are at the very core of their being. 
