How do you know if someone is in a cult?

They believe vaccinations cure the common cold.

They post Covid-denial antivaxx threads on Letsrun.

Armstronglivs wrote:

They post Covid-denial antivaxx threads on Letsrun.

^ they get triggered and project, like this guy is doing

They think if everybody in the world gets vaxxed at the exact same time, the virus will disappear.

https://th.bing.com/th/id/R.165e6c9792654897bc4f383f7f14ea2a?rik=A03oq9kQ09TJRQ&riu=http%3a%2f%2fww2.hdnux.com%2fphotos%2f10%2f05%2f75%2f2121585%2f7%2f920x920.jpg&ehk=0w%2bR8RvMCRfqeNBChPYhZCEHkYZYDqfVegYycUenZt4%3d&risl=&pid=ImgRaw&r=0

Bad Wigins wrote:

Armstronglivs wrote:

They post Covid-denial antivaxx threads on Letsrun.

^ they get triggered and project, like this guy is doing

And here we have one such cultist.

"In late November 1978, the world began to learn of the horrific events that had taken place in Jonestown, Guyana. I was home with my young son on a week-day morning when I saw the shocking headlines of mass death in the jungle. According to the article, a young doctor from Houston had formulated the poisonous mixture. The name “Dr. Laurence Schacht” leaped out at me, but at first I thought it must be someone else. It took a moment for me to realize that “Laurence” was, of course, Larry, and to recall hearing that he had attended medical school. In another moment my blood turned cold as it all just hit me. “That’s Larry, that’s Larry,” I said out loud.

"I knew I had to write about Larry and the period in my life when we were friends. "

"My sense about Larry was that he had been acutely aware from earliest childhood not only of his surroundings, but the workings of the larger world. This awareness had probably at least in part been instilled by his Jewish heritage and the political involvement of his parents."

https://jonestown.sdsu.edu/?page_id=30878

https://www.jpost.com/50-most-influential-jews/rochelle-p-walensky-678108

https://www.bing.com/search?q=pfizer+ceo+jewish&qs=n&form=QBRE&sp=-1&pq=pfizer+ceo+jewish&sc=4-17&sk=&cvid=22391C84C8914C68B635226F5BE3427B

Drinking Harvey Milk’s Kool-Aid

Lionized by Hollywood and California state legislators, the real Milk was a demagogue and pal of Jim Jones.

https://www.city-journal.org/html/drinking-harvey-milk%E2%80%99s-kool-aid-10574.html

Ever wonder why Jonestown is rarely talked about by the media, and no new evidence has come out since the initial reporting in 1978?

Phyllis married Eugene Chaikin, another ‘red diaper baby’ whose family had been under scrutiny by the FBI for suspected communist sympathies. By the time they met Jim Jones in 1972 they had been happily married for 12 years.

Very quickly, they were appointed to the church’s governing body, called the Planning Commission. Gene Chaikin became Jones’s principal in-house legal counsel and an architect of the movement’s transition to communalism, which formed the core of its self-identification as a politically radical sect from the mid-1970s onwards.

In 1973, Gene Chaikin was part of the first group of Peoples Temple members to scout the location of a possible new home for the community in the jungles of Guyana, a long way from capitalist America.

For several months in 1975 the delicately built, intense Jewish attorney became what Temple survivor Don Beck calls ‘a gentleman farmer’, helping build an extraordinary, viable agricultural commune in the inhospitable jungles of Guyana.

https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/the-secret-letters-of-the-jonestown-death-cult

Armstronglivs wrote:

They post Covid-denial antivaxx threads on Letsrun.

They follow the Covid establishment narrative without thought as it changes and contradicts itself time and time again and smear anyone not in the cult.

The following is from a letter in the FBI files from Phyllis Chaikin to Jim Jones, undated but probably written in mid- to late 1978 when the main preoccupation of the community was its end of days:

‘Dad... The very people who resist Revolutionary Suicide because they want to save their asses would make excellent captives for the enemy... Though the strongest might kill themselves before being taken, the weakest — no matter what they might say in public meetings — would not kill themselves and would be the first to talk.

‘We will meet in the pavilion surrounded with highly trusted security with guns. Names will be called off randomly. People will be escorted to a place of dying by a strong personality... who is loving, supported [sic] but non sympathetic. They are accompanied by two strong security men with guns. (I don’t trust people to arrange their own death... but [it] can be arranged by outside pressure and no alternatives left open.) At the place of dying they are shot in the head and if Larry does not believe they are definitely dead their throat is slit with a scalpel. I would be willing to help here if it is necessary. The bodies would be thrown in a ditch. It might be advisable to blindfold the people before going to the death place in that the blood and body remains on the ground might increase the agitation.’

https://th.bing.com/th/id/OIP.v00ktyv8dl8IkWI4v0eVRgHaFD?w=243&h=180&c=7&r=0&o=5&pid=1.7

Quit crapping up the site by cutting and pasting articles from nut-job periodicals.

This one came from the spectator,

Here is the link:

This tactic is old.

You have done it before on this site.

And we notice, the anti-Semitic references, Carmine9/Unkle/hiv

Go away.

Obviously its easy to see cult behavior in others, but nearly impossible to see it in yourself.