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Anonymous01/29/26, 04:24No.41879616
If you could predict the future, would you save humanity. Moses had foresight, but he never got to see his foresight fulfilled. Would you still predict the future even if you won’t see it?
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Anon01/29/26, 04:28No.41879639
>If you could predict the future, would you save humanity.
I would only save my fellow chuds and people that aren't completely immoral faggots. The rest I would leave for dead without hesitation. Especially faggot, coof shot toting, sociopathic, normies. They deserve to die without question alongside our pedophile politicians.
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Anon01/29/26, 04:34No.41879672
I would divide the goat from the sheep on the threshing floor. After the winnowing, there comes peace.The harvest is ripe, but the workers are few.https://vocaroo.com/18H9jjEBqv0O
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Anon01/29/26, 04:40No.41879700
>pulls out shotgun and blasts the fuck out of you
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Anon01/29/26, 04:41No.41879704
Yes.
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Anon01/29/26, 04:43No.41879711
Humanity can't be saved
Nothing ever happens, so can as well just dance on the void and kick humanitarian in the nuts
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Anon01/29/26, 05:00No.41879763
I see,
The custodianship of the situation will cut back or trip some kind of interlock where being excluded from experiencing it will only allow a need-to-know as far as it’s success. After that point, humanity is free from the will of the mind, saving humanity includes everyone. It’s a selfless action, but your experience would be predisposed to not reject the actions needed to fulfill this vision. Is humanity still worth saving?
