Is xrp derangement syndrome real? This screenshot was taken from Zig Forums. The thread was about saying fuck you to the current financial system and to use crypto in a branch off economy. The main recommendations were of course LINK, BTC, and XRP. While LINK was destroyed and laughed at, XRP was just blindly hated on. Anyone notice the derangement for and against is similar to Trump and the derangement syndrome that comes from his existence? Where does the hate come from? It doesn't seem natural.
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Gabriel Mitchell
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Liam Gomez
No one but me has noticed the similarities?
Austin Myers
It's programmed in. If you weren't meant to hold XRP, if you can't see past all the BS, you will despise it.
Nathan Howard
>Anyone notice the derangement for and against is similar to Trump and the derangement syndrome that comes from his existence?
Ah so we've reached this stage of shilling
William Davis
It can be applied to any blind hatred TDS is the only other phenomena that is similar to XRPDS. I'm 100% serious by this post. People do blindly hate things and I'm curious why.
Yeah, like NPC right. But how does this happen?
Caleb Flores
XRP and Trump can be divided by black and white, with just a minute population being able to claim the grey area. Where as other objects have more balanced gray, black, white area. How does an object lose it's grey area?
Jordan Lopez
IMO
Normal answer: XRP has a major fud campaign instituted by certain powers. It's hard for some people to think for themselves, so they embrace what the majority of internet comments say instead. Very similar to trump-msm-public relationship.
Schizo answer: our thoughts are not entirely our own, and our higher self decides for us when it is time to accept truth.
Josiah Collins
this guy literally represent at least 60% of XRP fags
James Gray
Anything that challenges the zeitgeist is lashed out against by the majority.
Think about it this way: the average person doesn't do a single fucking minute of research before coming to a conclusion on a topic. The way their beliefs are formed are through what they have absorbed from the zeitgeist. That is, their "knowledge" and belief system is "gained" by having it pumped into them passively by the beliefs of the majority. They don't bother to confirm them because why would they? Everyone else believes what they believe, so they're safe. People need incentives to take action, and finding truth is not incentivized in our society (nor in most throughout history).
So, those of us who are stubborn, or resentful, or curious enough to find the truth will always be attacked by t he majority. Anything that goes against the narrative is verboten, and those unquestioned ideas are sacred.
What beliefs do you hold that you didn't come to by reason? Probably most of them.
Landon Williams
Normal answer is enlightening thank you.
Do you think the people saying $2000 per xrp are similar to the ones with XRPDS? Just on the opposite spectrum?