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So this came up on a post that was claiming that the Alex Pretti "recent ICE victim" is a crisis actor

I was reminded of the writing of Miles Mathis; he frequently argues a bunch of things are fakes and scams like this incident (I guess the logic is that it's easy to fake these things for achieving various goals, so why not fake them?)

Don't totally agree with some of his takes (he's not anti-religious but exerts some skepticism I think's unwarranted with some religious subjects) but basically he finds publicly available info that seems contradictory or unlikely to be true and suggests convincing alternative opinions about what's going on

I will only have sons. I will have 3 sons like my father. Only sons.

I've noticed that a lot of women seem to somehow all end up with the exact same sorts of tattoos. Like snakes, spiders, spider webs, centipedes, weird faces, squiggly lines, dates, nunbers etc...

If it weren't for the fact I know a couple girls with these tattoos irl, I'd almost be inclined to think it was AI image generation overlap or something for all the girls on the internet who post pics of themselves with the same tattoo.

Do girls browse other girls and then copy girls they want to be like by copying the tattoos? Is there some sort of common mental thought pattern that woman share where somehow they conclude these are the tattoos they want?

I actually think in some ways it's like a rebellious power move for the women. If they put scary tattoos on their bodies and men still like them, then they win or something. Some weird quasi-feminist and man-hating maneuver. If they ruin their bodies with ugly tattoos then it's a nice fuck you to men for men only liking them for their bodies but then the women still try to look hot to attract men so this doesn't make any sense.

I also wonder if they are a cry for help in some way?

Is there like some secret women have among themselves that these tattoos symbolize to each other so women get these tattoos to signal other women?