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So-called “slap-stick” comedy also comes across as a celebration of human incompetence. The list is too long to even categorize but includes such classics as The Keystone Cops, The Three Stooges, Get Smart, Gilligan’s Island, The Naked Gun, and even the famous Pink Panther movies with Peter Sellers as Inspector Clouseau. What is Creator’s perspective of “slap-stick” comedy and its celebration of incompetence?
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Comedian Rodney Dangerfield’s famous schtick was his oft-repeated line, “I tell ya, I get NO RESPECT, no respect at all!!” The majority of his jokes were all about how absurd his life was. Funny stuff, but was it also inadvertently serving the interloper agenda? Humor can indeed be weaponized to attack and drag people down. What is Creator’s perspective?
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Does Creator and the divine realm find ANYTHING humorous in the preceding questions and topics? Does laughing at such foibles display a distinct lack of compassion? Does it generate a karmic penalty in the same way that Creator has shared with us how simply watching football can do? What can Creator tell us?
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Exaggerated human incompetence is nothing to laugh at. As an attack vector, it is extremely effective in destroying confidence in our collective ability to even manage our own affairs intelligently. Can Creator share with us how Empowered Prayer and the Lightworker Healing Protocol can heal the underlying karmic dilemmas contributing to the problem, as well as how we can successfully ask for protection from those beings interfering with us and intentionally exaggerating our incompetence?
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