You either believe or you don't. I ate some food that was likely tainted given the circumstances--the vendor clearly saw it as I paid for it and thus it was tainted.
The next morning I had a sore throat, with a runny nose. This has happened so many times. The basic idea is that these assfucks are always asking the question 'what could conceivably, believably go wrong in Ken's life?' So it's winter time, that means I could conceivably get a cold. But I generally get sufficient sleep, I'm extremely healthy, and I get 100% vitamin c every day. But these dipshits need for something to go wrong in my life. In their twisted puny minds, just the remote possibility that I could catch cold, in theory, is justification enough for giving me a cold virus. Outside of their puny little minds, this is a felony.
You can tell when these shit-for-brains losers are plotting some such scheme because they always make comments or gestures that anticipate the evil effects of their plot before they really manifest themselves, or before the plot has completed. So in this case, you've got people demonstratively blowing their noses next to me in Panera before I really have the cold.
People demonstratively exhibiting signs of suffering the same chance malady that has been inflicted on me is also an old stand-by for these creeps. It's supposed to show that other people succumb to these problems so clearly there's no conspiracy. Or even 'well, it's obvious we did this to you, but we also did it to this person, so it's not just you, so it's fair.' You had this when my car got towed any time it wasn't absolutely legally parked (I was a courier, so that was quite often). Even when a simple parking ticket would have sufficed, they towed the car. Then I'd go down to the pound to pick it up, and there'd be this black couple demonstratively bemoaning the unfairness of their car having been towed.
But these people who are supposed to illustrate that the suffering meted out to me was also inflicted on others, they never appear to really have been so punished. I don't believe the couple really had their car towed--they thought it was sufficient to act as though it had been towed. And the girl blowing her nose in Panera, she didn't really appear to have a runny nose.
Or the media (Tribune, SunTimes, AP) could run a story that meant to serve the same purpose--illustrate that others have been made to suffer in similar ways. But when it's in the paper, forget it. Those stories, which are meant to serve that purpose for the conspirators, are simply bs. They can print anything they want. The media people are so deluded and drunk on what they think is their own power, that they believe that they actually can spin reality--manufacture truth right from their presses. If it's in the paper, it must be true.
Finally, even if these parties did suffer in the ways they claim to have, it's never the same party. The same person didn't have their wallet stolen, didn't get infected with a virus, didn't get their car towed for a minor parking violation, didn't have their guitar ripped off, didn't have their locker broken into...etc.
But these reports and demonstrations are always meant to justify some malicious act committed against me. Me and only me, every time. So there's a list that reaches straight to Hell of shitty things the conspirators have done to me, and even in the most sympathetic interpretation of reality, balancing crimes have been committed against as many other people--one other person per crime. Thus I suffer the cumulative effect of a decades-long campaign of persecution, and maybe some person has one bad thing happen to them. That does not really balance the suffering meted out to me then, does it? Because if your car is towed on Tuesday, and your wallet is stolen on Friday, you then can't pay rent. The cumulative damage is exponentially greater than one isolated act.
