Why?

 

Why do joiners snub and go after loners. There are several reasons, a few of which shall be shared below:

 

First, joiners are group-livers, social creatures each of whom has a socially assigned rank, status, or placement within a social hierarchy, and by perhaps economic class too. To snub and persecute the loners is a way to retain the status the joiners currently enjoy and may even lead to their being rewarded and promoted for services rendered.

 

Second, the loners are defying the joiners and the unjust, corrupt status quo. There is a bitter power struggle going on between the good loners and the evil joiners, so the joiners are seeking desperately to win, and ever bolster and extend the sway and standing enjoyed by their side of things.

 

Third, the joiner subconsciously work for the Evil Spirits, so they attack the loners as a way of wiping out any opposition to their, the loners’ hegemony, so they do not tolerate the presence of and perhaps even the continued existence of the followers of the Good Spirits.

 

Fourth, the joiners are one unit, like one giant ego, fighting bitterly against the ego of the small, frail, fragile but courageous, principled individual loner, so the joiners must win the contest of wills at any price, always win, always have the last word. With these goals in mind the joiners will become as converted to being as unscrupulous and vicious as necessary to prevail. They are without moral restraints or conscience whatsoever.

 

Fifth, the joiners are scared and angered by the rebellion, the nonconformity, the willfulness, the pride, the arrogant defiance, the truth, the goodness and the beauty created by the loners, so they must be taken out so the joiners will not be reminded of the alternative narrative to the tissues of lies and official version of reality that their gurus preach and swear by.

 

Sixth, the joiners are now so thoroughly radicalized, that their malevolent attacks upon the loners is comparable to an attack on God because they are wiping out God’s representatives.