>>33376334Well not the end because I wanna keep running my mouth.
Cults are short lived these days and rarer. Cults aren't as sustainable as they once were Vs. back in the day. Because of social media, the internet and modern culture has forced everyone to be interconnected, at least on the surface.
It's easier to blow whistles on cults and expose frauds now, but that isn't the main problem. The big problem is now there is no longer a need for cults and their leaders. Because ideology runs rampant online. People can be sucked into cult mentality without even needing a cult. Take blackpill ideology for example. It operates the exact same way as cult-think. Any radical idea is now out there online for anyone to get swept up in.
Before the internet, the cult leader could be the deliverer of extreme possessive ideology and profit from it. Now the internet does the job without the need for a cult leader. In other words, to be a cult leader now today means to compete with ideology itself, and you will always lose that fight because ideology is invincible and untouchable.