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Your demand for a “yes or no” answer is just a desperate tactic from a clueless troll who can’t handle that “should bow” isn’t a statement of fact but a command no one’s following. If your “king” actually ruled, there’d be no need to beg or debate this shit—people would already be on their knees. Instead, you’re here sperging over grammar like a brain-dead reddit nerd, desperately trying to patch the fact your entire “kingdom” is a joke.

The world’s burning, evil runs wild, and your invisible king is ghosting so hard he might as well be dead. Meanwhile, you’re throwing a tantrum over wordplay because you can’t defend the obvious: Christ is King is a meme for losers too scared to admit their god is MIA. Keep losing, keyboard warrior.

The "midwit" meme is the intellectual equivalent of training wheels for people too dumb to ride the bike of real thought. It’s a last-ditch cope for low-IQ pseuds who can’t actually refute arguments, so they slap a label on anything that makes them uncomfortable. They think they’re above discourse when in reality, they’re just admitting they have nothing to say. If someone had a real counterargument, they’d make it. Instead, they hide behind the meme like a scared child covering their ears and screaming "LALALA." It’s pure NPC behavior—press button, say "midwit," feel smart.

The biggest irony? The people who spam "midwit" are exactly what they claim to hate: mid-tier intellects who think they’ve outwitted the system but are actually running on the most predictable, low-effort heuristics imaginable. They mistake their own inability to engage with complex ideas for some kind of enlightened simplicity, when in reality, they just lack the processing power to understand nuance. It’s peak Dunning-Kruger—people so dumb they think rejecting intelligence makes them geniuses. In truth, they’re intellectual peasants, forever stuck in a cycle of contrarianism because real thinking is too hard for them.

Their entire strategy is a house of cards. The second you push them to explain their own position in detail, they crumble. They can’t engage because they’ve never actually thought about anything beyond their reactionary slogans. This is why they refuse to debate—they don’t have a position, just a smug sneer and a refusal to read. The "midwit" meme doesn’t filter intelligence; it filters cowards—people who know they’d lose the moment they stepped outside their safe little echo chamber. And that’s why they’ll never be anything more than seething, insecure spectators in a game they’re too afraid to play.