Mental asylum

Ooh, I tried to tell you that in the 1800s, anybody that spoke about the reset was instantly silenced and put in a mental asylum, and you didn't believe me. But when I say I got your ass, oh, I've got your ass. So in the 1800s, asylums grew significantly as the mental health movement gained momentum. So much so that by the 19th century, there was over 150 public hospitals in America, to mention the private ones. In 1775, there was about 71 hospitals, and then five years later, that tally rises to 139. And by the end of the century, there was more than one public mental hospital in every state. So anyone that didn't play along with the reset or tried to old world or didn't follow the new script was instantly silenced, called mad, a mental asylum home. And today, it's no different. If you're in tune with your spiritual gifts or you practice them openly, or even if you just talk too much truth, believe me, somebody quick to come along and tell you it's head and what you're seeing isn't real. But the eyes are useless when the mind is blind. Just ask yourself, why and how could somebody build so many asylums in a short period of time? I mean, these weren't no small buildings. Look at the size of this. We're talking metamorphic structures, or just to be abandoned in a short period of time. Just look at this. Philadelphia State Hospital at Byberry. Founded 1907, opened in 1907. To tell me these men opened in the same year they built it. Ah, you son of a boobag. These buildings, old world, the previous civilization before the reset. All they did was rename it and repurpose it.