Are Insectoid aliens good or bad?

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>>18702629

>>18702629
bad
with some changed to good side
like rept

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1AUuZ021ppQ

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Depends on the specific species.

>>18702778
Don't want to sound racist, but I have never seen a good one.

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>>18702800
Most of the one's I've seen are either at stone/middle age-teir intelligence and technology, or basically animals.

>>18703016
>claims nonchalantly to have seen aliens
Yeahokay.jpg

>>18703055
And you haven't?

>>18702800
Humans hate bugs because they spread disease. They're being portrayed badly in the media because of this. All the kind Bug People in the universe can't change this. Theý're kinda the Jews of the universe: naturally unlikeable.

>>18703073
It's sleep paralysis or schizophrenia. Enjoy the loony bin faggot.

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>>18703087
What about Mantis from the guardians of the galaxy.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WZLwi6_2_xw

>>18703100
I dont watch reddit meme movies

But I'm sure there are some good bug aliens out there

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>>18702666

>>18703091
But I didn't experience any sort of terror.

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>>18703121
Then you are a schizo

>>18702629
Are humans good or bad?

They are gonna be sued for the fake AYYY invasion, if that ever actually happens. It very well might not at this point.

>>18703130
Neither. The universe is indifferent. But they do more bad than good. Suffering will keep going on if humans keep going on. It is better if they do not reproduce here or on other planets, the good things do not make up for the torture and war. But in the end it does not truly matter if you look without emotion at humanity. Not good, not bad, just there and soon enough never again.

>>18703153
>sued
*used

eggar suits, dude.

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>>18703158
>neither good nor bad
>mostly bad
>back to neither good or bad

>>18703178
It's all true, and all false.

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>>18703126
But I'm not raving like a lunatic, I'm just stating something.

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>>18703200
Hmm ok so did you see aliens or what

story time if yes

>>18703216
Yeah, but it wasn't like an abduction event.

>be me
>out in the 'burbs of southern Louisiana
>Mardi Gras time, so almost everyone save for the older people and young children were out partying
>was chilling in the living room, trying to wind down after a rather hectic day through the city (traffic is horrible that time of year)
>saw a bright flash followed by a loud boom in the backyard
>thought it was lightning at first, but I remembered it hadn't rained in days
>went out to see what happened
>saw a purple saucer/dish shaped object near what remained of the fence that separated our house from the canal
>it was rather small, about 6 ft in diameter, with small glowing red and green lights all around the hull
>it appeared to be leaking a fluorescent blue liquid
>a small hatch opened at the top
>two to three small creatures climed out
>they were small, only around 6 inches tall
>looked almost cartoonish in proportions
>it had a stubby cylindrical head, a fat square body, four spindly legs, and little atrophied wings (?)
After that, everything's kinda blurry.

>>18703290
thanks for sharing, sorry for being a knob head

>>18703324
'Salright dude.

>>18703359
Lord knows where they got the tech.
Didn't look like they made it.
>inb4 insects are dindus

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>>18703380
Reminds me of the Pascagula Encounter, where aliens were said to look like trees, sort of.

>>18703754
Oh yeah, those weirdies. Looked a bit more radial, though.

>>18703785
Radial?

>>18703811
Radial symmetry, like starfish.

>>18703825
Interesting, thank you! I found out about the ones in the picture through the Law of One, I don't know if your familiar with it... What I found interesting is that it said they are effectively on "our" level (third density) and not some higher beings. Their more harmonious relationship allowed them to have this kind of technology and even create what they call a "social memory complex" which is apparently unusual in third density. Do you think this could be the case with the ones you saw... That they are more spiritual and could have been able to get this tech for this reason, even if they are otherwise seemingly less "socially" advanced?

>>18703087
Can't tell if this post is insectoid propaganda or jewish propaganda.

>>18703858
Could be. Never really heard about the Law of One. Personally, I think they might have been intelligent creatures that had been abducted, and ended up escaping somehow. That'd explain why they weren't there in the morning.

>>18703957
Thank you! This is all fascinating.
The law of One is my favorite book, it is very interesting, maybe you would like it. It covers many many issues and it has a very scientific "tone" compared to other new age material. :) it's supposedly channeled from aliens who originally evolved on Venus and are now much higher entities. There is a lot of material on interesting things like this, but also spiritually, "cosmology", and mainly that All is One.

>>18704003
Lawofone.info

From my research it would appear the advanced insectoids are generally a good species that doesn't view humans with disdain. They do recognize our ingrained fear of them, and in first hand accounts have actually done things too minimize the psychological impact of their presence on a subject. Such as induced illusions of familiar people or characters, and anesthesia. I believe there are accounts of them having been witnessed on-craft with the human type "plaedians", I don't feel like finding that case right now but co-operation with these human type ET's usually represents emotion / empathetic capability.

I would also agree with the poster who claimed most of the known insectoid races are basically animals or have stone-age technology.

>>18704072
Interesting!

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>>18704012
Seems rather trippy-dippy for me. No offense, I find alt-spirituality fascinating, but only as a thought process.

>>18704098
That's perfectly ok man, no offence taken! ;)

>>18703100
She's not even a bug.

>>18702629
Insects as we know them are amoral and apolitical. They wage wars. They don't value individuals life. There is a lot of nasty insectoid parasites.

I don't believe good and bad apply here. I think we would just not get along with them. They would bug us out.

>>18704111
Good to know.

according to witness accounts they're weirdos who are interested in human physiology, evolution and spirituality but are incredibly deceptive and take advantage of their abductees' naivity to make them more accepting.

>>18702629
Compared to normal insects?

>>18703114

what a weak way to categorize a movie

>>18704098
Ahh... old McCraken work.

Nice find Anon.

>>18706927
To be fair, the movie reeks of normie.

>>18702629
Depends if you are eating them or being eaten.

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>>18702638
Underrated post

>>18704072
>They do recognize our ingrained fear of them, and in first hand accounts have actually done things too minimize the psychological impact of their presence on a subject
Yeah, they'll expose you to a lot of fearful but harmless imagery and slowly work their way up until they think you're ready to see them
But they're not necessarily "good"
They have their own aims and if you deviate from them they get pissed off

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I, for one, welcome our new Insectoid alien overlords.

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You're a hairy wizard.

Every single story I have read on /x/ about contact with insectoid aliens (through close encounters, ritual summoning and astral projection) over years always places them in very intimidating positions. They don't seem to like contact with other species and participate in it out of necessity only

>>18702629
They're in charge of the hybridization program.
They're the big brass who call the shots with the greys pulling people out of their beds at night and shit and making test tube starbabies.

I'd assume they're neutral but nonetheless very spiritually evolved. Probably 5th density.

>>18702800
I have, but they were all dead.

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>>18704141
She's an insectoid.

>>18703016
>stone/middle age-teir intelligence

So...like humans? Humans didn't magically get smarter in the past couple hundred years, they just learned more about the world.

Do you think about the things you blather out?

>>18702638
fpbp

>>18715298
>Do you think about the things you blather out?

>he doesn't

>>18703114
>>>/tv/ went/go apeshit over any and all capeshit. GotG is one of the better movies, although that in itself isn't a massive achievement. In the same vein, it's better than Passengers.

>>18703100
I was going to say about fuckability. If Captain Kirk wouldn't hit it then kill it probably, I dunno.

Most are absolute shite though. A hive mind or drones of insectoid aliens for example is incredibly unimaginative. The Mars Cockroach manga thing was vaguely interesting in this respect even if it had no storytelling prowess whatsoever. Good for an autistic summation of insect shit.

>>18710997
This is what I've picked up as well

>>18715298
>Humans didn't magically get smarter in the past couple hundred years
Flynn effect is a thing. We've become better at the kind of reasoning you get in IQ tests but shitter at memorisation of facts and such.

>>18703290
Was this in Kenner by chance

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>>18702629
Interzone operative, here. AMA.

I can tell you right off the bat, the bugs are not your enemy.

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>>18702629
>Are Insectoid aliens good or bad?
They're pretty good with barbecue sauce.

>>18703087
>Humans hate bugs because they spread disease.
Actually a disease that affects an insect is LESS likely to hurt a mammal. Mammals are the worst spreaders of diseases (that affect humans). Think rats, bats, lagomorphs, horses, cats, pig, cows.

The next world pandemic will start in a mammal species (or possibly birds).

huh...

Why do the Reptiles eat children? I get it you are carnivores but come on

At least the grays don't kill for their sick blood fetish you scaly motherfuckers

>>18702629
It's stupid to generalize. It's like saying all white people are rich spoiled brats with sweaters tied around their necks.

>>18719043
Good point

>>18717234
Closer to Gretna, but you were in the ballpark.

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>>18702629
hmmmm, they look...familiar, OP

>>18718073
>Actually a disease that affects an insect is LESS likely to hurt a mammal.
That doesn't stop insects like mosquitos being disease vectors retard.

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