I could be 100% wrong. I suppose it still feels like there's some missing impetus as to why all these things are occurring the way that they are. I feel like I'm trying to think through what the shape of the piece of the puzzle is that would give us a proper picture.
If we step back and really look at the last 6 months,
- Ralph has been to Vegas and has a heart attack
- Been in a car crash
- Been to Portugal twice and literally beaten in the streets both times
- Had eye surgery
- Has had a complete emotional breakdown on air with someone he considers a father figure
- Has been convicted of revenge porn
- Has been accused of rape
- Has legally and socially pressured into court battles for his son
- Lost the closest person he considered a friend (Gator)
- Experienced a massive uptick in internet hate and ridicule
- Publicly embarrassed in front of The Blaze
- Had a disaster of an event
- Most likely is being blamed behind the scenes of massively derailing and damaging Nick's America First when the whole of the internet decided to make them all the subject of laughter because of Ralph
- Losing all his YouTube restream sites
- Blowing up his spot on Odysee
- Andy Dick threaten to murder him
- Catch a new Reckless Driving charge
- Swatted once
- Multiple welfare checks
- Arrested due to a bomb threat on the steps of SCOTUS
- Had a second child
Add onto this all the little things I've missed, massive drug and alcohol addictions, sleep apnea, gambling addictions which we haven't seen any fallout from but we know must exist. Any average person would be fucked up over 25% of that in six months. There is certainly a large amount of psychological damage at this point. This is all on top of whatever normal everyday life stuff.
@Sir Baz the Intolerant your comment about forgetting non-internet activity made me think that the impact of all this must certainly impact the non-internet heavily and there are a lot of consequences and fallout impacting this move that we aren't seeing.