Yeah it's obvious they just don't wanna work and pay bills. But I also have studied cults over the years so it's deeper than what we just see on the surface. These people have hidden addictions and desires that NB satisfies.
This is an excerpt from the book The Forbidden Keys to Persuasion. shyt is good as hell and has 2 chapters on cult mind control
Hidden Addiction #4: A teenager becomes increasingly frustrated at his inability to communicate with his parents and, in time, they are barely speaking and he is often left to himself. He begins to act out in order to get attention and his parents desperately try to curb his disturbing behavior. Then, however, with no apparent explanation, his behavior improves. The arguments and the outlandish behavior become a thing of the past. Unfortunately, soon thereafter, so does their relationship. It turns out that at school he has found a handful of other people who truly understand him and accept him for who he is. They aren't the quality of people he would normally associate with, but who cares? They have satisfied his most precious need. And in time, he becomes just like them.
Whenever we hear of someone suddenly abandoning a particular way of life for another, the temptation to attribute his or her behavior to mysterious forces is strong. But in reality, the reason is often nothing more than the person finally felt genuinely noticed and understood. This need can even be met without direct interaction between the two parties involved. A writer or a speaker can create the sense that their audience is understood by echoing their thoughts back to them. When we learn another thinks just like we do we feel validated and soon attraction and dedication begin to develop.
One former member of the Heaven's Gate cult described how his interest in the cult, lead by Applewhite, also known as Do, grew in just such a manner. "As Do spoke, questions would come to mind, as I would think the question, Do would say something like 'Some may wonder about' and state the question I was thinking. When this occurred, I felt as if I were in a tunnel with Do at one end and me at the other. Although I sat in the back of a packed auditorium, it was as if no one else were there."
Our need to be noticed and feel appreciated cannot be overstated. The opportunity to meet this need can override the greatest intellect on earth and lead one to engage in behavior that may, in retrospect, seem bizarre.
Hidden Addiction #4: People need to be noticed and feel understood.
I hope that’s not true cuz she is gonna be a single mother one day and multiple kids will be tough to deal with. No one in their right mind can convince me Nature Boy is gonna be free or alive in 5 years.
6 months ago he was on his street shyt, on some gang shyt.....I think he from Maryland lol.....now he a fake hotep, cult member with his family bout to get his woman took...oh and he rocking an Apple Watch down there according to the comments 
this shyt is ridiculous, NB loves recruiting these broke dumb street dudes with kids 
how long til they back in MD? lol
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