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NAS on /soy/ turned me into a raging Zionist.
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black man stole my gf
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this soy boy woahjaque site radicalized me.. im just an autistic little guy.
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Learning about da joos and the great replacement
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For me, it was black's stupidity and sins I'd seen through my life. It had gotten to the point to where my friend literally (I'm not joking nusois) got Sexually Assaulted
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A tranny grommed me when i was a caca
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I went down the heckin' unwholesomerino alt-right pipeline and fell for every trick in the alt-right playbook. Now I know every term in the alt-right glossary.
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im not far right doe im right
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I hate gypsies
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idrc abt far right i just like free speech and trolling niggas
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Other nations/races are just disgusting they dont even look human
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The stupidity a various troon infested fandoms. Seeing so many retards online made me wonder what went wrong with western civilization.
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I wasn't racist when I entered the 'sphere, I only posted slurs to blend in. Nowadays, I don't know.
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>ITT we discuss what made you far-right?
Oversocialized lefty fucks and trannies outcasted me, so now I post hanging troonjaks on a bald cartoon man with glasses website.
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indian cucked me and fucked my mom
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my jewish history teacher about how trannies mutilate themselves with surgery and how they have to use a dildo to keep the axe wound open when i was a caca
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Transfem porn
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i had to deal with niggers from elementary to high school
>they hated me
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It happened over time but I guess you can pin it down to my interest in cybersecurity which eventually lead to my schizophrenic quest for privacy
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Im not qctually far right i just prefer the people on the far right because they are funnier and because i hate trannies
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Immigration in europe
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The bald men with glasses site
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niggers are awful and they make the world a worse place
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How the left is extremely retarded goycattle
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/pol/'s reading list
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my truthful answer: when I was a caca I considered myself far-left, but out of a belief in the necessity of confronting and understanding different perspectives in order to truly learn, I deliberately spent a few months on the 'cuck's /pol/ board. the things I saw there made me doubt a lot of what I thought was true and forced me to unlearn a lot of biases I'd grown up with
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after that I spent quite a while unsure of what to think, with shifting beliefs, but after all that I've kind of just settled on the fact that there are things a lot of people aren't willing to see. I wouldn't even describe myself as "far-right", I'm just center-left but I see "liberal democracy" as a failure and most sorts of progressivism as a disease (alongside 'leftism'). a lot of the people that I spent the most time with as friends probably see me as a reactionary alt-right chud but I don't really care anymore. I've tried to explain that I'm not motivated by hate, but they aren't even willing to recognize the same issues, so I've given up.
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the thing I treasure most in the world is culture, the existence of distinct nationalities and groups of peoples. I grew up with illustrated books that painted a great world where there were Africans, Bavarians, Eskimos, Native Americans, all living their lives in different, colorful and unique ways. so when I look out into the world and I see radical demographic change, homogenization of all sorts of different tribes into this cosmopolitan sludge, every city becoming a New York-style melting pot, I don't understand how anyone who claims to value 'diversity' can defend the current levels of immigration. it's INSANE that London is minority white British, it's a travesty. I don't hate brown people, I don't hate anyone, and I consistently oppose this sort of thing regardless of who is subjected to it. but then pointing out the obvious, pointing out unprecedented shifts in population dynamics and saying that it's bad, that somehow makes me a racist and an extremist?? it really just bewilders me.
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I've never been a hateful person, and I'm not motivated out of personal unpleasant experience because no brown person and no immigrant has ever done anything to me. but if I can't acknowledge reality and condemn evil without being "far-right" and lumped in with neo-Nazi thugs, then that's hardly my fault
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I was in a 'cord that had atomwaffen members as a caca
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>my truthful answer: when I was a caca I considered myself far-left, but out of a belief in the necessity of confronting and understanding different perspectives in order to truly learn, I deliberately spent a few months on the 'cuck's /pol/ board. the things I saw there made me doubt a lot of what I thought was true and forced me to unlearn a lot of biases I'd grown up with
><reddit spacing
>after that I spent quite a while unsure of what to think, with shifting beliefs, but after all that I've kind of just settled on the fact that there are things a lot of people aren't willing to see. I wouldn't even describe myself as "far-right", I'm just center-left but I see "liberal democracy" as a failure and most sorts of progressivism as a disease (alongside 'leftism'). a lot of the people that I spent the most time with as friends probably see me as a reactionary alt-right chud but I don't really care anymore. I've tried to explain that I'm not motivated by hate, but they aren't even willing to recognize the same issues, so I've given up.
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>the thing I treasure most in the world is culture, the existence of distinct nationalities and groups of peoples. I grew up with illustrated books that painted a great world where there were Africans, Bavarians, Eskimos, Native Americans, all living their lives in different, colorful and unique ways. so when I look out into the world and I see radical demographic change, homogenization of all sorts of different tribes into this cosmopolitan sludge, every city becoming a New York-style melting pot, I don't understand how anyone who claims to value 'diversity' can defend the current levels of immigration. it's INSANE that London is minority white British, it's a travesty. I don't hate brown people, I don't hate anyone, and I consistently oppose this sort of thing regardless of who is subjected to it. but then pointing out the obvious, pointing out unprecedented shifts in population dynamics and saying that it's bad, that somehow makes me a racist and an extremist?? it really just bewilders me.
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>I've never been a hateful person, and I'm not motivated out of personal unpleasant experience because no brown person and no immigrant has ever done anything to me. but if I can't acknowledge reality and condemn evil without being "far-right" and lumped in with neo-Nazi thugs, then that's hardly my fault
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>>17534153Probably just other kids
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>>17534160nah nigga, one of the guys doxxes was on the news
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>>17534184btw, who was it? If you don't mind me asking
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the left trying to ban muscle cars and guns
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>>17534189not gonna answer that GEG
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why is this in soy you fucking gulldop nigger
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>my truthful answer: when I was a caca I considered myself far-left, but out of a belief in the necessity of confronting and understanding different perspectives in order to truly learn, I deliberately spent a few months on the 'cuck's /pol/ board. the things I saw there made me doubt a lot of what I thought was true and forced me to unlearn a lot of biases I'd grown up with
><reddit spacing
>after that I spent quite a while unsure of what to think, with shifting beliefs, but after all that I've kind of just settled on the fact that there are things a lot of people aren't willing to see. I wouldn't even describe myself as "far-right", I'm just center-left but I see "liberal democracy" as a failure and most sorts of progressivism as a disease (alongside 'leftism'). a lot of the people that I spent the most time with as friends probably see me as a reactionary alt-right chud but I don't really care anymore. I've tried to explain that I'm not motivated by hate, but they aren't even willing to recognize the same issues, so I've given up.
><reddit spacing
>the thing I treasure most in the world is culture, the existence of distinct nationalities and groups of peoples. I grew up with illustrated books that painted a great world where there were Africans, Bavarians, Eskimos, Native Americans, all living their lives in different, colorful and unique ways. so when I look out into the world and I see radical demographic change, homogenization of all sorts of different tribes into this cosmopolitan sludge, every city becoming a New York-style melting pot, I don't understand how anyone who claims to value 'diversity' can defend the current levels of immigration. it's INSANE that London is minority white British, it's a travesty. I don't hate brown people, I don't hate anyone, and I consistently oppose this sort of thing regardless of who is subjected to it. but then pointing out the obvious, pointing out unprecedented shifts in population dynamics and saying that it's bad, that somehow makes me a racist and an extremist?? it really just bewilders me.
><reddit spacing
>I've never been a hateful person, and I'm not motivated out of personal unpleasant experience because no brown person and no immigrant has ever done anything to me. but if I can't acknowledge reality and condemn evil without being "far-right" and lumped in with neo-Nazi thugs, then that's hardly my fault
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idk ive always been it
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>>17534195/pol is a dnb ok
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The covid pandemic, specifically me being forced (even by members of my family) to get the v-ACK-cine. At school there was a club where I'd be cast out of the room if there were too many people because I was one of the filthy unvaxxed.
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>>17534146thats ethnopluralism btw
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The hypocrisy of the left.
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>my truthful answer: when I was a caca I considered myself far-left, but out of a belief in the necessity of confronting and understanding different perspectives in order to truly learn, I deliberately spent a few months on the 'cuck's /pol/ board. the things I saw there made me doubt a lot of what I thought was true and forced me to unlearn a lot of biases I'd grown up with
><reddit spacing
>after that I spent quite a while unsure of what to think, with shifting beliefs, but after all that I've kind of just settled on the fact that there are things a lot of people aren't willing to see. I wouldn't even describe myself as "far-right", I'm just center-left but I see "liberal democracy" as a failure and most sorts of progressivism as a disease (alongside 'leftism'). a lot of the people that I spent the most time with as friends probably see me as a reactionary alt-right chud but I don't really care anymore. I've tried to explain that I'm not motivated by hate, but they aren't even willing to recognize the same issues, so I've given up.
><reddit spacing
>the thing I treasure most in the world is culture, the existence of distinct nationalities and groups of peoples. I grew up with illustrated books that painted a great world where there were Africans, Bavarians, Eskimos, Native Americans, all living their lives in different, colorful and unique ways. so when I look out into the world and I see radical demographic change, homogenization of all sorts of different tribes into this cosmopolitan sludge, every city becoming a New York-style melting pot, I don't understand how anyone who claims to value 'diversity' can defend the current levels of immigration. it's INSANE that London is minority white British, it's a travesty. I don't hate brown people, I don't hate anyone, and I consistently oppose this sort of thing regardless of who is subjected to it. but then pointing out the obvious, pointing out unprecedented shifts in population dynamics and saying that it's bad, that somehow makes me a racist and an extremist?? it really just bewilders me.
><reddit spacing
>I've never been a hateful person, and I'm not motivated out of personal unpleasant experience because no brown person and no immigrant has ever done anything to me. but if I can't acknowledge reality and condemn evil without being "far-right" and lumped in with neo-Nazi thugs, then that's hardly my fault
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Nothing, I'm not far right, I'm Donald Trump supporter centrist
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>>17534234Shining, glistening margezanite
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>>17534146We'll all become more powerful if we simply don't care about the labels they enforce in order to socially shame us. If someone called me a racist extremist to my face I'd say that "Yes, I am one". Trying to distance yourself from their arbitrary labels will just make you laughing stock for them.
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>>17534192yeah I was both and then overcame them dialectically
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>>17533976 (Me)
Just to be clear, by "retards" I don't mean autistic people as a whole because that would be hypocritical.
I mean those annoying leftoid trannies that make their obsession with certain media their entire personality, such as pooners who turn everything into an endless SNCA shipping drama or leftist allies virtue signaling.
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I was libertarian first as a teenager, then I tried out gab.com where people said nigger freely and from there I went
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logic & statistics
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>>17534289recommend alt tech libertAryan
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Mostly it was how people reacted to crimes made by a specific group of people. Rather than accepting that there are flaws and we should fix them, we instead cry and attack somebody for pointing that out. Oh no, niggers comit the majority of crimes, how about of instead addressing that problem and fixing it we blame it on the chuds and le racists? That sounds like it!
To sum up, I don't understand the 'I am not racist, but I dislike black people', doesn't make sense to me, whereas people who hate niggers have friends from all ethnicities, including black people.
BTW cacas are giga I saw one saying that trannies are weird, that also sums up.
>Mama, why does he look weird?
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>>17534218yeah I guess, I gravitated towards that term at one point but I think it doesn't always apply
like it's hard to imagine what they'd do in Indonesia with a thrembillion ethnic microstates, or what they'd do in the United States given that there are natives, Anglo-Americans, blacks, Germans, etc. etc. etc.
I theoretically don't mind the idea of a multiethnic constituency, the problem is that not every country can be like Switzerland, and you're usually going to have a majority ethnicity whose kindness is depended upon not to enact the eradication of ethnic minorities (e.g. what Stalin did in the Soviet Union with deportations)
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>>17534146so then, is it all determined to be this way or is it a matter of brainwashing nucaca?
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i wouldnt even consider myself right-wing, much less 'far-right', im more of a centrist. the left just went completely insane with the tranny shit and infinity niggers but i still suport things like gay marriage as a matter of personal freedom
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>>17534344>i still suport things like gay marriage as a matter of personal freedomthen you choosing to draw the line at nogs is purely arbitrary, personal freedom is an absurd illogical concept
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>>17534352states of affairs which lead you to believe in things you do currently
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>>17533837 (OP)Im not far right
When it comes to identity and moral politics, moderately right but also generally libertarian and even a little liberal when it comes to economics
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>>17534270I don't think you should even accept the labels people assign to you, you should just shrug them off
giving in and playing apathetic just lets them feel vindicated, if you accept the label of racist they'll use that as a justification for violence
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>>17534312I don't have much to recommend. Gab.com is a dumpster-fire where everyone is over 50, it has some good chaps though. I used the right-wing Fediverse after that for a while such as poa.st, they're funny too but I don't use it anymore since I quit social media in general
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>>17534361I'm not sure exactly what you're asking
I think that one's formative years are very much influential, but that doesn't mean you can't unlearn most of it
I still believe in the importance of seeking knowledge, of casting away prejudice against different ideas
and if something seems like it "can't possibly be true" because the conclusion is 'bad' (morally confronting), then reason must triumph over moral intuition
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>>17534390if it's just subjective and purely up to the person where they draw the line of x thing being good vs x thing being bad no amount of reason is gonna help, since you can reason out ethics only if you derive them from a normative standard, and if that's the case and you believe that it is a matter of will, all the amount of brainwashing going on today is irrelevant if you can demonstrate how illogical it is to for example support a suicidal ideology which wants to eradicate your ethnos
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>>17534432I don't think that you can always win using logic, but you can advance your view significantly by appealing to near-universal principles
<reddit spacemyself I would consider morals subjective because I'm not religious and therefore have no reason to believe in an "objective" source of morals, but there are still ways in which morals are arguably 'grounded' in nature
and even I don't think they're objective, I still believe in my own set of morals very strongly, above all else, that's what it means to believe in something
<reddit spacesome people just have awful standards for morals. I do think most are simply naive and don't realize what the things they're advocating for actually represent, but the rest just don't care
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>>>17534344 (You)
>>i still suport things like gay marriage as a matter of personal freedom
>then you choosing to draw the line at nogs is purely arbitrary, personal freedom is an absurd illogical concept
how so? mass migration of niggers is an obvious societal harm to everyone (increased crime rates, stolen jobs etc.), with gay marriage the only major concern i have is the matter of child adoption by them, which i oppose as it's harmful to the child.
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>my truthful answer: when I was a caca I considered myself far-left, but out of a belief in the necessity of confronting and understanding different perspectives in order to truly learn, I deliberately spent a few months on the 'cuck's /pol/ board. the things I saw there made me doubt a lot of what I thought was true and forced me to unlearn a lot of biases I'd grown up with
><reddit spacing
>after that I spent quite a while unsure of what to think, with shifting beliefs, but after all that I've kind of just settled on the fact that there are things a lot of people aren't willing to see. I wouldn't even describe myself as "far-right", I'm just center-left but I see "liberal democracy" as a failure and most sorts of progressivism as a disease (alongside 'leftism'). a lot of the people that I spent the most time with as friends probably see me as a reactionary alt-right chud but I don't really care anymore. I've tried to explain that I'm not motivated by hate, but they aren't even willing to recognize the same issues, so I've given up.
><reddit spacing
>the thing I treasure most in the world is culture, the existence of distinct nationalities and groups of peoples. I grew up with illustrated books that painted a great world where there were Africans, Bavarians, Eskimos, Native Americans, all living their lives in different, colorful and unique ways. so when I look out into the world and I see radical demographic change, homogenization of all sorts of different tribes into this cosmopolitan sludge, every city becoming a New York-style melting pot, I don't understand how anyone who claims to value 'diversity' can defend the current levels of immigration. it's INSANE that London is minority white British, it's a travesty. I don't hate brown people, I don't hate anyone, and I consistently oppose this sort of thing regardless of who is subjected to it. but then pointing out the obvious, pointing out unprecedented shifts in population dynamics and saying that it's bad, that somehow makes me a racist and an extremist?? it really just bewilders me.
><reddit spacing
>I've never been a hateful person, and I'm not motivated out of personal unpleasant experience because no brown person and no immigrant has ever done anything to me. but if I can't acknowledge reality and condemn evil without being "far-right" and lumped in with neo-Nazi thugs, then that's hardly my fault
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>>17534482you can always brainwash anyone with anything, but to demonstrate something to be correct it's gonna be done using logic
>myself I would consider morals subjective because I'm not religious and therefore have no reason to believe in an "objective" source of morals, but there are still ways in which morals are arguably 'grounded' in natureand even I don't think they're objective, I still believe in my own set of morals very strongly, above all else, that's what it means to believe in something
you don't even need to ground them in any standard form of religion, they're going to be necessarily objective for them to exist, since subjectivity of morals removes the possibility of them becoming any form of law, you can demonstrate this easily by making law itself subjective and seeing how irrelevant it becomes once every person decides what's legal and what's not, ethics function in the same exact way, take any form of authority, it's going to have it's own sets of ethics which are going to be objective for the peoples under it's authority
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>>17533837 (OP)satoko_houjou_fan
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blacked.com
>>17533837 (OP) №17534566[Quote]
>>17534504if it's a matter of personal freedom, if that's what you appeal to, you have no argumentation for anyone wanting immigration since it's a matter of their own personal freedom to choose that, you saying i dislike x thing because i think it's bad then go on to say well i support y thing because i believe in freedom just says that it's arbitrary, since there's people who want mass immigration