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But having done so, you're free. Once you've been spat out by society for wrongthink you no longer have to tread on eggshells, policing your own thoughts and calibrating your words to avoid "offending" people. I've already been unpersoned for publicly expressing my rejection of feminism and multiculturalism. Lost everything. Now, I can calmly admit to black people that I'm racist and to women that I'm sexist. I get no anger directed at me any more because I'm polite about my refusal to comply.
You don't necessarily need to explicitly express yourself for people to know your intentions or idealisms. Politics is a tightrope walking, and you could probably learn a thing or two from the politicians on how to walk it. Honesty is refreshing, but only when it's a rarity. You wouldn't necessarily share all your twisted thoughts with the world openly at all times, would you?
You wouldn't necessarily share all your twisted thoughts with the world openly at all times, would you?
No indeed. I'm not going to shout it out in every public forum. I find though that every conversation whether public or private, sooner or later turns to politics. At that point, I have to disclose that the problems of the world flow from jewish subversion and that as a White Englishman I object to the blacking of my country and its risk-averse feminist culture. The trick is not to hector and proselytise but to listen thoughtfully to the other's point of view, countering each point with respectful facts and opinions.
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