@Iusedtobeanazi There is, but I don’t seek it. I don’t try to help people leave that life, educate and inform researchers because I want to be forgiven. I do it because I want to contribute something more to society, to the world, than just spreading hate, inspiring violence.
Rejecting white nationalist beliefs is simply thinking and acting like a reasonable adult. Do I agree with every position the government has? No. Do I agree with one party’s position on every issue? No. Shocker, this is how reasonable people are.
@mxscottkernest@greatbadtimes@MRBN36AR Contrarian for the point of being contrarian. It’s almost a good thing though as they’ll only continue to alienate and isolate themselves and fall into complete irrelevance.
How can you call yourself a patriot or that you love this country if you want the different racial groups to hate each other? How does reducing cohesion and encouraging distrust and division help anything?
@mxscottkernest@greatbadtimes Don’t get me wrong. Sometimes in the pursuit of liberty, distasteful or frankly, horrible views and opinions must be respected by the law but I think Brandon broke all levels of decency. Not every criminal is a terrorist, but every terrorist is a criminal.
Hitler would have been no one if not for the people who fought for him. Many of which express their regret for having done so after the fact. And that’s such a tragic part. The time to stand up for what is right was yesterday.
I must say, my opinions on antifa have changed a lot over the years. In the words of a professor of mine in college, had you no Hitler, there would have been no war, and no Holocaust. What would the world look like today if more people stood up to him back then?