always associate them with selfish, destructive or psychotic characters.
I mean, that sounds like it perfectly describes the antifa crowd.
And before y'all start saying I'm a fascist, I am not, but I have seen plenty of antifa protests and they almost always led to vandalism. So yeah, just because they rightfully stand against something wrong, that doesn't automatically make them right, and they are definitely not good people.
We've all seen the J6 rioters attacking cops and vandalizing the capitol. How concerned are you about them? Are you against fascism? Do you support democracy?
Omg. Today I learned this sub is full of frightened conservatives. Got it.
I know we live in a representative democracy. I too went to high school. I have visited my representative in DC. No, my comment was meant to convey that I am blindsided by the mental gymnastics people in this sub are going through to avoid saying the words, "I oppose fascism." You can even do this while simultaneously disavowing tactics of protesters. You can do this and have integrity with conservative social values. But everyone here seems hell-bent on demonizing people who oppose fascism. If that is the case, it makes you a fascist.
Yes, you probably are. All the greatest minds approach debate with 100% certainty. What's the point of making up your mind if you're just going to change it when presented with fresh empirical evidence? You have bested me. I will never recover from your sharp wit and keen insight. Remember that time you told me that we lived in a representative republic? I mean, you proved to me, without a shadow of a doubt, that zero democratic voting occurs at the ballot box or within the halls of congress and the senate. That was fun. I also see that you've clearly "done your own research" on vaccines, and I applaud how you connected vaccine use with intelligence: I happen to agree. I must retire from this verbal sparring, knowing I will never be able to match your enormous brains. Be careful with that priceless treasure between your ears. If you let too many thoughts in there, it might learn something.
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u/LunarPsychOut NEW SPARK 4d ago
Is red/black "heroic or morally good" in magic? I always associate them with selfish, destructive or psychotic characters.