Anonymous
(ID: iIEnVJ71)
6/26/2025, 8:56:38 AM
No.508765003
6/26/2025, 8:56:38 AM
No.508765003
>>508747282
There doesn't seem to be any insight coming out from this "research".
Left-wing and liberal ideologues have built bubbles where the world they perceive (in reality, their own microcosm) seems to operate around their own principles, and then they do such "research" into the other (i.e. us) only to find out stuff that pretty much every human culture has known for thousands of years (i.e. hierarchies, tribalism, heterosexuality, etc.) But they label this pretty normal stuff as extremist, radical, etc.
There is nothing special about 4chan except that it's a place with no filters. What you are observing here is not some sort of organised right-wing cabal, it's the kind of stuff normal people discuss when there is no left-wing/liberal censorship in place.
If my beliefs are essentially the same ones as a Templar knight in the 13th century, a British aristocrat in the 19th century, a random Indian construction worker in Mumbai in 1989 or a Zulu woman in 2025, maybe my beliefs aren't actually that extremist or radical?
There doesn't seem to be any insight coming out from this "research".
Left-wing and liberal ideologues have built bubbles where the world they perceive (in reality, their own microcosm) seems to operate around their own principles, and then they do such "research" into the other (i.e. us) only to find out stuff that pretty much every human culture has known for thousands of years (i.e. hierarchies, tribalism, heterosexuality, etc.) But they label this pretty normal stuff as extremist, radical, etc.
There is nothing special about 4chan except that it's a place with no filters. What you are observing here is not some sort of organised right-wing cabal, it's the kind of stuff normal people discuss when there is no left-wing/liberal censorship in place.
If my beliefs are essentially the same ones as a Templar knight in the 13th century, a British aristocrat in the 19th century, a random Indian construction worker in Mumbai in 1989 or a Zulu woman in 2025, maybe my beliefs aren't actually that extremist or radical?