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> His point has been for quite a while that if you're a young man, and you're unhappy with your life, the way to fix that is to work on fixing your life, not jo
by throwawayknecht 9y ago
> His point has been for quite a while that if you're a young man, and you're unhappy with your life, the way to fix that is to work on fixing your life, not joining some far-right movement.
Weird, then, how as soon as something went wrong with his life, he joined a far-right movement. (And seems to be very well-compensated financially for doing so.)
- eradicatethots 9y agoIt doesn’t seem like this is true from his Wikipedia page. Don’t see any movements listed here. Don’t think havi views that a far right movement supports is the same as joining and supporting that movement, and I don’t think it’s fair to label him that way.
- cabaalis 9y agoI fear your belief is in the minority. Increasingly, choosing a side and holding it is becoming required.
- musage 9y agoFor people who disqualify themselves as honest thinkers. Numbers don't change that.
- TheSpiceIsLife 9y agoWhether a person has actually joined a movement appears to matter less than if some vocal group claims a person has.
- PhasmaFelis 9y agoI do try to be tolerant of different views, but I can see the viewpoint that there's slim difference between belonging to an organization that wants to revoke my human rights, and merely wanting to revoke my rights independently.
- 13years 9y agoIt is not being stated that he supports the same views. Only on some points they align. For example, some of the far right such as DS are anti-capitalist. We wouldn't say that anti-capitalist are far right, although some far right groups align on that topic.