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"epic Nazi trolling" can be interpreted two ways: epic trolling of Nazis, or epic trolling as a Nazi. Given the context, I suspect it's the former. There is no

"epic Nazi trolling" can be interpreted two ways: epic trolling of Nazis, or epic trolling as a Nazi. Given the context, I suspect it's the former. There is no tabula rasa because everyone comes in with pre-conceived notions. For an idea to thrive in that kind of environment, it needs to be able to displace incompatible ideas. The poster specifically states it was the evidence that piled up that changed them, not the mere number of posts. It's the "that's interesting..."s that weights on you and sticks with you, not the noise.

ZeroGravitas 7y ago
They certainly meant the former, whether they're lying to us or to themselves is the more pertinent question. They appear to be making the claim that unlike the soft left, they are heroically and manfully exposing themself to the raw truth. However he doesn't really seem that bothered to have discovered that he's some kind of pure specimen that can deal with the "reality" that the Nazis were right and it, hey who would have guessed, it turns out he is better than the minority groups and women that they target. What a bitter pill that must have been for him to swallow. There's layers of irony here, so he could be genuinely warning people that they will turn into an unlikable asshole like he feels he has, it's hard to decipher all the layers.