anon2936

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   by anon2936 9y ago

   You are assuming that there is a question to legitimize. If you have someone convinced of the issue then there is no question. By engaging in discussion you are simplying providing an alternative view point. You don't have to present y
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   by anon2936 9y ago

   As someone who frequently has reasonable exchanges with alt-righters I largely agree with your post. To me the hatred from the right is somewhat self-aware. They know that their views are not welcome and they have no pretense of being inclu
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   by anon2936 9y ago

   > I do concede that it might make it more appealing to those with anti-semitic sentiments. That is what I meant to say. That said, both /pol/ and the israeli government tend¹ to lump anti-zionism and anti-semitism together. In
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   by anon2936 9y ago

   That doesn't mean much. People wear masks, self-censor or adopt more obtuse language. For example despite using a throwaway right now I am still phrasing things not quite as I would like out of concern that I would not be taken serious
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   by anon2936 9y ago

   I post on /pol/ without agreeing with most of their views. You're unlikely to immediately convince anyone of a diametrically opposed point of view at any given time. But you can bring nuance to a very one-sided, memed and ste