daydreamER
Formerly known as fantasycel
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I have been wondering recently why the vast majority of people here, including me, believe in "extremist", fringe ideologies such as Nazism, Islamism, or just believe in things that normies would think you are crazy for, like the support of ER and other supposed threats to society. There are two explanations that I can think of:
1. They are the right ideologies. Normies are too concerned with societal acceptance to seek the truth, and we incels who have no prospects of societal acceptance can view the world without bias and arrive to the right conclusions. We are done performing for others, and we develop our opinions without fear of that.
2. We are coping because we hate the world. We want to believe in ideologies that harm people and that contradict the prevalent views of the society that has rejected us. Similar to an emotional teenager (which many of us are, let's be honest), we lash out the world in our minds by having ideologies that go against the status quo.
Both these explanations have the same root: societal disacceptance. The question is, is our exclusion from society something that can lead us to truth, conclusions that are unburdened by what others think of us, or does it lead to a worldview clouded by hate?
1. They are the right ideologies. Normies are too concerned with societal acceptance to seek the truth, and we incels who have no prospects of societal acceptance can view the world without bias and arrive to the right conclusions. We are done performing for others, and we develop our opinions without fear of that.
2. We are coping because we hate the world. We want to believe in ideologies that harm people and that contradict the prevalent views of the society that has rejected us. Similar to an emotional teenager (which many of us are, let's be honest), we lash out the world in our minds by having ideologies that go against the status quo.
Both these explanations have the same root: societal disacceptance. The question is, is our exclusion from society something that can lead us to truth, conclusions that are unburdened by what others think of us, or does it lead to a worldview clouded by hate?