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| 1 | What are your thoughts on Gerbert Johnson?I disagree that jokes you make intrinsically align with the ideology of it. Fair enough, I guess. I really feel like a racist joke is racist, a homophobic joke is homophobic, an ablest joke is ablest, etc. I also feel like you can't be neutral — you're either supporting racism or standing against it. If I'm making a racist joke, I'm supporting racism. I might be saying that thing for shock value. As a kid my friends definitely made homophobic jokes that were very shocking. But I can't claim that… | /r/ExRedPill | 27/01/24 06:30 AM |
| 1 | What are your thoughts on Gerbert Johnson?A good number of his free-form videos on the second channel reference the idea that gay people are inferior. He's said something along the lines of "at least I'm not a homosexual," multiple times. You might think that's just a hilarious joke, but even if it were just a joke, it points to his underlying belief system. If a feminist believes men socailly getted on the social pyramid does that make them a conservative? No, because feminism is about equality, about equalizing the hierarchy. Of cours… | /r/ExRedPill | 27/01/24 05:35 AM |
| 1 | What are your thoughts on Gerbert Johnson?He believes is natural hierarchy which is generally pretty conservative. Historically, a lot of conservative thought came out of France during the revolutions there where the people who wanted to keep the hierarchy of monarchy sat on the RIGHT and the people who wanted democracy sat on the LEFT. Gerbie realizes that hierarchy is present in our society, but instead of putting forth ideas on how to improve things for everyone, he's pitching the idea that, while it sucks, it is what it is, and it's… | /r/ExRedPill | 26/01/24 08:52 AM |
| 1 | What are your thoughts on Gerbert Johnson?He's surprisingly wise for being as young as he is. He's clearly conservative in his views, but has really thought a lot of the issues through in a much bigger way than the average conservative. For instance, he's mentioned the issue that women working has made it so you NEED two workers to support a family, where seventy years ago you could do it on one. The traditional conservative position is that women should just go back to the kitchen, but he's understood that we can't just go back because… | /r/ExRedPill | 08/01/24 02:11 AM |
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