akableak

once you see the word "weird" as being a stand-in, softening of the blow and underlying signal, for "evil" you can never unsee it. every time it is said about someone else it isn't a statement of fact "he is different (neutral)" but "he is different (evil, icky, I don't like him, I want him gone)" this is why being "weird" is automatically assumed to be a bad thing, and why those who say it are always extremely obsessed with being morally right in the eyes of some greater judgement, even if they aren't religious. being weird (unacceptably different, abnormal from conformity) is synonymous with being wrong and evil to them, not for any actual reason based in reality, but the metaphysical justification for the hatred in their hearts. every time any facade of an argument is defeated, they fall back on "but he is WEIRD" - the ultimate evil in the failed normie's eyes. you might think "ok so what?", being weird is pretty whatever after all, certainly not something terrible, just unusual and odd. but to them, the word isn't just "you are different". it's a signal to outlaw you. it's a branding. you are weird, and with that, dehumanized. whatever might be said or done to you is now justified, because you are weird (evil). it holds so much more weight to them, because they understand that beneath the surface it is meant to be a lot more than just "unusual", "unexpected" or "odd".

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fuah

time to keep draining...

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