From a right friend
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I know, he only ever posts about the lefty friends, so this is a real change.
We got the idea that Alfredic was cowering somewhere in a corner, being surrounded by absolutely awful people, having to pretend that he's one of them, and using one of the bathroom breaks they allowed him to send messages of "HELP ME".
I thought he's a infiltrator we have behind enemy lines to tell us if their meme game improves.
NARRATOR: Their meme game did not improve.
Feels like that. I've had very good friends go suddenly left, and accuse me of stuff so I learned to keep quiet fairly well. If I post anything righty on social media, I get 12 comments about how wrong I am.
Alright but since you're on the inside, I'm giving you two code phases:
Disney is based: means they've gone off the deep end and you need extraction
Kardashians are smart: means you need eye bleach because you've seen some shit thanks to the lefties you know.
"We're just trying to help you."
That's my favorite.
TBH I feel like that sometimes. Though I don't think I do a very good job of hiding the fact I'm not on their team.
Sometimes I think the reason why people who live in places like Seattle or Portland long enough lose their grasp on reality is a variant of Stockholm Syndrome. Except your "captors" are a deranged ideology instead of deranged people.
There is a truth to that. You also find that things change when you get out of the bubbles. Portland might have a crazy city, but the Milwaukee area has a great gun store. Seattle sucks, but Tukwila can be tremendous. You can tell where you are based on how colorful it is. That's not a poetic statement, if it's gray it is local, if it has bright colors it's California infestation.
Believe me: I'm far enough from it that it keeps me sane, but close enough to it I see the damage it does to people in it.
Some people I've known for 20+ years, I see how it's changed them. If I could go back and tell them the things they would come to believe or do to themselves, I'm not sure they'd believe it.