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I like how half of this forum's weekly activity continues to be three or four people sticking to objectively bad sources and calling themselves the real centrists or moderates when everyone else has evidence to the contrary, and one or two of the radically farcical folks bitch and moan about the consequences for the awful things they said. Then they say they A) never said it, B if they said it, it's not that bad, or C) both A and B in the same breath; yet everyone else continues to call them out until the conversation dies.

...Until the next week.

If your modus operandum is to spam bad opinions and imbecilic sources, and then to block so many people who call you out on it, then maybe you're doing something wrong. Don't get me wrong, I'm a firm believer that shooing you away, ostracizing you, is how you end up sticking to a cult because at least they accept your hivemindedness to their cause, but maybe you should rethink what you're doing here where the vast majority of non-lurkers will ask questions, look up articles and definitions, and cross-reference all of our own individual beliefs. Maybe take a seat and challenge yourself with thoughts that are not your own, rather than cordoning off such intrusive truths and possibilities that prevent you from being utterly wrong (but you feel so right).

Maybe instead of kicking and screaming when you are found in the midst of a lie, try to pick yourself up and rise above the lie, rather than burrow deeper into the radioactive cesspool you have found yourself in. How is that for a thought? Or would you rather take the easy way and leave, and embed yourself with the loud, oft-violent super minority who have been in a spiral of a like-minded and diminishing state of mental faculties since the Republican party became a faux-Christian beast in the 1970s? Because letting yourself go would be a damned shame.

Cut your loss, dude. Accept that you were in the wrong. Good people are wrong from time too time. Like I said, try being better than that - let go.