A Story on How I De-Neonazi'd Myself [BEWARE OF GETTING RADICALIZED BY ANY IDEOLOGY (COMMUNISM/NAZISM, ETC.)]

[enchanted_elixir]

enchanted elixir do you hold any stance on Israel or Jews? I am also interested in what ideology you were radicalised to believe, but I understand if you don’t want to disclose.

I still think they're disproportionally represented in positions of power. That's just the truth, but my confidence in the jewish conspiracy is went from 100% to like 28%, and I refuse to exhibit any hate since I know that will go down.

I was radicalized by Neo-Nazi and related ideologies. This started and finished between March to June of 2024.

I did a Hitler salute on my college campus in public (as quick as possible)
I consistently harassed Jewish users, telling one user on Instagram that I would murder him for being a Jew and that we would come and kill him in a violet way.

A professor I had over the summer this year was crying when she would talk about the holocaust, and I had literally no sympathy for her. Maybe it was because she lost relatives there, but I disliked her after seeing her cry in front of the class because she had sympathy for Jews.

I would say kill all jews consistently to myself and wanted to shoot any ghetto black person I saw. Most of my anger was at Jews though.
I would listen to Nazi music every day, like this one. This one was my favorite at the time.



I didn't want to be around jews and had fantasies of shooting up nearby synagogues or trapping jews in a building and gassing them.

I eventually came to question all of this since the hate basically tormented me. I would wake up feeling sick with hate, walked all around with hate, and why? Because some people radicalized me? I became a hateful psychopath for no reason. It further came into question when interacting with a Jewish man who helped me in my tutoring center at my school. I asked myself "why do i dislike this person? he's done nothing to me." I also had this mtb-htb jewish girl be my study partner and she helped me pass my course with almost a 100%

I feel very deeply guilty and ashamed I allowed myself to be radicalized.
I've learned a lot from the experience:

• how negative, distorted stories about groups can go out of hand.
• the utter degrading nature of hate on your body and mind.
• the necessity of mindfulness for detecting ideologies which seek to radicalize you.
• and more.

I can say that my character was transformed by this experience.
Beware of ideological radicalization.

 

[Dominicoon]

So you became a commie faggot now? Now wonder your post quality denigrated from a year ago.

 

[enchanted_elixir]

So you became a commie faggot now? Now wonder your post quality denigrated from a year ago.

I made a thread to send the mesasge that one should beware getting radicalized by ideologies and somehow I became a communist faggot, radicalized by another wicked and failed ideology. Makes no sense.

No, I utterly did not become a communist faggot.

 

[psychomandible]

I still think they're disproportionally represented in positions of power. That's just the truth, but my confidence in the jewish conspiracy is went from 100% to like 28%, and I refuse to exhibit any hate since I know that will go down.

I was radicalized by Neo-Nazi and related ideologies. This started and finished between March to June of 2024.

I did a Hitler salute on my college campus in public (as quick as possible)
I consistently harassed Jewish users, telling one user on Instagram that I would murder him for being a Jew and that we would come and kill him in a violet way.

A professor I had over the summer this year was crying when she would talk about the holocaust, and I had literally no sympathy for her. Maybe it was because she lost relatives there, but I disliked her after seeing her cry in front of the class because she had sympathy for Jews.

I would say kill all jews consistently to myself and wanted to shoot any ghetto black person I saw. Most of my anger was at Jews though.
I would listen to Nazi music every day, like this one. This one was my favorite at the time.



I didn't want to be around jews and had fantasies of shooting up nearby synagogues or trapping jews in a building and gassing them.

I eventually came to question all of this since the hate basically tormented me. I would wake up feeling sick with hate, walked all around with hate, and why? Because some people radicalized me? I became a hateful psychopath for no reason. It further came into question when interacting with a Jewish man who helped me in my tutoring center at my school. I asked myself "why do i dislike this person? he's done nothing to me." I also had this mtb-htb jewish girl be my study partner and she helped me pass my course with almost a 100%

I feel very deeply guilty and ashamed I allowed myself to be radicalized.
I've learned a lot from the experience:

• how negative, distorted stories about groups can go out of hand.
• the utter degrading nature of hate on your body and mind.
• the necessity of mindfulness for detecting ideologies which seek to radicalize you.
• and more.

I can say that my character was transformed by this experience.
Beware of ideological radicalization.

 

[enchanted_elixir]

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What is this supposed to mean?

 

[psychomandible]

What is this supposed to mean?

Your threads lately make you sound like a super cuck tbh

 

[enchanted_elixir]

Your threads lately make you sound like a super cuck tbh

Hail Hitler, then! (joke)
I stick to my beliefs nonetheless.

 

[chudlite]

this is good im sure @ReadBooksEveryday and @kaligula567 would be proud

 

[Deleted member 87612]

jfl at caring about politics this much when you dont even get to make decisions

 

[cobicado901]

imagine
> write this post
> read this post
> think its a good idea to post ts on nazis.org

 

[JohnDoe]

Another member lost to the jewish propaganda. Worry not, for every one lost soul, ten more are joining the ideology! TKD !

 

[enchanted_elixir]

Another member lost to the jewish propaganda. Worry not, for every one lost soul, ten more are joining the ideology! TKD !

I told the Jewish dude I was insulting a similar thing.
That Neonazism was rising and we'd murder him alive.

 

[Aypo129]

I told the Jewish dude I was insulting a similar thing.
That Neonazism was rising and we'd murder him alive.

as opposed to... killing him while he is dead?

 

[romanstock]

So because you can't emotionally handle the truth, it's no longer the truth? Okay bud.

 

[Sleeper]

I still think they're disproportionally represented in positions of power. That's just the truth, but my confidence in the jewish conspiracy is went from 100% to like 28%, and I refuse to exhibit any hate since I know that will go down.

I was radicalized by Neo-Nazi and related ideologies. This started and finished between March to June of 2024.

I did a Hitler salute on my college campus in public (as quick as possible)
I consistently harassed Jewish users, telling one user on Instagram that I would murder him for being a Jew and that we would come and kill him in a violet way.

A professor I had over the summer this year was crying when she would talk about the holocaust, and I had literally no sympathy for her. Maybe it was because she lost relatives there, but I disliked her after seeing her cry in front of the class because she had sympathy for Jews.

I would say kill all jews consistently to myself and wanted to shoot any ghetto black person I saw. Most of my anger was at Jews though.
I would listen to Nazi music every day, like this one. This one was my favorite at the time.



I didn't want to be around jews and had fantasies of shooting up nearby synagogues or trapping jews in a building and gassing them.

I eventually came to question all of this since the hate basically tormented me. I would wake up feeling sick with hate, walked all around with hate, and why? Because some people radicalized me? I became a hateful psychopath for no reason. It further came into question when interacting with a Jewish man who helped me in my tutoring center at my school. I asked myself "why do i dislike this person? he's done nothing to me." I also had this mtb-htb jewish girl be my study partner and she helped me pass my course with almost a 100%

I feel very deeply guilty and ashamed I allowed myself to be radicalized.
I've learned a lot from the experience:

• how negative, distorted stories about groups can go out of hand.
• the utter degrading nature of hate on your body and mind.
• the necessity of mindfulness for detecting ideologies which seek to radicalize you.
• and more.

I can say that my character was transformed by this experience.
Beware of ideological radicalization.

Jews are an ethno religion that believe they are chosen by God who gave them his word/teachings (torah) and that are the only ones who can interpret it (talmud). The entire worldview is that you are incapable of understanding what God wants because you are not ethnically jewish and therefore it is their duty and right to be the authorities of humanity in all matters . Even if you adopt judaism you can never be jewish, you can only be a good little goy which you are. Doesnt matter if you agree with this or not or if you believe that they constantly seek positions of power and authority over all other races purely out of coincidence or not, this is simply what they believe and they live their lives accordingly