As many here know, becoming "red pilled" is a simple matter of asking simple questions about the world around yourself. No hidden, esoteric knowledge is required. Even with (((them))) obscuring as much as they can, the truth shines through with blinding strength, just waiting for you to ask simple questions like:
- If evolution is about species trying to ensure surivival of their kind, why would it be OK for my race to disappear?
- If animals in zoos become dependent on handouts and stop foraging for themselves, what makes us think welfare for other races is going to work any better?
- How can millions of people share the exact same idea without there being a centralized source of thought manipulation? If people thought for themselves, wouldn't they all come up with different things?
So becomind red-pilled is really a simple matter of confronting the bullshit with simple "why" questions.
In a conversation with a friend, I noticed that red-pilled people tend to be split into two camps:
- The "it's not too much to ask" camp believes that most people have both the ability and the responsibility to ask these questions, to confront the narrative, and to join us in appreciating the obvious truths of the world.
- The "they can't handle it" camp believes that only a tiny fraction of the human population have the ability to confront these difficult questions. The rest need to be ruled through propaganda, hypnosis, and even comforting lies.
What do you believe? Is it too much to ask of normies to challenge the narrative, or not?
Let's see what Holla Forums thinks: strawpoll.me