Soon my friends, we’re all gonna make it

@ophiuchus same here.

I have watched the Sargon video where he interviews Jared Taylor

It was hard to get through tbh

I just skipped the Sargon/Molymeme/etc phase a lot of people had

Not at all trying to shame the people who had it, but if you're further along than that (like everyone here is,) there's just not a lot offered there for you anymore

I've seen like 2 Molymeme videos

Agreed

I can literally track my redpill journey by the memes I have saved on my phone

lmao

almost same tbh

(including the ow oof the edge period I'm glad I moved past)

Reddit to Pol to TRS to here

Ditto

@ophiuchus I think I've only seen one molyneaux video all the way through, I've seen bits of others but they all seem the same. A lot of callers seem to be people who have hangups from when they were kids that don't seem that serious. In fact I don't really know what's supposed to be all that dissident right about him except he occasionally will say "white people".

@Grossly Incandescent yep that was me too

I had the pol to trs transition but never the reddit one

@ophiuchusmolymemes vids are mostly ok

To be fair I was on reddit back when it was actually cool

I lived on 4chan from middle school until a few years ago

Reddit used to be ok. Like 5 years ago

Reddit is probably more committed to free speech than any other platform I've seen. The counter balance is the s-lib moderators. But you can seek out friendly communities

Moly’s content is best when it’s chopped up into smaller pieces

I actually used to shitpost on /int/ a lot, since I was (still am to a degree,) interested in the rest of the world, but I was just too allured by the forbidden knowledge of /pol/

I got off /pol/ when I was tired of arguing with mexicans

Hahaha

/x/ masterrace

Oh gawd

not if you have a gold account fam

X was always good

@Papa Pizzagate also sat on /x/ forever

The immigration arguments Moly makes are pretty damn redpilled but he still counter signals us

Me and my sister used to read terrible threads on /x/ together all the time

Who remembers when /b/ was good?

/b/ was never good

Like a million years ago

/b/ was never supposed to be good

Nuh uh

@VinceChaosto me a lot of the comes off as him trying to play the center. Which I understand. He has bills to pay and he's on YouTube. A hostile platform.

😉

I'm sure it's better than it is now