the sound of his voice alone tells me many things

Or you can watch as white people are disproportionately (even adjusted for difference in population size) the victims of interracial violence in their homelands. Homicide, rape, assault, you name it. Witness it, and also witness as the powers that be - civic leaders, politicians, newsmedia, etc - do everything they can to obscure the identity of perpetrators, while simultaneously seizing any and all opportunities call white people racist, even blowing up obvious hate hoaxes into national stories.

In short, the reality of the current state of things is what radicalizes people.

Concerted efforts to "redpill" normies is very very low.

Rather there are just places and spaces where people express their justified and well-reasoned frustration for what is going on, and it attracts like minded people, who have witnessed similar degradation and want to express their opinions and vent.

So in a sense, normal human interaction, socializing, and fraternizing are leading to "radicalization". And most of us here understand that there are many people that would like to end that too.

Ok so no one saw the video. While the guy thinks that nazis are bad,that is not the point of the video

He is making another point about the process of making someone an extremist. He is not trying here to convert you to his idoligi. He is just hypothisising about how the process happens.

the process is life experience

really

Nope

yes

😄

he is a centrist yes

Nope :)

thats a position

I dont want to be brainwashed into

Watch the vid and you will understand

No.

It's not just life experience

ofc, sane individuals wouldn;t consider it "radicalization"

well if you want to to discuss indoctrination onto a specific cult, call it that

the way its done isnt complex or new

that's a concerted process

jonestown, branch davidians

it's mkultra the west excells at it

the marshall applewhite ppl

its every piece of mass media and culture

but holding dissident political views that are counter to a society where "desmond is amazing" is a star doesn't require an insidious radicalization process

it's a normal, healthy response to be disgusted or repelled by many features of modern life. Excesses that are embraced and promoted by cultural elites, while at the same time setting up very narrow parameters for discourse to examine the culture.

Clear-eyed, and clear-minded people can come to these conclusions. Free of any spoopy "radicalization" process.

Life, life-experience, accrued wisdom and knowledge is all that is required.

In fact, the whole notion of "radicalization" in these conditions is quite an obnoxious straw-man

poor use of language tbh

framing by dishonest actors at best

resisting state-sponsored indoctrination = radicalization 😂 <:towelsweat:552805059042344960>

Yeah but that feeling of things being wrong and the feeling that we are being cheated could just as likly turn someone into a socialist

Wealth inequality has been rising year after year. At least in the US

This video talks about the strategies that the alt right employees to tap into that dissatisfaction feeling

it's not simple wealth discrimination 😄

Talk to socialists many of them will tell you that they were nazis before