have you ever experienced discrimination because of your edgy worldview/political opinions?

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Anonymous 09/10/17 (Sun) 23:21:23 No.67404

have you ever experienced discrimination because of your edgy worldview/political opinions?

Anonymous 09/10/17 (Sun) 23:23:43 No.67406

yeah i lost most of my friends but i'm rich so it's no big deal

Anonymous 09/11/17 (Mon) 00:10:38 No.67411

No, although of course there were shitty comments from "friends", but that particular friend was an asshole anyway. And a loser, and I don't use that term lightly.

But other than that, nothing, also because I don't go around parading my worldviews. You'd never know I'm an ancap if you just met me, I've learned to keep my thoughts to myself. Not like most people could handle them anyway. I consider myself a pretty smart guy, but I still don't change my political stance over one lost debate and a few novel facts. So why expect anything else from fellow smart guys?

Anonymous 09/11/17 (Mon) 02:22:50 No.67419

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>>67404

>have you ever experienced discrimination because of your edgy worldview/political opinions?

No, not really tbh. My friends tend to be libertarian-ish to begin with or are at the very least somewhat politically informed. I had one progressive friend I used to argue with all the time but it was a nice mental exercise as opposed to just sitting around and doing nothing, but we never ended our friendship and we're still pretty good friends (although it is worth mentioning that he has definitely changed many of his opinions since the election).

The only people I can remember that I'd lost as friends due to my political/ economic opinions were some women that I barely knew to begin with. So I can't really complain much on that front.

Anonymous 09/11/17 (Mon) 02:26:56 No.67420

Only at the hands of police and colleges. In the real world, everyone is laundering money and doing shit under-the-table so even if they don't share my worldview and politics, they understand what I'm saying.

Anonymous 09/11/17 (Mon) 03:04:42 No.67422

>>67411

>I still won't admit the argument I am making is fallable by the opposition to myself and accept that they will still use the same tried and true methods to break down my world view that I refuse to alter.

Anonymous 09/11/17 (Mon) 05:39:16 No.67449

>>67404

Not much. Most just bitterly agree with my arguments and shut up while frowning.

Anonymous 09/11/17 (Mon) 06:10:33 No.67456

no, because I am not edgy, some people dont get along with me because I am NOT edgy, but it hasnt really affected me in any major way

Anonymous 09/11/17 (Mon) 06:15:08 No.67458

Yes.

Anonymous 09/11/17 (Mon) 06:28:52 No.67460

>>67422

Not sure what exactly this semi-coherent shit is about, but I think I have a rough idea.

When I'm hit with proof that I might be wrong, I research and contemplate the issue for a few days, weeks or months and research it and then I decide whether I was actually wrong or just ignorant. Usually, it's the latter, for the simple reason that I underwent this process before and so most of my views are already solid, not some crap I adopted after one lost argument. It's got nothing to do with refusing to alter my static worldview because my faith in the Invisible Hand is too strong and trumps all evidence, and everything to do with me knowing the benefits of thorough inquiry.

That answer any questions you had?