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I think it's more of a loss of sense of belonging where they hold political ideology in the same reverence that the religious hold their attachments to their church. As far as he's concerned, he just got excommunicated by the pope, but he's still a good little Catholic boy.
You'll have to be more specific as those words can mean a lot of things. I'd advise you focus less on labels and more on helping others in your day to day life.
Hex bear and ML are a cult. And I'm pretty sure only 1/3 of them are actually drinking the Kool-Aid, the rest seem to be astro turf bots. As far as I can tell, it's a mass disinformation campaign.
Keep in mind I myself am not a socialist, even though I do believe they make some good points. I'm a centrist libertarian focusing on Geoism, Minarchism, and strong protections for workers. You know things like cutting corporate welfare and increasing social welfare. Taxes based on land use. Etc.
Getting banned is a mark of Honor. It means you had a brain and used it to question authoritarian bullshit.
Ideologies are foolish systems made to concentrate power and control, not help people.
Reading your post is identical to reading a post about somebody being banned from an ultra right-wing church because they didn't believe in Jesus the right way. If you can't see that, I would advise you to reflect.
Live the best life you can treat other people's the best you can. That's what matters.
Have you ever considered that you're trying to appease a cult that does not care for you in any capacity? I would strongly advise you to recollect on what you believe in and not to fall to group think. It's much more important to ask yourself are the things I'm doing having positive impacts on my community versus is my ideology, correct.
I'm pretty sure that you completely fell Poe's law. Smcf is not a conservative as far as I can tell based on the last 2 years of reading their comments.
One of the earliest documented cases of variolation involved a Buddhist nun (bhikkhuni) between 1022 and 1063 CE. She ground smallpox scabs into a fine powder and administered it through the nostrils of an uninfected person to promote immunity.
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