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I don't care if it is your parents, uncle, schoolmates, or stranger online.

Personally, I remember my father referencing "ruby ridge" 20+ years ago, and after a few instances where I told my mother how I don't particularly care for the jews, she told me that my maternal grandfather (whom I never met) straight up refused to patronize certain businesses because they were owned by jews.

Part of the problem I see is that the things we believe (which are perfectly normal) aren't all that different from the things that people 2-3 generations before us believed.

What redpilled you about the JQ and race?
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Redpilled2Depression on scored.co
1 year ago 1 point (+0 / -0 / +1Score on mirror )
I gotta give a shout out to my boomer father, who had me watch Fox News with him in high school, and listening to Mark Levin with him in the car ride from school. His collection of Soviet and Nazi war memorabilia, my grandfather’s involvement in the European theater of the war, the loads of WWII video games, and being born in Frankfurt Germany kept it all in the back of my mind growing up.

It was /pol/ around 2015 where the pieces finally came together.

My father opened the door for me, I just ran right through it. Now I try to subtly Redpill him, got him to give up cable news mostly, and seek alternative news sources online.
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