[ SECRET POST #6935 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6935 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

It's horribly self reinforcing. People will come at you for not having the same viewpoints and you argue your side and whatever, that's always how it worked. But in the purity culture of once-problematic-always-problematic, if you are persuaded that you were wrong about anything and admit to it, you'll be shamed for ever having been wrong in the first place and now you get it from both sides. This leads people to double and triple down on being wrong because the other option is a high chance of abuse for owning up to it and growing as a person.