ScotPilgrimVsTheLibs [they/them]

Kinda funny how we’re the ones with the ideology that actually challenges the state and we just…don’t commit crimes.

We never see any of us going into, say, Harrison Arkansas and attacking people. Yet we’re the ones routinely demonized on the more popular, democratized media. We’re always the bad guys and these shooters are always painted as the good guys, if not the REAL victims.

CHUD ideology I theorize is just leftover “popular kid from highschool” ideology in high school politics. This is going to be a bit of a spicy take, so let me explain.

I have noticed that two types of people really like to rally behind the GOP: the first are people who got bullied in high school and they want to take their frustrations out on someone else to assure that they are not the bottom of the totem pole. The former are those who WERE popular in high school, and realized that at the very least, capitalism does NOT give a single flying fuck about how “cool” they were, so by going after the post high school loners, nerds, and goths, they can relive their glory days. Not that this makes them any less pathetic.

Confession time? Confession time:

I used to be someone like her. I’m from a small town in the middle of nowhere in the Midwest but I claimed to be from Chicago (closest major city people give a damn about) only went there once every few years. Basically the stolen valor is about trying to feel like you’re from an important place and to make one seem less “normal”.

Eventually I grew up when I realized no one really cared either way. Where I grew up does not make me interesting, and there’s a ton of racist people in the “cool” places in California and New York. Conversely, one really cool guy I met in college came from deep red Texas. Accent and everything. He understood where I was coming from but he helped a lot in getting me to just own it. Yeah, I say “ope” and call soda “pop”, that doesn’t make me a “dirty racist normie”

Yeah, my childhood was kinda boring. But that can’t be helped.

What really bugs me is that they brag about their open-mindedness, but call anyone they deem a “dirty redneck” who moves in a gentrifier and thus not welcome in the city as if a good chunk of people living in Brooklyn at any given moment aren’t “small town rednecks” themselves.

Not that they themselves are the problem, it’s landlords, real estate “investors”, and the “muh property values” types.