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MARC ANDREESSEN: "The big difference between woke and traditional religion is that there's no concept of redemption. There's no concept of forgiveness. It's inherently totalitarian. Woke believes being ostracized is the same as death. The wokes realized that if you can make someone toxic then you can cancel them...

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Elon Musk1 year ago

!!

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Klay Thompson1 year ago

The woke place themselves as god and then pretend they aren't religious.

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Jacob1 year ago

In traditional religion at least you have the option to repent, in woke culture you're condemned for life.

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Jeb the Owl1 year ago

"Get in line, agree with us - or you will be ostracized forever and there is no redemption." "We are not interested in dialogue because the other side is literally hitler" "Truth is a distraction from achieving consensus and making progress with our agenda."

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Suit or Sweats1 year ago

Peter Thiel: "And maybe you should think of wokeness as ultra-Christianity or hyper-Christianity. It’s just like an extreme intensification. There’s no forgiveness, and you still have original sin, and you have all these bad things that happen in the past, the past is terrible, and you can never overcome it."

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Promoting Based Society 🛡️⛪️1 year ago

Yes it’s essentially modern day lynching to some degree

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TrashDragon1 year ago

And our own government not only participated in that ostracizing, they nearly demanded it of social media companies. Our government participated in their "Burn the Witches!!!" (Republicans) strategy.

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Paul Kroenke1 year ago

Sounds like the difference between Christianity and other religions to me.

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PG 20221 year ago

Cultural marxism. "The issue is never the issue, the issue is always the revolution"

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Doctentant1 year ago

Woke culture's lack of redemption mirrors a system more akin to rigid control than to the dynamic, forgiving nature of traditional societies. It challenges the very essence of growth and change.

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