I don’t think this topic gets enough coverage, compared to the more popular one of being scared of the consequences of being red-pilled.

Because I’m red-pilled, I removed myself from a major city I ended up in for stupid reasons. I almost never encounter Leftism in day to day life. Even during the BLM protests, I heard little on the pro side, except from some Leftists I share a hobby with over the Internet. I saw a lone BLM flyer someone had taped to a lamppost that someone already ripped partially off.

I cannot control the negative effects of diversity in the workplace but I’m not tied down to it the way other people are, either. Each job I leave seems to lead me to somewhere with less bullshit. And it gets easier to leave each time because I’ve learned not to give a shit about jobs where our enemies profit. There’s almost a direct relationship to how shitty a job is and how much the company is run by people who loudly don’t like us. I’m glad to cash out and leave them on the floor.

I don’t want to jinx myself but I suspect I’m much less likely to be sued over the course of my life. Once again, it comes down to not being “tolerant.” I consider it a bigger career progression if I don’t have to work with a man-hating divorced feminist than if I get a raise. I literally have worked with Jewish people who were committing white collar criminal activity and while I made it goal #1 to get away from them, other WASPs in the office didn’t recognize the danger of the situation and went “herp, derp, I’ll just sign this form, weird he filled it out funny.” Mucho stupido.

Ultimately, in seeing my goal to escape to rat race because of the inherent risk that come with us being harassed so much, I’ve become more ambitious, made bigger moves and accomplished more.

I’ve read a ton more books, especially old books.

I appreciate the sun and nature more. Especially when I think of various bullshit political prosecutions and how anyone can end up in a dungeon for what should’ve been legal activity. We know this and can appreciate freedom, whereas NPCs don’t find out how terribly oppressive our society can be in a snap of the fingers until they get divorced or get a dubious criminal charge.

Most of all, I get the pleasure of occasionally meeting one of my heroes I’ve followed for years and the pleasure of occasionally sharing nuggets like these with those of you even just a bit newer than me.