Tyler on Nostr: Why not just be a human person instead of someone who is infallible and perfect in ...
Why not just be a human person instead of someone who is infallible and perfect in all ways and is the pinnacle of Whiteness?
We relate more to one another through suffering and shortcoming. Why? Because failure is inherently more common than success. I would rather follow some dirt-covered poorfag whose ideas generally pan out to "wow this society sure does suck" rather than some faux perfectionist going "I am the Lord of all Whiteness and have massive Twitter clout, which makes me a leader in a rebellion I subconsciously know I am too much of a sissy to actually put boots on the ground for."
We relate more to one another through suffering and shortcoming. Why? Because failure is inherently more common than success. I would rather follow some dirt-covered poorfag whose ideas generally pan out to "wow this society sure does suck" rather than some faux perfectionist going "I am the Lord of all Whiteness and have massive Twitter clout, which makes me a leader in a rebellion I subconsciously know I am too much of a sissy to actually put boots on the ground for."