Don't Normalize Disrespect

You're gonna talk to me like that? You're gonna talk to anyone like that unprovoked? You understand? Unprovoked. You're gonna just just ride out the gate.

You're gonna be aggressive. You're gonna be insulting right from the get go. No. You're infected. You're infected.

That's that westernism talking. Because nobody's fitra treats people like that, so you get blocked. You get blocked. That's what you have to do. You understand?

Don't engage at all. You have to normalize, not normalizing disrespect. If someone insults you, they have lost the privilege of conversation with you. They've lost the privilege of interaction with you. I've told you before, you need to erect your partitions.

You need to erect partitions around your discourse and gatekeep that with rigid discipline. But watch how they do. Watch how they'll do. When you do that, oh, you don't believe in free speech? You don't tolerate other opinions?

You don't have an open mind? Oh, that pathogen tries very hard to get to you. They'll try every which way to get to you. See how they bait you? They try every which way to try to to try to pull you into the muck of their own condition.

But that's all that they're doing. You have to understand that that's what they're doing. They're not having or they're not trying to have a serious discussion with you at all. They're trying to have you agree to have an unserious exchange with them, to just trade insults, to validate the way that they are behaving as acceptable. No, it's not acceptable.

Look, there's a level of trust that is involved when you agree, when you accept to engage in conversation with someone who is outside of arm's length from you. Because being within striking distance used to be all the insurance that you needed to guarantee the people were gonna act right. You understand me? So if I'm gonna communicate with you remotely, you know, online, I cannot reach you. I don't know where you are.

Very often, don't even know what your real name is. Okay? So you're already on thin ice because I have to trust now that you're gonna act like you have sense. And I don't even know you. I don't even know you.

I can't see you. I don't know who you are or where you are, and I can't do anything about it if you decide to act a fool. Okay? Therefore, if you abuse that trust by insulting and being hostile precisely because you know that I can't reach you and knock your teeth out, then you're completely canceled from having any future conversation with me. And, yes, I said that on purpose, the threat of violence on purpose.

Because why? Because, again, violence is at the core of the Western identity. So the prospect of violence or the absence of the prospect of violence is what can change their behavior. There's literally only maybe maybe two or three two or three things that can reliably regulate their behavior, and morality isn't one of them.