Being Anonymous to be Monstrous

All of this is fake, and people start acting all kind of different ways, and they would never act

Yeah.

In real life. And people talk in all kind of different ways that they would never act and talk in real life.

In in, you know, face to face to face. Because, again, anonymity anonymity makes you gold.

It's it's and and that's one of the most interesting things and and and disturbing things, really

Mhmm.

About that we've discovered from the Internet is is the way different people react and respond to anonymity to having anonymity. Like, for example, for me, you can see my my my email address is my name. Mhmm. All of my social media accounts is my name. This is my this is this is what I know.

I'm from the generations. Mhmm. I'm I'm saying something. It's my name.

Yeah. I put my name. I I put my face.

Put my name, my face. Yeah. That's me. And it's interesting. That's an interesting thing in and of itself that it even became a thing.

This is the West. You because you started this. And and it was all in English at one point. Mhmm. There was nothing going on in another language.

Mhmm. And all of these all of this stuff developed, and this anonymity virus Mhmm. Came from you people. Because you want to do things Yeah. And yeah.

Because you're always hiding. You're always secretive. You're always concealing. You're always, you know Deviant. Having ulterior motives.

Mhmm. Yeah. And and hiding your deviancy. And and you see any opportunity to to let it out, you do it. Because, again, your society has programmed you like this.

They have a very, very dismal negative view of human beings.

Mhmm. Particularly women.

Particularly women, but generally.

Yeah.

Generally.

Mhmm.

They believe that people must be, you know, locked up in a very very tight scaffolding of rules. Mhmm. A cage of rules at all times that if you let them out, they will go insane. Mhmm. That people are wild beasts.

Because again, evolution. They believe that we're all animals. And so if you don't keep a very heavy hand on them, they will go you know, they'll run amok. This is what they believe about human beings. They don't believe.

Even even though they these atheists talk about we don't need God in order to be moral.

Right.

Obviously, you have no evidence of this. This is a belief in mister empiricist, this is a belief that you have with no evidence whatsoever. But the point is that you believe, actually, that people cannot have an innate sense of morality. Mhmm. You you actually believe, you secular atheist West.

And of course, this also came from being Christian. Mhmm. It was the same because also that anyway was pre Christian. You've always had the same view of human beings coming again, like I've talked about many times, from your rough history in Europe that you believe people are are savages. You believe people are wild beasts.

That you have to always fight Tame and for for resources Mhmm. And for safety. That is this this endless battle. And you really believe that people are are are wicked and and have to be strictly controlled, rigidly controlled. Meanwhile, you always throw that accusation at us, at Muslims.

You know? Even though Muslims are more than anyone other group of people maybe

Mhmm.

Self regulated. But so this becomes this becomes an implantation in the mind of the people that you're raising in your society to where they become what you expect them to become. You expect them to be this way. So then, when they find the ability to be anonymous, this is like purge day. This is like now I can I'm I'm I'm I'm off the camera now.

I can do I can really do and say all of the things, all the wicked, horrible, grotesque, disgusting, reprehensible, depraved things that I would never say. Mhmm. That I've that I've been forced to never talk about or you know? Mhmm. Your whole life is fake.

Mhmm.

See, here, Fatima Kane, she says, and that's why they still have the question, is man born good or evil Mhmm. Topics in Europe. Now, see, this is another problem. This whole black and white dichotomy

Mhmm.

In in describing people. So you have characters who are heroes who are just absolutely good, always good, and then the bad characters are always bad. It's always black and white. Mhmm. Like, human beings don't struggle

Mhmm.

And that good human beings are always in a struggle

Mhmm.

You know, in making a decision and do you know, in in ultimate and for you to for you to approve first first of all, you need to recognize that there's there's all this gray in life, in real life, and then you need to be able to see how this actually brings about good because you you can't recognize the human nature because it's because and you can't you you will fail to see that that what prompts someone to be bad or or, you know, that that like like like we've discovered that, you know, because Shaitan likes to make the evil seem good. Mhmm. Why is that? Because human beings are by nature good. Mhmm.

You need to persuade them. Mhmm. You need to sell them the bad.

As a good thing. With the

you know, you present it with a veneer of goodness. Mhmm. Which is what the West does best.

Mhmm.

You know? Like, you can't even analyze and recognize all of that because you see, you you've created these parameters in black and white. And just it just

Yeah. But they're doing it from the perspective of Shaitan. This is why they're so cynical and so contemptuous, really Mhmm. Of goodness. Because for them, it's always fake.

Yeah.

For them, it's always a sales pitch only. It's only marketing. It's only packaging. And and they don't take it any more seriously than you would take wrapping paper. They don't take it seriously at all.

So they have contempt for it. They're very they're you know, they have they have a a incredible level of cynicism. Because they they because they don't mean any of it. Mhmm. And they they believe, and rightly so, in their own society, they believe, you only need me to make this look good because you can't admit how bad you are, and you wanna look good to your neighbors and your friends and feel good about yourself.

We both know that you're not virtuous. But you need to put on the show Yeah. Because it's only ever a show. This is how they view virtue and goodness. This is honestly how they view it.

You know? So they're very cynical about it. This is what I mean. They they they're they're coming from the viewpoint of Shaytan because that's been their teacher Mhmm. The whole time.

Iblis is their teacher. So they they learned the the perspective of Iblis about human beings and they adopted the perspective of Iblis about human beings, which is that we're evil, that we're no good. Not necessarily that we're evil, but that we're no good. We're worthless. We have no value.

We're empty. You know? And we're we're unworthy. That's how they view it because that's how their teacher views people. So they took took took the philosophy of their teacher, and then they implemented it.

Yeah. And and again, this is this is what I was saying, that that you see this coming when when they get to be anonymous, they immediately abandon their real identity. Mhmm. They abandon their their their real identity. Or or not their real one.

Their the the one that they're known as. Right. They abandon their publicly known identity. Mhmm. Which means that their publicly known identity is fake.

Yeah.

Which means that they live their whole life not being their their real self. Because they don't have the the guts to do it, or their society won't let them, or it's too repugnant. Right. That they know that they they could never actually move in society like that. You know?

Mhmm. They they they become in anonymity what they wish they could become actually. And because they have this and because and because of this dichotomy, this false dichotomy that they present, as the sister was talking about with this stupid question that they asked. Not that your question was stupid, but the question that they ask is stupid. Are human beings good or evil by nature?

Obviously, we are both. We have the potential to be both. Mhmm. But we are born good. Mhmm.

We have a goodness is is our inclination, obviously. Obviously. But because they have this dichotomy, this is so dangerous. This is why this is why we and we've talked about this before too. This is why it's very important for people to actually understand their understand the dark side of themselves, the ugly side of themselves, the side of themselves that makes them want to do wrong, that tempts them to do wrong, the the the desires, the urges, the what have you.

You have to understand those things about yourself, own it and control it, and and make sure that it's it's all integrated in your personality. Otherwise, you will start if you're from the West anyway, you're if Muslim if you've read enough and you've learned enough about Islam, then you won't have this problem. But if you're a westerner and you go through life with that dichotomy, then you will feel that even your good side is fake Yeah. Is not the real you, and that your real side is the one that you're hiding.

Yeah.

That you you can't be both. Mhmm. You can't say, no. The good side of me is also true. Mhmm.

That's also who I am. Mhmm. But I have these bad qualities as well. You know? That that's what you're supposed to be able to do.

But what you'll do is say, I'm actually just a terrible person. Mhmm. I'm actually just a terrible, horrible monster of a person, and all of the nice, things that I do, it's all fake. And then, there's one, has destroyed you. I know this.

I'm talking about the West because the West is in me. I am what the West made me until Islam saved me. I am but but what the West put in me is still in me. I have those primitive instincts. I have those same instincts, and I recognize it when it comes up.

I have that same Western mentality, the same aggression, the same obnoxiousness, the same arrogance. I have all of that in me. You know? The same very simple simple mindedness. You know?

The all of these reflexes that that that were were programmed in me the same way that they're programmed in everybody else in my society. And, you know, what the West made me when I realized what that was, then you have to try to unmake for the rest of your life. Unmake what the West made you.