Why do I keep coming here? I hate every single one of you.

You have no friends and hate the outside world

>>7286578 is right, most of ppl go here because of it. We are one big, fuckin hatefull weirdo family.

>>7286571
I hate most of the politics here and the people are pathetic, self-loathing masochists. However I too am a pathetic self-loathing masochist so I come here to decimate my good mood whenever I begin to grow a healthy sense of acceptance and self-love.

Go to /pol/, there's a lot of positive energy there since the election.

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>>7287730
There was around the election and day after, but now there's countless shills and general discord.

>>7286571
Yeah but you hate yourself too

>>7287748
Why did you come here then? /pol/ and /lgbt/ have literally nothing in common.

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>>7288296

Probably the repressed gay feelings, but I really go to 4+4chan/pol/ now.

>>7288456
lol you're such a stereotype, but stay, I don't think lgbt unwelcomes anyone

Do you think there is a link between your right wing political views and gay repression? Perhaps even a reverse causality? I mean, I don't want to step on your toes, but a lot of right wingers can be extremely emotional and reactionary when they bring themselves to tears while talking about God and country.

What about you? What kind of /pol/ack are you?

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>>7288557
>link between your right wing political views and gay repression
I'm actually religious too, but it's somehow political beliefs that really fuel my adversity towards it. goo dot gl/6s22WV

>what about you?
>you're such a stereotype
Kind of, yeah, but in my defense I at least acknowledge the stereotypical parallels. My dad was an illegal and my mom a natural-born to formerly illegal parents. My dad was a Catholic, so we went to church, but I actually really took an interest in Christianity at a young age which ironically pushed me away from Catholicism in particular. I've always loved to read, so I read around and jumped through some religions and philosophies later on after the divorce, ending up thinking Quaker for a while. Around the same time there was a kind of allure to homosexuality for me, and I nowadays think I kind of pushed myself into it instead of it being 100% natural. Eventually I read a ton of "redpilled" literature and came to /pol/ish conclusions such as Hitler dindu nuffin and later traditionalism is imperative. Around the same time the right-wing fervor kind of softened, I got more into stoicism and then old Christian literature and ditched the Quaker label, deeming them basically secularists with crosses. I'm still trying to "be more Christian", whatever that means. "I have often noticed that nationalism is at its strongest at the periphery"—Christopher Hitchens. I never really went full Neo-Nazi or Deus VULT LARPer -- I've always tried to be tolerant, and with this tolerant lens I conclude that a lot of this kind and similar stuff is really trying to find an anchor and identity in a turbulent life or world. Just my disorganized two cents, Anon.

>>7288749
You sound cute and I want to bully you. What are your stats and where are you from?

>>7288749
Good to see my fellow polack. I am not a homo like you but i am fine with your degeneracy as long as you do good deeds to save our race.

>>7288456
saem