How many of you use to be liberals? What changed your views?

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I used to be liberal. I started watching Sargon of Akkad very regularly and learned about the extent of anti-white attitudes, the covered up mass rape of little white girls, abd the extent of what I now know as replacement migration or white genocide. In the face of all these threats and conspiracy against my people Sargon's "well they need to integrate! They should be punished for breaking the law! But identity politics is even worse than rape, so don't be pro-white!" attitude became woefully and a bit laughably inadequate, and obviously not a solution to bombings and rape. I was already getting redpilled when I started watching Murdoch Murdoch, but they introduced me to Pierce, Taylor, and Rockwell, who have been very helpful, as well as being on /pol/.
Varg and The Golden one were somewhere between those times, I think.

>>135290738
Yeah Sargon is good at some points but he always try's to mock the alt right and pro white people without even refuting their points which is weird because Sargon usually refutes people's claims however he never seems to do that with white pride people he just mocks them, same with religion he's so smug about it.

>>135291421
It's because he still has that mainstream mentality where we're not taken seriously, and he still believes in equality.

>>135291421
I think he does it so he can remain a "gateway drug" towards the real redpills.

I was a liberal until I came to pol in December 2015 and over the course of 2016 and how Trump was treated vs what he actually said made me realize that most liberal beliefs are enforced rather than developed. I lost it completely by August of last year.

We can't save everyone in the world, but I do want to save my country, and every western country.