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I'm an economics student at a prominent CA University. I've done very well making friends, being well-liked, active socially in a tight knit college scene. It's always been normal for me to share honest opinions about any topic that comes up among peers, and it has never been an issue. Over the past few months, I've noticed that my acquaintances have become increasingly suspicious and disconnected.

In short, I've shown my power-level too much in the past when it was seen as endearing. I haven't changed, but those around me did.

Also, is it a bad idea to routinely check out books at a University library that would be seen as subversive? My checkout history lists writers like Evola, Guillaume Faye, Alfred Rosenberg, 19th and early 20th century racial anthropology books, Savitri Devi, David Irving, George Lincoln Rockwell, Ezra Pound, lots of extremist religious material too.

Before graduation it will probably be normal for public colleges to dox students based on this alone.