The difference between “based” and “brave” is that based is bravery you agree with.
I think I like bravery more.
@alex
I will have to disagree.
We saw many people recently who bravely and prouldy proclaim to support government tyranny at my expense.
The fact they are brave while doing it does not mean it is not evil. I preffer based, thank you.
And don't worry, even by your definition, statating a hot take like this is still based.
@LukeAlmighty If someone told you not to jump off a cliff you’d do it just to prove they can’t tell you what to do.
@alex
That is both random and irrelevant.
1st: if noone resists tyrany that isn't enforced, how do you expect people to learn how to behave once it is enforced?
2nd: People do not get that what they wish for is a tyrany. And the only argument that I know of that breaks the news for them is to see the result of their actions.
If everyone bends the knee, was it truly tyranical to ask for it? Most people define tyrany by the method of enforcement. So, until I show them how it will be enforced, they won't understand what they ask for.
