10/12/2025
Certain people and groups are notorious for parroting this idea that âbeing a fascist means you hate people and think youâre superior.â That is not the definition of fascism, and it sure as hell doesnât describe me or anything Iâve ever stood for. Iâve spent years exhausting myself trying to spread love, peace, unity, and a sense of basic human decency across the mess we call modern discourse. I donât have hate in my heart for anyone. I never have.
I am tired though. Extremely tired of being falsely, baselessly, and slanderously accused of hatred by people who canât produce a single shred of evidence to back up their claims. They canât show any receipts, any actions, any statements, nothing. Itâs all projection, lazy labeling, and ideological hysteria.
And hereâs the part no one wants to admit:
The very people who accuse me of hatred are the ones practicing the real thing.
Theyâre the ones pushing actual fascistic behavior, using social pressure, fear, mob mentalities, and moral manipulation to silence, shame, and punish anyone they disagree with. They use racism, sexism, and heterophobia openly and proudly, as long as itâs pointed at the âacceptableâ targets. They do the very things they claim to fight against, then point the finger at people like me to avoid looking in the mirror. Theyâre hateful, spineless, hypocrites, plain and simple.
Iâm done carrying the weight of other peopleâs projections and refuse to accept the false labels they try to pin on me.
We have to stop explaining ourselves to people who have already decided who we are without knowing a damn thing about us, and stop playing by rules created to trap us in a defensive position.
The only meaningful path forward is this:
1. Define yourself, privately and publicly.
When you know who you are, they lose their power.
2. Hold people accountable to evidence, not accusations.
If someone claims you said or believed something, demand specifics. If they canât provide any, the conversation is over.
3. Detach from bad-faith actors.
You cannot reason with people who are committed to intentionally and chronically misunderstanding you. Their goal isnât truth and understanding, it's manipulation and control.
4. Connect and build with people who operate in good faith. Those you align with.
Unity, respect, and dialogue only exist where mutual honesty exists.
5. Stop letting hypocrites dictate the narrative.
Their behavior exposes them far better than your words ever could.
You donât owe anyone an apology for things you didnât do, beliefs you donât hold, or hatred youâve never expressed. People can call you whatever they want, labels are cheap, but your actions and patterns speak louder.
If someone wants to know who you truly are, they can look at your actual behavior.
If they prefer to cling to their own delusions, thatâs on them.
Hateful hypocrites donât get to define you and I. ONLY we do.
Much Love and Respect! đ¤