content: Loose Thread Theory The easiest way to redpill someone is to prove something very simple, and very foundational to Americult / egalitarian thought, to whoever you want to convert. It has to: Since people come to redpill conclusions gradually, over time, through observation and curiosity, this is a great strategy because this loose thread gets metaphorically caught on a bunch of stuff when they go back into the real world. For example, if you prove that Nelson Mandela was a terrorist and bombed buses full of children, there are so many instances where they'll see all these experts and thought leaders make glowing remarks about how wonderful and brave he was. So, think that way. Give them a seedling and then leave them alone to the next person. It'll gum up their thoughts and undermine a lot of the structure. Kind of like pissing into a gas tank. Now, what I like to do is show them the Alternative Hypothesis' takedown of Richard Spencer. https://youtu.be/hcmhybk2czg It is by far the absolute best poison you can show, to anyone. Because, it's not particularly aggressive towards progressives, it's actually really funny no matter what side of the political spectrum you're on, and it's basically criticism of the Alt Right from an "Alt Right" or reactionary perspective. And while this is happening, we get a nuanced picture of reactionary thought that deflates a lot of core preconceptions that liberals tend to fear about the alt right. And this is important, because the alt right is so heavily cited by all of these important people, and after you've seen such an obvious and easy to accept refutation of this belief, it just makes all of these people seem really clueless. And, it's really as core as you can fucking go. Because the best persuader, I've picked up from Scott Adams (don't laugh at me), is fear. Remove the fear, and curiosity will ensue. I find it a hilarious irony how a video about how defeated and pathetic the alt right is, is actually the single most effective piece of propaganda you can find, anywhere, online. At least from my perspective. So, show them that video, maybe say something like "You don't have to agree with his rationalizations, but you can at least grasp that the alt right is not a credible threat." There's your answer