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Amanda admitting she’s had to talk a lot - not one or a few - but A LOT of efilists down from killing and torturing random people is a jaw dropping confession. Sukenick is corroborating what I and others have been saying for far too long, that gratuitous brutality is sewn into the very fabric of the efilism cult.

Amanda says efilists are abusing the idea of efilism. But this is neither here nor there. Either a lot of efilists believe efilism justifies random violence, or efilism attracts a lot of people with violent tendencies who use efilism to justify those tendencies. The problem lies somewhere between having a messaging problem and the message being the problem. Whichever it is, responsibility falls squarely on the shoulders of whoever's responsible for the message and the messaging, viz., Amanda Sukenick and Gary Mosher.

So, for efilists who say nobody has ever committed violence in the name of efilism, it isn’t because they haven’t wanted to. It’s only because Sukenick talked them out of it.

Then there's the matter of Gary's reply. In another video he says, "I've never advocated a violent act ever, unless it's the only choice" youtu.be/WTqwVByycIE?t=2394. Yet here he says he's all for people getting what they deserve. "Getting what they deserve" includes being brutally murdered by a serial killer just because you're rich. Leaving aside the incongruity of his statements, this is dangerously close to stochastic terrorism.

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