Thread by @MsEntropy

We could all use some hope at the moment, so I wanted to share a (very unexpected) message I just received.

People can change.

And we can’t afford to forget that, especially right now.

That particular kill list cost me nearly everything, quite literally.

I’m a lot angrier at the non-Nazis who punished me for risking my life than I am at the Nazis that made it.

And I’m thankful to the person who wrote this apology, and immensely thankful they got out.

I’m actually a bit emotional now, given what that kill list did to my life, so I’m going to log off.

But:

I’m so grateful for the desperately needed reminder that what we do is worth the personal toll and high cost. Someone broke free - and that’s the best gift I could get.

[Andy Ngo is, has been, and very likely always will be trash, however. And now I bid you all a very Nazi-free and pleasant evening!]

Finally, before it slips my mind:

Someone needs to tell ISIS that the Nazis are making them look really bad here. ISIS has yet to apologize to me for anything, and I think that is very rude!

(These things actually happened to me, it super sucked, and I joke to cope. So shush.)

[For those telling me I'm stupid for believing this apology:

1) I checked this person out with folks who work with people trying to leave Nazi circles.

2) Let's assume for a sec it's BS. Amplifying it is still good strategy. Be smarter, people.]