Thomas Sewell has said he is going on podcasts to talk to Christians because if he goes to jail, the Bible might be the only book available for him to read. Seeing Sewell sitting in a jail cell, hypnotized by the Bible, is not how I want to see his saga end. He should wake up and realize that Christianity is incompatible with National Socialism, rather than continuing to toy with insane ideas like those of Corey Mahler or fantasies about “Christianity developing a universal doctrine that can work” as he said he would like. I'm often brutally honest. I'd rather be blunt than say “Oh wow, Mr. Sewell, you're being so diplomatic by trying to work with the Christians.” That kind of talk might make friends, but it doesn't change minds. It reinforces delusion. You can try to break it to someone gently when they're completely wrong, but you're kidding yourself if you think that means anything will change. Sometimes you have to tell people they're wrong or they'll only sink further into their delusions. Pic related doesn't have to be Thomas's future. But it's getting harder to hold my breath when everyone seems more eager to pat him on the back and be friendly with him than to tell him he's abandoning National Socialism by flirting with the idea of uniting with Christians