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🚨 THE MASK IS GONE: Liberal Activist Encourages "Bullying" and Targeting Personal Tragedies 🚨In a truly "unhinged" viral rant, a self-described "recovering mean girl" has abandoned all pretenses of "decency," calling on the "Resistance" to use bullying as a "crucial tool" against their political opponents. 🏛️🏙️🔥The speaker explicitly encourages ditching "body positivity" to attack people's height, hairlines, and weight, calling for activists to "zero in and call these people a gaggle of fat f***s."In a disturbing turn, she suggests digging into a target's family history to find deceased parents or incurable illnesses, then finding a way to "blame them for it."She advises turning stutters or misstatements into permanent nicknames to humiliate opponents, stating that "in-the-moment fumbles" are "game over."👇She says "All right, we need to talk. We are under-utilizing a crucial tool of the resistance, and that is bullying. But of course you don’t know how to bully, you’re a good person. But don’t worry. I’m a bad person. This is kind of vulnerable to admit, but I am a recovering mean girl. I’m a lot nicer now, but I still got that dog in me, and that dog bites. I’m gonna walk you through some tricks of the trade. The first thing you need to know about bullying is that it is not about you. It is about your target. Decenter yourself from the narrative. Stop thinking in terms of what I think. Start thinking in terms of what they think. Zero in on them, and what they think is bad, and then use it.Where should I begin? How do I know what they think is bad? They’re the worst people in the world. Don’t worry, I got you. Here are some places where you can start.Number one, unchangeable physical features. Height and hairline are always a great go-to, but I am encouraging you to dig deeper. Are their eyes too far apart? Do they have a snaggle tooth? Do they waddle when they walk? Are they bow-legged? Oh, but I don't want to body shame. Shut up! This isn't about you, don't be selfish. Sure, we’ve made great strides in the body positivity movement, that sh*t—we're gonna have to put a pin in it right now, and zero in and call these people a gaggle of fat f**ks.You don't have to be a wordsmith. You can think in terms of images and then describe that. What? I can’t hear you over the sound of your double chin flapping in the wind! See, we got a strong image there and it was really cruel.Number two, personal tragedies. This one works great if you are in a Facebook argument with your cousin’s uncle’s roommates in the comment section. Dig deep. Find out if they have a parent with an uncurable illness that they died of. Then find a way to blame them for it. Your mom got leukemia on purpose. It doesn’t have to make sense for it to hurt.Number three, in the moment minor errors, fumbles, and faux pas. Did they stutter? Did they trip? Did they misspeak? Oh my god. If they misspoke, forget about it. Game over. That’s a new nickname. That’s a new nickname you get.No, but in all seriousness, I do just want to say this one thing.The people who are supporting this right now are human beings. They have feelings. And that is their greatest weakness."