After Dark: Don't Read Based Books Outside Part 2

Back to my main arguments. As I said, never bring Based books outside. About a month after I read Hellstorm, I lost a relative and I was in a bad mood. I was in a skyscraper in a certain city I was in at the time, and I knew who was who and such. I hated the small hats for the truth I had learned. I was standing by an elevator, and the doors opened, and out came this very tall, for a small hat, guy who I knew was an ultra-Zionist, even has Israeli Flags on his car. I didn’t say anything, because I know the small hats run our world. I just stared at him with intense hatred and he turned and then I stared straight into his eyes. Probably should have not done that, because I let this Hooknose know that I was an enemy and that I knew he was full of shit. This tall Small Hat would be a problem for years to come, though he relented on me because he had to deal with the very real danger of Pro-Palestinian Activists and Marxists going after him for his pro-Zionist stance. This same small hat caught me a couple of years later in a different park. He recognized me and didn’t say anything. He saw me reading a different almost Based book, called Other Losses, which is a book about the one million German soldiers starved to death by the American military after the war. I purposely held the book up so he could see the front cover and he grimaced and fumed and walked away pissed off. Amusing, but he found ways to put the pressure up on me for just showing off my book that questioned the official narrative. A small win against that Tall [Redacted], but he made sure I paid for it later on. When he would see me in the Downtown Area of this City he would throw Roman Salutes at me, and one time him and a gang of Small Hats saw me and they all did it together, but in a menacing fashion. Soon, I had to hide whenever I saw him and his gang of [Redacted]. Only thing that saved me was October 7th, after that I was yesterday’s [Redacted] and they had Pro Palestinian Activists to contend with.