We can't talk about Black Pill, so we become Black Pill. You just can't win. (Some rough thoughts)

I've been thinking a lot about the Black Pill. I know many of you won't agree and that's fine, I just wanted to express some thoughts I have. <br><br>I'm starting from the assumption that this chamber is a place where people come for some truth, as brutal as it might be. It's about exploring ideas that don't fit into mainstream discourse. It's about shedding light on things that are being repressed or supressed. <br><br>This place is for dialogue. We want to have people talk and express themselves, be it through comments, posts or private messages. We want to exchange thoughts and ideas. <br><br>Now, a couple of years ago, we got quarantined. We were labeled "bullying" and "harassment" and our community was separated from the larger Reddit. This wasn't enough. A year ago, Chambers decided to ban us from having any interaction with new accounts. Meaning we can't talk to people who have been on Chambers for less than 30 days, from this account. <br><br>Now, our biggest problem is that we've always been big on the concept of "the truth". We've always pushed for it, we've pushed to show the ugly reality to others, and to take it in ourselves. We want everyone who comes here to experience the Black Pill, which is looking at things as they are, not as they're perceived. <br><br>So, we can't talk about the Black Pill, but we become the Black Pill. <br><br>We can't talk about the Black Pill because of how Chambers is limiting our access to new accounts. <br><br>But we are the Black Pill, because we are so brutally honest that it hurts. <br><br>So, if you're new here, you're not allowed to interact with us. But we are so brutally honest, it's hurting. <br><br>You just can't win.