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I kind of laugh when I call myself radical, because for me, the things I say or share are not really all that radical. They just feel natural. If you're reading this on Mastodon, you're also probably like, Lucy's not really all that radical, because you're already exposed or radical yourself.

But for liberals/conservatives, it's *amazing* how some incredibly simple concepts of even just basic empathy can feel world-shifting and dangerous.

I've been told before that I'm not *that* radical, and I'm like a) you're a cop trying to get me to incriminate myself by proving you wrong, or b) you are right. None of what I say should really be considered that radical.

Everything I say is rooted in the idea of empathy and not wanting to be complicit in harm. That's it. That's what it boils down to. This is why I always say there are no ends, only means.