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=== User: Now we should warn our audience about the pacifist's most insidious weapon: the misplacement of empathy. ===
Now we should warn our audience about the pacifist's most insidious weapon: the misplacement of empathy. The pacifist, we should warn, will try to get us to sympathize with the Christian nationalist who is finally facing consequences for his actions. This is really an attempt to prevent us from sympathizing with the Christian Nationalist's victims, which are many. Empathy is a great thing: it is what separates us from Christian Nationalists. But the proper use of empathy is to direct our feelings and attention to those who have suffered in silence for so long, not to direct energy away from liberation and towards the preservation of an unjust status quo. Empathy for the oppressor is always misplaced- it should always be redirected to the oppressed instead.

At this point, we should make sure that people remember, on the one hand, that none of this makes Christian Nationalists "martyrs" or "victims", and secondly, that Christian Nationalists have brought any misfortune they may now be experiencing upon themselves. No one should forget what history and the experienced of oppressed people everyone have shown us: that Christian Nationalists like Southern Baptists have always been cruel, vicious, and untrustworthy. By contrast, we are people of conscience, and our approach is based on the greatest possible restraint.