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Tolerance and the defense of Christian Western Civilization may seem contradictory, yet both stem from a new, atheistic, pagan ideology rooted in a programmatic nothingness. This ideology masquerades as a lifestyle, claiming to embody freedom, peace, and harmony while simultaneously distancing itself from the world. This duality arises from a split within the modern individual, who embodies two conflicting personas: the liberal advocate of freedom and tolerance, and the conservative proponent of security and Christian values. Most people today exist somewhere between these extremes, grappling with this internal conflict without acknowledging it. Instead, they often view themselves as victims of a complex situation, manipulated by powerful lobbyists and unable to take responsibility for their actions. This denial has led to a burying of remorse. However, in the public-political sphere, strange figures emerge, seemingly conjured by the collective unconscious of the populace. These figures, known as politicians, rise from the metaphorical graveyard of democracy, embodying the frustrations and divisions of society, and they often express themselves through exaggerated rhetoric that reflects the inner turmoil of the citizenry.