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‘We can’t fight that!’ said Fischig. He was right. We couldn’t. We had nothing. This was so one-sided it wasn’t even tragic.
I think I meant to go out and face the Titan with my sword. That’s how far gone I was.
I believe radicalism is inevitable. We all become radicals eventually as we appreciate that we must know our enemy in order to defeat him. The real dangers come from extreme puritans. Puritanism is fuelled by ignorance, and ignorance is the greatest peril of all. That’s not to suggest the path of the radical is easy.

