Says the ansgt one: — How much hypocrisy of the crowd! I am asked to be authentic... but the moment I become unpredictable, unusual. They call me antichrist!

The skeptic, however, how could he respond if not with an ironic and disloyal “congratulations”?

In other words, he says: — It is not difficult to perceive the moral contradictions that surround us. Even a child is capable of this!

— But why are you belittling my small victory? — asks the mundane.

The skeptic, this time more proud and full of himself, replies: — Encouraging him would only make him become the monster you oppose so much.

— But what’s wrong with being an “anti-monster”?

— An inverted evil.

— So a good one?

— In a way, yes.

— That's enough for me. I want to be good only to mine.

Something hurts and dies in the skeptic's chest with this maxim. And in the chest of the nonconformist, identitarianism is born. — What can we understand from this?