"the Sahabah followed my ideology" -- Tomassiyeen

You've got people now saying, red pill people, Tamassian people saying, and the Sahaba were red pill. They're more red pill than red pill. That's when you know you're dealing with an ideology. I mean, how is that different from someone saying, the Sahaba were feminist, the Sahaba were communist, the Sahaba were socialist? How is that different?

You're understanding the Sahaba, Rasulullah and the Sahaba, the Quran and Sunnah through the lens of your ideology. It's not a Praxology. It's an ideology. You're interpreting your religion now through the filter of your ideology, just like feminists do, just like the modernists do, just like we had at a period of time, Muslim, Arab, whatever, communists who were saying, well, actually, Islam is socialist. Don't look at it as, well, whatever is good in red pill, we'll take, and whatever is bad in red pill, we won't take.

If if it has aspects that agree with Islam, then you've already got it in Islam. It doesn't make any sense. What do you need it for?