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⌈ Secret Post #2802 ⌋

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[Warriors]

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[Harry Potter]

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[Sweet Fuse: At Your Side]

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[Stargate Atlantis]

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[The Lyon's Den]

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Ehh, I'm struggling to think of the word for it, but SJW-ism (strictly defined) isn't a new phenomenon. There have always been, with any movement, a people who latch onto zealous prescriptivism and identity labeling as their primary method of advocacy. Some people would flame you as a misogynist if you use "history" rather than "herstory" and "woman" rather than "womyn." It goes back before "political correctness" of the 80s and 90s. Charlie Chaplain engaged in a friendly bit of mockery in A King in New York (extensively sampled by Wax Tailor).

Usually this results in ironic intra-community pissing matches. "Don't call yourself a crazy queer, that's a slur, and you're not as queer as I am."

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