[ SECRET POST #2807 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2807 ⌋

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Comments

[fauxkaren]

I definitely think that people who bully others in the name of social justice should be criticized and called out.

But 99 times out of 100, when I see someone calling someone else a SJW it means "i don't like that this person called me on my bullshit and it's making me uncomfortable"

[iggy]

This exactly. And whenever one of those 'anti-sjw' posts pops on my dash, it really is usually trash.

[(Anonymous)]

Honestly, 99 times out of 100, when I see someone calling someone a SJW and complaining about how "ridiculous" and over-the-top they are. . . it's over some perfectly reasonable lit-crit thing that MIGHT have been controversial when I was an undergraduate in the early 90s. Picking apart the media for interesting things to complain about is not a terrible new disease that Tumblr invented!

/old anon is old

[arcadiaego]

You've hit the nail on the head there, I think.

[elephantinegrace]

I've got a funny story about that, actually. I have both a Reddit and a Tumblr account, and (surprise surprise) get accused of being an SJW on the first site very often. This ended up radicalizing me to the point where a post I made on Tumblr about a year ago was called out for being too extreme by a blog with "social justice" (in a non-ironic way) in the URL.

...this sounded funnier in my head.

[(Anonymous)]

I guess those numbers depend on the circles you move in. 99 times out of 100, when I see someone calling someone else a SJW, it means "that person is a rude asshole who automatically assumes that a person disagreeing with them on an issues is a cis white male".

[(Anonymous)]

I agree. And when I see anti-SJW blogs, they are more often than not modded by people fed up by the bullying and hate the radical SJWs spew and collect "kill yourself" message after "kill yourself" message by people who think they're the devil.

The funny thing is: As soon as someone talks about radical SJWs, everyone is really fast to whine "strawman strawman". But when SJWs use the most ridiculous strawmen arguments in relation to anti-SJWs, it's the pure and perfect truth and how dare you call it a strawman.