[ SECRET POST #3793 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3793 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Based on #7

[morieris]

Most people I meet, I expect them to be pretty out of the know about social justice topics.

Basically I expect them to be ignorant about things, and i'm sadly usually right.

Re: Based on #7

[(Anonymous)]

interacting with people like that just sets you up for failure tbh

it's like a music snob, they're right that music the music you listen to sucks, but damn if you're gonna take that

Re: Based on #7

[morieris]

Oh i'm not saying that these are terrible people and can't be changed, just that where I live + the demographics, there's a better chance they aren't aware and they're not.

Re: Based on #7

[(Anonymous)]

I socialize with a LOT of people through my job, and personally, I find that the men I meet have probably a three-to-one chance of being either oblivious or actively hostile about social justice issues. For women, though, I'd flip those stats. I'd give it a three-to-one chance they have a decent working awareness of social justice issues.