[ SECRET POST #6569 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6569 ⌋

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Comments

Re: The underground railroad, for women.

[(Anonymous)]

All of that would be true for an "underground railroad" too. Or did you think the underground railroad was a well funded machine that was available everywhere and took everyone?

Maybe I am just hung up on the kind of ignorant use of underground railroad though. It sounds like what you really want is better funding and support for shelters and programs we already have. Which I agree with.

Re: The underground railroad, for women.

[(Anonymous)]

Tbh, I'm a bit hung up on that, too. I wonder what anon thinks the underground railroad was.

Re: The underground railroad, for women.

[(Anonymous)]

I have a feeling OP has no actual idea what the underground railroad was.

Re: The underground railroad, for women.

[(Anonymous)]

Call me jaded but I feel like the thread creator is a troll who wants to egg someone on to call them out on their bullshit so they can have bad faith arguments. Using the term "underground railroad" was a part of their multilayer scheme.

Re: The underground railroad, for women.

[(Anonymous)]

I can get with that conspiracy theory. I was thinking they were either privileged and uneducated, or young and uneducated. Or all of the above. But tbh the odds are more in favor of your theory in this particular space.

Re: The underground railroad, for women.

[(Anonymous)]

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Maybe but ... I've interacted with a surprising amount of people IRL who take it for granted that the only way anything ever got done was with paid professionals who had a generous budget allocated to their social justice work. And they come up with ideas that are just as bizarre as this.