[ SECRET POST #2192 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2192 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

DA

Rejection of the term 'white privilege' does not imply that someone's life is difficult because they are white, but the term does in fact imply that others' lives are great because they are white. This is a false understanding of humanity that will never do anyone any good, and will only serve to perpetuate hate and cultural divide.

/2 cents

[(Anonymous)]

whoops. i think i misunderstood OP's comment.

however, i think "white privilege" is a very misunderstood concept. in its original form, it doesn't mean that someone's life is "great because they are white". that's what SJWs have twisted it into. truly, it just means that you don't face marginalisation in society** because of your white race.

**i'm only speaking about white-majority countries here

[insanenoodlyguy]

Then somebody came up with "white people tears" and other bullshit and ensured they would never ever be taken seriously as a movement.

[(Anonymous)]

sadly, even though SJWs often aren't taken seriously, they still have some kind of influence. as seen above, and in many other places, they twist the definitions of important terms into their ridiculous bullshit so that nobody even understands what they mean anymore. i guess it's because the crazies always scream the loudest.

[fuchsiascreams]

Perfect example: the word "trigger", which used to be a term that referred to any scenario in which a person experiences an intense recall of a traumatic experience, and which now just means "anything that makes me slightly upset and/or grosses me out".

Another example: the idea of "cultural appropriation". A few months ago, some random SJW called me a horror show and an asshole and accused me of being a cultural appropriator - because I told a girl on F!S that I thought it was cool that she was from Tasmania.