[ SECRET POST #2435 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2435 ⌋

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Comments

[sabotabby]

This.

I kind of hate the term. I've been active in IRL political activism of various sorts for over a quarter century and fighting for actual good in the world (online or off) is not the same as having Tumblr flamewars.

[(Anonymous)]

I can't vouch for anyone else, but I know when I use it, I'm not referring to actual activism. I'm talking about people who care more about flamewars than actually fighting flames, i.e. injustice. Or it's about having a chip on your shoulder. You can believe in a cause and actively promote and stand for it; or you can use a cause to show how wise/good/progressive you are. Not only is that annoying, it takes away from actual issues.

I should add I never use the word "social justice" to mean anything but doing actual good, though - just "social justice warrior."

[sabotabby]

Oh, I know. I use it too (but then my IRL activist friends don't know what I'm talking about).

I just wish there were a better term that didn't conflate SJWness with social justice. Like slacktivist, except a) it's not precisely the same thing, and b) it's the name of one of my favourite bloggers.

[blueonblue]

The one who is reading the Left Behind series?

[sabotabby]

The same. His political writing and theology stuff is also quite good.

[(Anonymous)]

I know a good term for it. "Internet bully".

[(Anonymous)]

+1