[ SECRET POST #2667 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2667 ⌋

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Comments

[harp]

They'd continue, sure. Nothing's going to stop them.

But you know (and I'd have to bring this up), the thing is, they're always accusing people of being things so that people go on the defensive. "But let's look at you for a minute. Why are you doing this? I think I know why. It's because deep down, you feel powerless, and that makes you angry. So you get on the internet and play Sim Save The World by yelling at people who you know won't fight back. You say to them all the things you think, you wish you could say to a real life racist, sexist, homophobe, what-have-you, but in real life, you're terrified of face-to-face confrontation. But online, you can rally your friends or go anon and talk and reblog and vent, and never have to face the reality that you have not ever helped a single oppressed person by behaving like that. You contribute nothing. You help no one. You progress nothing. You sew only hate and you reap only mistrust. You solidify us vs. them mentality. Here, try this one on- insult comic Lisa Lamponelli sent a message to the Westboro Baptist Church that for every protester that showed up to her show, she would donate one thousand dollars to Gay Men's Health Crisis. Fifty protesters showed up, resulting in fifty thousand dollars. That means that the WBC has literally done more for the rights of a minority group than you have."

((It's all up here in my head, but like I said in the comment below... I'm not proud of my cowardice, trust me, and I am working on getting past this.))