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So What Exactly is Wrong with "Social Justice"?
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the cac mamba
Veteran
this is kind of reminding me of "universal healthcare"
a lotta people got outraged when miss america said she didnt believe it was a right. and i said "fine, i'll be outraged along with you. what does "universal healthcare is a right" mean, and who does that right apply to in america"
i didnt see one fukkin person define it :deadjay:and i dont mean on the coli, i mean on the news, etc
THE FU¢KING IRONY
Alpha Male
Spare me your daps
protest what?
Been asking myself this question for a while. People act like they are the bane of society even though their ideals should actually be applauded.
Alpha Male
Spare me your daps
this is hard evidence that women across the country are an oppressed body of people?
HUMAN RIGHTS
Bro....a Republican was just elected president based on the principles of promoting national socialism.
Mostly from older people. Not young people.
this is hard evidence that women across the country are an oppressed body of people?
Not sure if you're trolling.
dennis roadman
nuclear war in my bag
are you trying to be the whitest person in the room or can you really just not help it?
the cac mamba
Veteran
it's a 24/7 job
dennis roadman
nuclear war in my bag
being white - not a slight. not your fault you were born that way. white people can be coolit's a 24/7 job
being white and not caring about nonwhite people - you're a jackass but i see where you're coming from. most people arent built to be able to look outside of their own parameters
being white, not caring about nonwhite people, and happily proclaiming it around minorities -
Ever since I learned the phrase, I've wondered what it says about society in general that this can be considered a scathing insult to someone's character. I am aware the phrase, I believe, in theory is meant to be belittle "online activisim", which may be in some cases annoying, but not worthy of insults, on it's own. It seems to take aim at anyone who isn't concerned with white, pure capitalist, selfishness. Sadly, there are MANY among us of all races, who may not use the term or be white supremacists or nationalists, but endorse that belief.
"Bleeding heart (liberal)" is another similar phrase, which I personally hear all the time. The PG version of alt right terms. Yes, my heart does "bleed" for all sorts of people, everyday, yes, I want to change the circumstances of the poor, less fortunate, disenfranchised. Yes, it bothers me, that kids go hungry in my city, and no one seems to help or care.
Then they break out the tax dollar spread sheets whenever humanitarian issues come up, 'Well, it's just not practical", "can't save everybody", "what have you done for these people", which of course are all invalid arguments, and betray that it's not everybody that concerns them, its anyone and everyone besides themselves. Even sadder is that these people now occupy the top positions in government, from Ayn Rand worshipping Ryan, to Pence, to the president himself. I think the most tragic aspect is that these beliefs are in fact deeply integrated into American culture, and it's how we are taught to think about the world, from a selfish, self centered position.
"Bleeding heart (liberal)" is another similar phrase, which I personally hear all the time. The PG version of alt right terms. Yes, my heart does "bleed" for all sorts of people, everyday, yes, I want to change the circumstances of the poor, less fortunate, disenfranchised. Yes, it bothers me, that kids go hungry in my city, and no one seems to help or care.
Then they break out the tax dollar spread sheets whenever humanitarian issues come up, 'Well, it's just not practical", "can't save everybody", "what have you done for these people", which of course are all invalid arguments, and betray that it's not everybody that concerns them, its anyone and everyone besides themselves. Even sadder is that these people now occupy the top positions in government, from Ayn Rand worshipping Ryan, to Pence, to the president himself. I think the most tragic aspect is that these beliefs are in fact deeply integrated into American culture, and it's how we are taught to think about the world, from a selfish, self centered position.
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the cac mamba
Veteran
what the fukk are you talking aboutbeing white - not a slight. not your fault you were born that way. white people can be cool
being white and not caring about nonwhite people - you're a jackass but i see where you're coming from. most people arent built to be able to look outside of their own parameters
being white, not caring about nonwhite people, and happily proclaiming it around minorities -
