It's funny because 10 years ago this wouldn't have been a remotely controversial viewpoint, but the morons have allowed themselves to build an echo chamber so pure they don't realize they're completely insufferable to the vast vast majority.
It's sad because the backlash isn't going to be fair to groups of people who were part of the affected minority groups who didn't care about SJW bullshit and just wanted to be left alone.
It's sad because the backlash isn't going to be fair to groups of people who were part of the affected minority groups who didn't care about SJW bullshit and just wanted to be left alone.
No, that's true. There's nothing to be done about it.
The only reason I've been forcing myself to remember the second part is that it's really easy to forget yourself when facing an unambiguously evil foe. You can fall into the "Hitler drank water! Ban water!" trap.
At that point it isn't about the movement, it's just about keeping my own feet nailed to the floor, not losing myself to the moment and giving up my own principles.
The only reason I've been forcing myself to remember the second part is that it's really easy to forget yourself when facing an unambiguously evil foe. You can fall into the "Hitler drank water! Ban water!" trap.
At that point it isn't about the movement, it's just about keeping my own feet nailed to the floor, not losing myself to the moment and giving up my own principles.
It's ironic, the SJWs claim to hate racism and racist policies, but back explicitly racist policies, actual systemic racism.
That being the case, there's definitely something poetic about a backlash.
That being the case, there's definitely something poetic about a backlash.
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