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> until suddenly everyone was an "SJW cuck" and everything was politicized/full of angry wannabe-right wingers I guess this is actually a response/reaction to
by daniloassis 9y ago
> until suddenly everyone was an "SJW cuck" and everything was politicized/full of angry wannabe-right wingers
I guess this is actually a response/reaction to the extreme political correctness coming from many places around the World. I think this will last until "society" redeems free speech and people actually begin to have real dialogs.
- cholantesh 9y agoI would buy this if not for the fact that: 1) simply asking for a modicum of respect is often conflated for political correctness 2) liking the wrong kind of music or finding the wrong hairstyle attractive garners a person this kind of treatment - which is the context GP is referring to and 3) these words are used as silencing tactics in the same way 'racist' and 'bigot' are
- daniloassis 9y agoI could also argue that it's hard to be a hate speech judge when everything can be a trigger if you get offended. I don't think if it was a matter of just asking for respect on the individual level, it would go this far. But who knows. This 4chan phenomena is probably due to their incapacity to articulate on the real world, when in the real world they are already taken as wrong just by playing an opposite moral or political value, or in most cases, for being "privileged". KEKistan would be the nemesis of PC's "safe space" world, I guess. Not saying that I agree with all that, just reflecting. I only think that only real dialog will balance this. Not force, not laws. Dialog.
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