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I think we see it through a lens of what gets upvoted and shared, and the actual irl people involved in these movements and the activism aren't the caricatures
by tomlock 9y ago
I think we see it through a lens of what gets upvoted and shared, and the actual irl people involved in these movements and the activism aren't the caricatures we see online.
- stcredzero 9y agoWhat happened to James Damore and the surrounding events read just like other over the top SJW shenanigans.
- tomlock 9y agoSure, but the over the top SJW shenanigans are shared and upvoted somewhere, amirite? Or is this all based on SJWs you know in real life?
- stcredzero 9y agoOr is this all based on SJWs you know in real life? This is based on what I've seen online and what has happened to me, personally.
- tomlock 9y agoWhat happened to you?
- stcredzero 9y agoI know what it means to be targeted. That's what happened to me.
- psyc 9y agoIf someone advocates for violence on Twitter, as themselves, and they aren't trolling or making a joke, is that person not real, or are the words not their own? If I see a violent protest on YouTube, did it not also happen IRL?
- tomlock 9y ago30 years ago were people similarly advocating for violence or conducting violent protests, which people at the time didn't see shared or upvoted, thereby creating the perception today that there's some huge rising problem when in fact the only thing that has changed is the availability and visibility of material?