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I'm sorry but I didn't quite understand the first paragraph of your comment. English is not my native language. What I call the SJW movement is people who see
by sandov 8y ago
I'm sorry but I didn't quite understand the first paragraph of your comment. English is not my native language.
What I call the SJW movement is people who see the world as a battle between races, genders, sexual orientations instead of seeing every individual as a separate entity with their own virtues and weaknesses.
They often discriminate against people who belong to "privileged groups" and favor "marginalized" people in some sort of revenge for unjust things that happened in the past against these marginalized groups (and maybe for some unjust things that may still happen), and generally support positive discrimination, and even state interference in order to reach some sort of equality between these different groups of people assuming that if those things hadn't happened in the first place every group would behave the same way.
- bepvte 8y agoThis is how you define the SJW movement, while I just consider it a group of people who want to make it socially unacceptable to call people like me slurs. Maybe if we stop grouping people in these broad and vague ways, like for example some particularly person labelling you a 'nazi', or 'racist' or beliefs no where near what that label entails, because you happen to have an opinion shared with someone who is actually a nazi. (This sentence was hard to write and maybe even harder for people to read, so I just want to make clear that I am not calling you or your beliefs 'nazi' or 'racist')
- bepvte 8y agoLooks like I didnt finish the sentence either :(. I meant to say that getting rid of these dumb and broad labels might lead to some progress and compromise and understand.