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"Social justice" movements are also manipilative and are doing much more harm than good at this point, but companies and a lot of people keep pushing them. Shou

"Social justice" movements are also manipilative and are doing much more harm than good at this point, but companies and a lot of people keep pushing them. Should we start banning them too?

vimacs2 5y ago
What concrete evidence do you have that social justice movements are "doing more harm than good" or that whatever harm they are doing is equivilent to flat earthers, anti-vaxxers and white supremacists?
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SV_BubbleTime 5y ago
Well, to be fair, these companies are only woke in some markets. This isn’t a global problem. Show me the major corporation’s Middle East division with a pride logo. I’ll wait right here… skelton. So clearly the solution to overly woke social justice is just for everyone to become the one religion that no one is allowed to criticize and who is still “allowed” to have different opinions. Modern solutions and problems and all that. My plan has no downsides unless it does. You’re welcome /s.
- vimacs2 5y ago
  Social justice movements are almost without exception extremely critical of countries like Saudi Arabia but despite this fantasy conjured up by conservatives that it's the woke crowd that shy away from criticism of Islamic theocracies, it's amusing how it's always the former that love multi-billion dollar arms deals with them (though to be clear, both neoliberals and neocons are guilty of this). I guess hijabs in American streets are a larger problem than enabling the mass surveilance and extermination of undesirables in their eyes.
ABCLAW 5y ago
>"Social justice" movements are also manipilative and are doing much more harm than good at this point Seems like a completely separate discussion, but I'd disagree emphatically with a premise that attempts to equivocate between content that is misleading, false or intentionally promoting genocide and whatever you'd define as falling under the umbrella of social justice.

"Social justice" movements are also manipilative and are doing much more harm than good at this point, but companies and a lot of people keep pushing them. Should we start banning them too?

vimacs2 5y ago

What concrete evidence do you have that social justice movements are "doing more harm than good" or that whatever harm they are doing is equivilent to flat earthers, anti-vaxxers and white supremacists?

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SV_BubbleTime 5y ago

Well, to be fair, these companies are only woke in some markets. This isn’t a global problem. Show me the major corporation’s Middle East division with a pride logo. I’ll wait right here… skelton. So clearly the solution to overly woke social justice is just for everyone to become the one religion that no one is allowed to criticize and who is still “allowed” to have different opinions. Modern solutions and problems and all that. My plan has no downsides unless it does. You’re welcome /s.

vimacs2 5y ago
Social justice movements are almost without exception extremely critical of countries like Saudi Arabia but despite this fantasy conjured up by conservatives that it's the woke crowd that shy away from criticism of Islamic theocracies, it's amusing how it's always the former that love multi-billion dollar arms deals with them (though to be clear, both neoliberals and neocons are guilty of this). I guess hijabs in American streets are a larger problem than enabling the mass surveilance and extermination of undesirables in their eyes.

ABCLAW 5y ago

>"Social justice" movements are also manipilative and are doing much more harm than good at this point Seems like a completely separate discussion, but I'd disagree emphatically with a premise that attempts to equivocate between content that is misleading, false or intentionally promoting genocide and whatever you'd define as falling under the umbrella of social justice.