> I personally think we need to divide communities into pro-SJ and anti-SJ spaces Someone creates a highly artificial hypothetical scenario and then uses someo

> I personally think we need to divide communities into pro-SJ and anti-SJ spaces Someone creates a highly artificial hypothetical scenario and then uses someone's answers on this non-issue as "proof" they're a Nazi with a bunch of semantic wank. This is as much bad-faith toxic twattery as I've ever seen. This isn't about "social justice" or "inclusivity", it's about someone abusing these concepts for their own narcissistic emotional gratification to settle their own personal scores. I agree it's rather sad and disappointing people seem at least somewhat approving of this utter toxic behaviour, which seems to be a result of the black/white "us vs. them" type of pattern matching. Everyone would be better served if this type of thing was more strongly denounced.