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That might be one definition but I think the “anything I don’t like” definition is more congruent with the article. In other words, it functions more like a gen
by janalsncm 2y ago
That might be one definition but I think the “anything I don’t like” definition is more congruent with the article. In other words, it functions more like a generic slur than a coherent criticism of a thing.
- charliebitme 2y agoExactly. A lot of people use it as a dog whistle too. "I'm okay with diversity and representation, when it's not forced down my throat!" Then fails to elaborate on how you accomplish diversity/representation without forcing it down their throat.
- scarab92 2y ago[flagged]
- raxxorraxor 2y agoWhenever you force solidarity, the backlash will consume the rest of it. You also have no legitimacy to do that, so people might be inclined to take action against you and it would even be justified.
- maximus40483 2y agoIt's easy, you look past silly shit like race and gender and treat people like you want to be treated. We were starting to make progress before the picked fences elitists that were the most isolated from actual diversity decided it would be a good idea to ram wokness down everyone's throats. So far all it's done is make everyone hate each other for no good reason...oh and we all seem to be a lot poorer to.
- raxxorraxor 2y agoPretty much what happened. HR department or government described solidarity.
- scarab92 2y ago[flagged]
- hex2 2y agoNot calling Trump a nazi, but if there were a nazi in the presidential seat, he would disregard the fundamental checks and balances of the US government. He would call anybody different than him "vermin". He would install a bunch of billionaires to his cabinet.