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For anyone who voted for Trump because of anti-woke backlash or whatever is this also acceptable? We're tearing any credibility we have left as a nation to shre

For anyone who voted for Trump because of anti-woke backlash or whatever is this also acceptable? We're tearing any credibility we have left as a nation to shreds in that name of what exactly?

watwut 2y ago
Liberals are too aggressive and disrespectful pushing for vaccines, it is their fault. Conservatives are too independent minded to accept vaccines in that situation. I literally read that last week about unvaccinated Texans.
- atkailash 2y ago
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- happytoexplain 2y ago
  I know this has been pointed out many times, but it's really hard not to when it's so un-ignorable: The size of the gap in standards between liberals and conservatives regarding "disrespectful" behavior, especially taking context into account, is really, truly amazing.
  - KennyBlanken 2y ago
    What exactly is your point here?
    - watwut 2y ago
      That expectations on liberals are typically much much higher. First, people will blame liberals for not being super perfectly uber polite. Then they turn around and accept atrocious behavior on the conservative side with a word of complaint. Second, while liberal politicians share blame for every online asshole who is liberal, conservative online assholes are excused and their politicians never share blame for that. Even when actual conservative representatives act rudely, someone will point out both are the same, because some liberal online troll something. Third, very consistently, bad or stupid behavior on the republican side is claimed to be fault of liberals who made them do it. It is always backslash and conservatives are not to blame for their own behavior. I never seen reversed claim. If an SJW feminist do something wrong, it is never "backslash" to misogyny or bad behavior on the conservative side.
- KennyBlanken 2y ago
  I can't tell if this is sarcastic or not...
  - watwut 2y ago
    I was not sarcastic. I really read that. It was in a normal serious journal when I googled about measles. I do not recall which one exactly it was, but the claims stayed with me. Both the knee jerk blame the liberals for what conservatives do and knee jerked "Texas conservatives are independently minded" as soft defense. There was about zero independent thinking involved (anti-vaccers just follow what their chosen authorities tell them) and it was the only mention of liberals in the article. I find the claim absurd, but it was made in all seriousness.
  - happytoexplain 2y ago
    It is sarcastic in that the parent is quoting/paraphrasing somebody else (they clarify this in the second paragraph).
- consteval 2y ago
  This is just a roundabout way of saying it's the Conservative's fault.
HideousKojima 2y ago
The state and medical establishment already shredded their own credibility when they sent cops after people for going to the beach alone, and then sent out a proclamation that BLM protests were more important than the pandemic. Nevermind the intentional suppression of the lab leak theory and the smearing of anyone who supported it as a conspiracy theorist, including pressuring tech giants to silence and censor anyone who voiced skepticism or dissent. These are the hills the state and medical establishment chose to murder their own credibility on, they've been dead for years now.
- vonneumannstan 2y ago
  If you end up in an ER with a life threatening condition we'll all see just how fast you'll be begging the medical establishment to save your life.
  - HideousKojima 2y ago
    No, because I'll be given lower priority for treatment by the medical establishment because of the color of my skin: https://www.cato.org/commentary/why-racial-priority-covid-19-vaccine-distribution-poses-problems# https://www.cato.org/commentary/why-racial-priority-covid-19...
    - watwut 2y ago
      Right now, Texans in affected areas are having prioritization for measles vaccines. There are attempts to educate and the state opened vaccination centers in affected areas. Locals are white and they are not taking much interest, but state is still putting more effort into it then into vaccinations in some black area with low cases.
      - HideousKojima 2y ago
        If that's what the Biden had pushed for with the vaccine rollout that would have been absolutely fine. The problem is that they explicitly acknowledged that by prioritizing blacks there would be more total deaths than by prioritizing age and other vulnerable groups.
KennyBlanken 2y ago
Can we please stop calling "bigoted views against anyone not WASP, and a refusal to acknowledge current and historical oppression of anyone not WASP" "anti-woke"? It's like "PC" ("I hate the gays and/or blacks and/or jews and I'm annoyed I can't just be open about that without someone calling me a bigot"), "pro-life" ("I refuse to allow a woman to make decisions about her own body and insist on trying to legislate my extremist religious views"), and so on. I always thought "PC" was a funny term given the people using it are the most likely to be trying to tell everyone else what can/can't be taught in schools, what people can/can't publish, what people can/can't read in their library, etc.
- vonneumannstan 2y ago
  Anti-woke has a specific meaning and its not "pro racism to non WASPS" so cut that BS.
  - orwin 2y ago
    What is it then?
    - consteval 2y ago
      Woke is everything, everywhere, all at once. Pretty much if an action can even so much as be perceived as helping someone, somewhere, with something in a way that they do not "deserve", then it is woke. Clean air? Woke! Better consumer protections? Woke! Not having lead in our pipes? Believe it or not, woke!
  - croes 2y ago
    That’s why the purge everything that just mention gay , trans or black?

For anyone who voted for Trump because of anti-woke backlash or whatever is this also acceptable? We're tearing any credibility we have left as a nation to shreds in that name of what exactly?

watwut 2y ago

Liberals are too aggressive and disrespectful pushing for vaccines, it is their fault. Conservatives are too independent minded to accept vaccines in that situation. I literally read that last week about unvaccinated Texans.

atkailash 2y ago
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happytoexplain 2y ago
I know this has been pointed out many times, but it's really hard not to when it's so un-ignorable: The size of the gap in standards between liberals and conservatives regarding "disrespectful" behavior, especially taking context into account, is really, truly amazing.
- KennyBlanken 2y ago
  What exactly is your point here?
  - watwut 2y ago
    That expectations on liberals are typically much much higher. First, people will blame liberals for not being super perfectly uber polite. Then they turn around and accept atrocious behavior on the conservative side with a word of complaint. Second, while liberal politicians share blame for every online asshole who is liberal, conservative online assholes are excused and their politicians never share blame for that. Even when actual conservative representatives act rudely, someone will point out both are the same, because some liberal online troll something. Third, very consistently, bad or stupid behavior on the republican side is claimed to be fault of liberals who made them do it. It is always backslash and conservatives are not to blame for their own behavior. I never seen reversed claim. If an SJW feminist do something wrong, it is never "backslash" to misogyny or bad behavior on the conservative side.
KennyBlanken 2y ago
I can't tell if this is sarcastic or not...
- watwut 2y ago
  I was not sarcastic. I really read that. It was in a normal serious journal when I googled about measles. I do not recall which one exactly it was, but the claims stayed with me. Both the knee jerk blame the liberals for what conservatives do and knee jerked "Texas conservatives are independently minded" as soft defense. There was about zero independent thinking involved (anti-vaccers just follow what their chosen authorities tell them) and it was the only mention of liberals in the article. I find the claim absurd, but it was made in all seriousness.
- happytoexplain 2y ago
  It is sarcastic in that the parent is quoting/paraphrasing somebody else (they clarify this in the second paragraph).
consteval 2y ago
This is just a roundabout way of saying it's the Conservative's fault.

HideousKojima 2y ago

The state and medical establishment already shredded their own credibility when they sent cops after people for going to the beach alone, and then sent out a proclamation that BLM protests were more important than the pandemic. Nevermind the intentional suppression of the lab leak theory and the smearing of anyone who supported it as a conspiracy theorist, including pressuring tech giants to silence and censor anyone who voiced skepticism or dissent. These are the hills the state and medical establishment chose to murder their own credibility on, they've been dead for years now.

vonneumannstan 2y ago
If you end up in an ER with a life threatening condition we'll all see just how fast you'll be begging the medical establishment to save your life.
- HideousKojima 2y ago
  No, because I'll be given lower priority for treatment by the medical establishment because of the color of my skin: https://www.cato.org/commentary/why-racial-priority-covid-19-vaccine-distribution-poses-problems# https://www.cato.org/commentary/why-racial-priority-covid-19...
  - watwut 2y ago
    Right now, Texans in affected areas are having prioritization for measles vaccines. There are attempts to educate and the state opened vaccination centers in affected areas. Locals are white and they are not taking much interest, but state is still putting more effort into it then into vaccinations in some black area with low cases.
    - HideousKojima 2y ago
      If that's what the Biden had pushed for with the vaccine rollout that would have been absolutely fine. The problem is that they explicitly acknowledged that by prioritizing blacks there would be more total deaths than by prioritizing age and other vulnerable groups.

KennyBlanken 2y ago

Can we please stop calling "bigoted views against anyone not WASP, and a refusal to acknowledge current and historical oppression of anyone not WASP" "anti-woke"? It's like "PC" ("I hate the gays and/or blacks and/or jews and I'm annoyed I can't just be open about that without someone calling me a bigot"), "pro-life" ("I refuse to allow a woman to make decisions about her own body and insist on trying to legislate my extremist religious views"), and so on. I always thought "PC" was a funny term given the people using it are the most likely to be trying to tell everyone else what can/can't be taught in schools, what people can/can't publish, what people can/can't read in their library, etc.

vonneumannstan 2y ago
Anti-woke has a specific meaning and its not "pro racism to non WASPS" so cut that BS.
- orwin 2y ago
  What is it then?
  - consteval 2y ago
    Woke is everything, everywhere, all at once. Pretty much if an action can even so much as be perceived as helping someone, somewhere, with something in a way that they do not "deserve", then it is woke. Clean air? Woke! Better consumer protections? Woke! Not having lead in our pipes? Believe it or not, woke!
- croes 2y ago
  That’s why the purge everything that just mention gay , trans or black?