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I hate SJW philosophy, but would not exclude SJWs from public forums. SJWs are welcome in my sex worker chat I run, for example. My only rule is you must be charitable and kind to those you disagree with - anybody who does that has a place in my spaces regardless of their ideas.

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Vicious, excluding sjws like that. You know they can't be charitable or kind.

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But I don't want to assume - most SJWs I've met are very unkind but I'm not gonna boot them until they display that directly, I'm not gonna extrapolate based on their group identification.

8:58 PM · Sep 11, 2020

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Don't worry, their exclusion is an organic thing