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Baked Alaska says he became an Alt-Right racist because someone said, "Hey bro, that's cultural appropriation."pic.twitter.com/yJJPJe5KWC
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As a SJW who's surrounded by the moral nitpicking of SJWs all the time, I confirm that it is often very annoying.
But ultimately, I'd rather be on the side that subjects itself to moral scrutiny than the side that doesn't.
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Part of being a morally mature human is being willing to entertain criticism without throwing a fit and becoming a fascist.
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And if your ego is so delicate that it retreats to the thuggish solidarity of racists at the first whiff of criticism, you're pathetic.
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I've had some situations like that. I can confirm that it's awkward, even embarrassing.
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Still doesn't compel me to ally myself with literal Nazis.
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at what point is "moral scrutiny" considered divisive and counterproductive to a functioning multi-cultural society?
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I want to be on the moral scrutiny side but damn I don't like the way we talk to each other sometimes
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Totally agree. Too many people criticize "PC culture" while refusing to take criticism directed towards them.
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It doesn't matter what side you're on; you need to be willing to acknowledge when you do the things you accuse other people of.
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poor timing on this considering
#RobertLee, USC mascot, and the Lynch schools in Oregon. this is not moral scrutiny, it's abject insanityThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Perhaps both sides need to ease up?
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