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As someone who once spent time on tumblr making fun of stupid fringe SJW accounts, it is actually incredibly easy to tell what is parody and what is not. The fact that Geoffrey here thinks it's a challenge says a lot to me about his views on progressive politics in general.https://twitter.com/primalpoly/status/1092431735562723331 …
Ok, but use your words. How do you tell parody SJW from the real thing?
Well, as Justice Stewart once put it: "I know it when I see it"
That's not helpful.
Spoiler alert: she can’t tell.
Spoiler alert: I already tweeted back
You mean, how do we know when someone on twitter is being sarcastic/humorous or dead serious? tbh... Sometimes it’s pretty hard to tell.https://twitter.com/primalpoly/status/1092103110950932480?s=21 …
I was being dead serious there. Like, Deadpool level serious.
The acme of parody is indistinguishable from the real article.
We could just treat them the same and it would solve the problem, since both types of accounts are fundamentally unserious.
The more it sounds like the onion the more likely it is to not be a parody.
Reading her responses... I'm not sure if this is a parody account 
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