In the land SJWs: there is only power. Defending an SJW-targeted-person is a serious violation. Doesn't matter if they're right. "Right" and "wrong" are tools of oppression. Errors don't occur. If you're cornered, you're wrong, by definition. Only a witch would defend a witch
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Replying to @BretWeinstein
A more accurate and descriptive term than “SJW” would serve you well. People who would otherwise agree with you will likely resist as “SJW” comes off as an attack on social justice itself.
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Replying to @SSS_music @BretWeinstein
Because SJW's aren't interested in actual social justice. It's important to make that distinction.
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That’s not a helpful description. It’s too subjective.
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It's clear that the modern SJW, rather than promoting equality, seeks out inequality everywhere. As in, they're more obsessed with having the crusade than with the solution. It's impossible to promote both equality of outcomes and diversity of the individual at the same time.
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How about a term which defines THAT without dragging down the idea of social justice?
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Replying to @SSS_music @BretWeinstein
I don't know. I don't make the terminology. I'm sure there are plenty of legitimate social activists who steer clear of the SJW label.
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But that’s just it. If you are involved in social justice, you become a target of the anti-SJW crowd. And many resist anyone using the SJW label because of this. The term creates unnecessary enemies.
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Creating unnecessary enemies is the whole point of SJWs.
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