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Woke theory dictates that to succeed at all is to *necessarily* never have been oppressed, and all that's left for you then is to be — and always have been — the oppressor, or a silent ally thereof. It's not only ahistorical, but a blatantly ludicrous attempt at writing realityhttps://twitter.com/EricRWeinstein/status/1227275626794455040 …
Central or not, antisemetism denialism is an unavoidable implication of the doctrine. It's still a semi hard sell in modern American culture, but it'd be dangerously naive to assume that it can't swell again here just as it's doing in Europe now
I can't put my finger on the exact thread, but the issue with wokeness seems close to the issue DFW articulated re irony https://twitter.com/evansandhoefner/status/1227000046169624576?s=21 …https://twitter.com/EvanSandhoefner/status/1227000046169624576 …
Just going to say that if you wrote a book, or three, I’d buy. You consistently have some of the most logical and thorough observations/statements that I come across daily. It’s a refreshing anomaly amongst the dumpster fire that twitter sometimes is.
Friendly amendment: for a *group* to succeed proved that group was oppressive and never oppressed. Oprah can be successful but part of an oppressed group. Also obvious: there is no objective metric for "success" so the definition can be adjusted as politics requires.
Agreed in part, though I do think Oprah is *not* allowed to claim that she was — at any point, including prior to her success — anywhere near as free of privilege as others in her reference class who did not go on to lead successful lives
There is no “woke” theory.
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