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I know you felt some kind of way about dude that was rocking the go-go gadget coat.
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I know you felt some kind of way about dude that was rocking the go-go gadget coat.
We also live in an era where people are legitimately perturbed that they can't be blatantly racist or bigoted anymore. Hence the buzz words fake outrage, PC society, etc.
And she'll say its the white patriarchy that made her lose her job. I bet you a tenner.
Can definitely guarantee if he was a tall muscular tanned good looking male, this conversation would have been completely different. Women don't even see these type of males as males, they see them as losers that are beneath them.
she went home and made an angry tumblr post later. lololol
Meanwhile, it's ok for the dude with the flat top to "appropriate" gay European culture.
She liked him, didn't know how to express it.
"Do not put your hands on me" while grabbing the guy. Disgusting self entitlement.
That white kid would have probably been marching with BLM before this...
We also live in an era where people are legitimately perturbed that they can't be blatantly racist or bigoted anymore. Hence the buzz words fake outrage, PC society, etc.
THANK YOU. Ninjahood and his crew are reveling in this. All they are saying is they wish they could say more racist and homophobic nonsense.
"People are too PC" and "social justice warrior" were terms invented by people who want their ignorant bigotry accepted.
The press has typically described these developments as a resurgence of political correctness. That’s partly right, although there are important differences between what’s happening now and what happened in the 1980s and ’90s. That movement sought to restrict speech (specifically hate speech aimed at marginalized groups), but it also challenged the literary, philosophical, and historical canon, seeking to widen it by including more-diverse perspectives. The current movement is largely about emotional well-being. More than the last, it presumes an extraordinary fragility of the collegiate psyche, and therefore elevates the goal of protecting students from psychological harm. The ultimate aim, it seems, is to turn campuses into “safe spaces” where young adults are shielded from words and ideas that make some uncomfortable. And more than the last, this movement seeks to punish anyone who interferes with that aim, even accidentally. You might call this impulse vindictive protectiveness. It is creating a culture in which everyone must think twice before speaking up, lest they face charges of insensitivity, aggression, or worse.
she's defending herself in the comments
There is a gray area though. People are too PC and are social warriors nowadays. And I'm not even talking about race. America in a way is being pussified.THANK YOU. Ninjahood and his crew are reveling in this. All they are saying is they wish they could say more racist and homophobic nonsense.
"People are too PC" and "social justice warrior" were terms invented by people who want their ignorant bigotry accepted.
We also live in an era where people are legitimately perturbed that they can't be blatantly racist or bigoted anymore. Hence the buzz words fake outrage, PC society, etc.
THANK YOU. Ninjahood and his crew are reveling in this. All they are saying is they wish they could say more racist and homophobic nonsense.
"People are too PC" and "social justice warrior" were terms invented by people who want their ignorant bigotry accepted.
Swing and a miss again
http://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2015/09/the-coddling-of-the-american-mind/399356/
From da atlantic
*ahem*
The press has typically described these developments as a resurgence of political correctness. That’s partly right, although there are important differences between what’s happening now and what happened in the 1980s and ’90s. That movement sought to restrict speech (specifically hate speech aimed at marginalized groups), but it also challenged the literary, philosophical, and historical canon, seeking to widen it by including more-diverse perspectives. The current movement is largely about emotional well-being. More than the last, it presumes an extraordinary fragility of the collegiate psyche, and therefore elevates the goal of protecting students from psychological harm. The ultimate aim, it seems, is to turn campuses into “safe spaces” where young adults are shielded from words and ideas that make some uncomfortable. And more than the last, this movement seeks to punish anyone who interferes with that aim, even accidentally. You might call this impulse vindictive protectiveness. It is creating a culture in which everyone must think twice before speaking up, lest they face charges of insensitivity, aggression, or worse.
THANK YOU. Ninjahood and his crew are reveling in this. All they are saying is they wish they could say more racist and homophobic nonsense.
"People are too PC" and "social justice warrior" were terms invented by people who want their ignorant bigotry accepted.
There is a gray area though. People are too PC and are social warriors nowadays. And I'm not even talking about race. America in a way is being pussified.
I'm just talking in general. People are offended by everything.
I was at a party and met a chick. We were a little tipsy. I asked her where she was from and it ended up she lived in one of the wealthiest sections of Boston. I jokingly said you must doing okay financially (in different words). We both laughed. Some dude comes out the cut and gets in my face saying "that is so f**** rude. What gives you the right yada yada yada." I couldn't believe it. Dude literally wanted to throw hands over a joke about someone's financial status that that person took as a joke.
It's just hip to be offended.
This isn't some type of wide spread phenomena, some people are extra sensitive.
This new climate is slowly being institutionalized, and is affecting what can be said in the classroom, even as a basis for discussion. During the 2014–15 school year, for instance, the deans and department chairs at the 10 University of California system schools were presented by administrators at faculty leader-training sessions with examples of microaggressions. The list of offensive statements included: “America is the land of opportunity” and “I believe the most qualified person should get the job.”
COLLEGE STUDENTS TREMBLE AT TRUMP'S NAME IN SIDEWALK CHALK
'I don't deserve to feel afraid at my school'
Id smash.Has anyone even popped the big question yet?
Would yall wife?
Silliest damn thing to get mad about. What another person does or wear aint got **** to do with you. Let them liveI hate the idea of "cultural appropriation"
Cant believe people still use that word like we're a 6 year olds homework or something"Colored community"
Df?
Dude need to stop talking though. He's just gonna slip up again.