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I don't think, I know it's not. Using this illogic, subreddits and forums dedicated to cringing over Qanon, Trumpers, white people, antivaxxers, etc. are hate.
>One of the greatest contributors to the emulation community is dead because of Kiwi Farms, and they're not the only one.
Oh, you mean the deranged asshole that tried to extort the mods of KiwiFarms with their suicide and then proceeded to fake their suicide after the emu world got tired of his shit? This is the worst example you could cook up, and it's the one you cooked up LOL!
>It's hate.
It's not, it's simply pointing out the deranged nonsense, just like all those forums and subreddits dedicated to Qanon Trumpets are simply pointing put deranged nonsense.
>Or you may well find yourself quite unwelcome.
If leftists find me unwelcoming then that means I'm doing the right things.
>Remember, furries run the internet.
Remember, furries crap JavaShit into containers. The Internet is ran by white and Asian techbros.
White Americans have never experienced oppression in America. Full stop. Europeans typically are not racialized and do not identify as white, instead as Italian, German, etc. This discussion is obviously about whites in the US.
>Though I don't see why oppression is a requirement for pride - does achievement not suffice?
It's not an achievement when you spent centuries conquering, colonizing, and extracting everything you can from BIPOCs. When you start out so far ahead in a race it's not an achievement when you win.
>And "white fragility" is simply a way to dismiss objections without addressing if they are factual.
I addressed them, you're not factual. White Americans recoil to the facts that they created and live in a society that upholds their supremacy.
Wrong. That is true.
>You question ask a minor about the consequences of a procedure and judge if they understand it by how they respond.
OK groomer. This is the same logic pedophiles use. Children are not legally nor mentally capable of making such decisions. Full stop.
>But it's clear you, personally, are not capable of doing such a thing because you would instead prefer gaslighting.
Projecting about gaslighting is one of the signs of grooming. You're right, I'm not capable of doing something as morally bankrupt like grooming children.
Unfortunately we have.
>And don't hang around /r/SystemsCringe; it's a hate sub.
Stop. Stop right there. Laughing at the deranged lunacy of this stupid subculture is NOT HATE. Stop diluting the word "hate" to mean "any slight that goes against my narrative or the narratives of those I ally with." There are real hate groups out there spreading their filth and getting people killed. By diluting the seriousness of hatred, you're inadvertently giving them power. STOP. IT.
>Otherkin is not a fad
Yes it is. It's a fad like emo and goth, with tons of overlap.
>and it's not confined to Tumblr
Unfortunately.
> been around for decades, all over the net and real-life society.
So has emo and goth at this rate. You're proving my point.
>There's considerable overlap between otherkin and furry; otherkin is basically furry for fictional species.
https://www.reddit.com/r/SystemsCringe/comments/ov4bsc/this/
>Anyway, furry/otherkin and plural people read and post here to Hackernews all the time
Chronically online people are online. Shocked I tell you!
>often as experts in their professional field. One of the most consistent producers of...
And often experts in our field are like me: tired of the attention seeking shenanigans like the "system" losers that we have to deal with and manage day to day. Every day chronically online socially awkward people will find some community of invented nonsense to differentiate themselves and play the victim. Nothing like a persecution fetish mixed with fantasy.
Mind pointing out where exactly in the current, live form of the constitution where women are not considered equal to men?
Mind pointing out where exactly in the current, live form of the constitution where women are not considered equal?
Wrong. Giving water to a dehydrated person is a natural medical treatment. Your entire premise is now disproven.
>You know what's natural? Infant mortality. Nature sucks.
You know what's natural? Children having identity crises and not being mentally developed enough to know the long term effects of their decisions. Nature sucks.
>If you cared about these kids you would learn about why they want puberty blockers rather than suggesting we torture them by denying them medical treatment because of some concept of "natural".
If you cared about these kids you would learn about why they want puberty blockers rather than suggesting we torture them by pumping them full of steroids to destroy their bodies and denying them their natural development because it's politically expedient.
"Treating" "trans children" is a crime against humanity. Much the same way lobotomies, FGM, etc. are.
Giving puberty blockers (steroids) to children cause irreversible developments (undersized genitalia, irreversible higher pitched voiced, etc. to males) and absolutely should not be given. Not allowing children to go through puberty is a crime against their humanity.
It's literally the exact same logic, because racists discuss people's mutable characteristics as well.
>I’m discussing communication styles, which are mutable, and the ideologies that tend to be associated with them, which are also mutable.
You literally just described "SPEAK ENGLISH" and "if only Black people spoke properly and wore their pants up above their waist" (both mutable characteristics).
This has to be post-irony. Good troll.
He was a reddit mod?!?
Is this post-irony? This is the exact same logic racists use.
Not at all. Definitely not in the era of "cancel culture".
>It often turns out that the views in question are something that people have good reason to disapprove of - racism, homophobia, transphobia, etc.
It rarely turns out that the views in question are something that people have good reason to disapprove of - racism, homophobia, transphobia, etc.
A few examples from past and current companies I've worked at:
1. Titling an apolitical presentation "Make Front-ends Great Again" caused several leftist activist employees to explode on Slack about fascist White supremacy culture.
2. "Believing" (this is an objective fact) that trans-women are biological male humans is hate speech and a firable offence.
3. Expressing the opinion that the company openly donating to shady BLM foundations[0], or any political group for that matter is not a good idea was shouted down as supporting the fascist, racist, White supremacist status quo.
The list goes on. These basic examples are more than enough to get a target on your back, and possibly fired.
[0] https://news.yahoo.com/black-lives-matter-suspends-online-18...
A long time ago a real estate mogul that I'm related to told me this: "Trailer parks are section eight housing for White people. They are to be fought against as hard as we fight against section eight housing."
That stuck with me. Right or wrong, I'm under the impression that a lot of people agree with that statement.
Categorically false. There were huge swaths of Vietnam that were off limits to bombing.
>Laos is the most bombed country in world history due to the US trying to stop Vietnam.
Yes, with a fraction of the warplanes, airmen, etc. due to advances in technology like strategic bombers and cluster weapons. The overall air efforts are incomparable to what transpired in WWII.
>What would be considered "all out" if not dropping the most bombs in human history, and double the amount of WW2?
If only there was a term to encapsulate such a concept...
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Total_war
>There is no higher level.
There absolutely is a higher level. Google what happened to Hiroshima and Nagasaki near the end of WWII.
This is ahistorical. The US in no way, shape, or form when "all out" trying to stop North Vietnam. It was a poor country, but it was heavily armed and resupplied by the USSR and China, including leveraging some of the newest fighter jets, SAMs, etc. the USSR had to offer.
It may not be sustainable for them, but it doesn't seem to be subsidized by the larger city tens of miles away.
To add, a lot of the economic activities in downtown areas are by workers and customers who live in the suburbs and commute into town. I don't believe that was taken into account.