Everyday Feminism - aka Everyday Autism

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Yaoi Huntress Earth said:
Now, using the word, -phobia, to describe oppression (fatphobia, Islamaphobia, homophobia) is offensive. Because it insults people with mental disabilities (like those with phobias). It's amazing how there seems to be more rules and restrictions as the SJWs keep going.
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While I think it's silly to call it offensive, I can actually see it as a legitimate language gripe with using 'phobia' as a suffix that can mean both 'anxiety disorder towards something' and 'I HATE THE GAYS!'

That being said, phobia as a suffix to describe hatred is already firmly entrenched in the rhetoric of basically everyone and no one has or will make a serious effort to change that because language, for better and for worse, evolves... also no one cares.
 
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Steamboat_Bill said:
So the ideal leader, according to Everyday Feminism, would be...

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^I'd feel threatened by a leader who betrayed me and sabotaged my attempt at scoring a goal, and possibly led to personal injury. Especially when she's supposedly on the same team as me.
 
In this article, a woman's white husband learns that he's got a lot of deprogramming, past sin bearing, realize how his whiteness effects everything and learning that his opinions matter less than his black wife's to make his marriage work.
 
Yaoi Huntress Earth said:
In this article, a woman's white husband learns that he's got a lot of deprogramming, past sin bearing, realize how his whiteness effects everything and learning that his opinions matter less than his black wife's to make his marriage work.
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He has only one "deprogramming" to do: this woman is not your wife.
 
Yaoi Huntress Earth said:
In this article, a woman's white husband learns that he's got a lot of deprogramming, past sin bearing, realize how his whiteness effects everything and learning that his opinions matter less than his black wife's to make his marriage work.
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If your marriage is just meant to feed your superiority complex, marry a C.H.U.D.
 
Andy27 said:
If he starts acting like he says in his article, she is going to leave him anyway.
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Actually, it's the wife's article. She seems like the kind of person who would "suggest" that he has too many white friends and maybe dump a few for ones she'd approve of.
 
Couldn't find a lasting relationship until she found a doormatt and is uncomfortable around white people? Really bagged himself a winner there.
 
Yaoi Huntress Earth said:
In this article, a woman's white husband learns that he's got a lot of deprogramming, past sin bearing, realize how his whiteness effects everything and learning that his opinions matter less than his black wife's to make his marriage work.
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I went to 12 years of Catholic school as a kid. Here's the allusion I like to use: I didn't buy into original sin when the church tried to sell me on it, and I don't buy into it when social justice tries to sell me on it, either.
 
Alec Benson Leary said:
I went to 12 years of Catholic school as a kid. Here's the allusion I like to use: I didn't buy into original sin when the church tried to sell me on it, and I don't buy into it when social justice tries to sell me on it, either.
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At least you can overcome your original sin. With social justice, nothing you can do will erase your shitlord status.
 
Steamboat_Bill said:
At least you can overcome your original sin. With social justice, nothing you can do will erase your shitlord status.
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The two concepts really are very similar though. Both say that you are bad from the day you were born for crimes you didn't commit, but you're supposed to spend your life trying to atone regardless. Both also say you'll never achieve atonement and must always feel bad.
 
Alec Benson Leary said:
The two concepts really are very similar though. Both say that you are bad from the day you were born for crimes you didn't commit, but you're supposed to spend your life trying to atone regardless. Both also say you'll never achieve atonement and must always feel bad.
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Big JC removed the taint of original sin, didn't he? I mean, at least humanity has a chance at honest absolution in Christianity, unlike whitey in the SJW narrative
 
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