Social Justice Warriors - Now With Less Feminism Sperging

[Atticus Carpenter]

They know it won’t. They’ve moved past this some time ago. Now migration is "our fault" because we colonized their countries or bombed then or we’re somehow responsible that they’re poor.

This is essentially the White Race's original sin and it can only be forgiven by letting browns plunder out nations, destroy our culture and ruin our culture. Because it would be too rude to tell them to fuck off

 

[ToroidalBoat]

Why are SJWs seemingly so against a white (or East Asian) majority but not colored people "people of color" anyway?

And why do they frame non-SJWs "the far right" opposing turning whites into a minority as "being against equality"?

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[Gingervitis]

Why are SJWs seemingly so against a white (or East Asian) majority but not colored people "people of color" anyway?

Leftists and their pet minorities are envious of people who are successful. However you define success- money, comfort, contentment, job success, land ownership, a happy family- the leftists and browns don’t have that because of a combination of their own character, and a decadent urban culture that produces nothing. So they want to screw over Whites, Asians, and Oreos (browns who act normal, or “white”).

 

[John.Doe]

They know it won’t. They’ve moved past this some time ago. Now migration is "our fault" because we colonized their countries or bombed then or we’re somehow responsible that they’re poor.

Even the Irish, who have been the victims of oppression and colonization by the British are being given this canned excuse. You know, despite the fact that Ireland's only colonial efforts are limited to inside bottles. Its just another excuse.

 

[Dante Alighieri]

Even the Irish, who have been the victims of oppression and colonization by the British are being given this canned excuse. You know, despite the fact that Ireland's only colonial efforts are limited to inside bottles. Its just another excuse.

It's because White is skin-deep for this variety of racists, and it's why Jews are finding themselves on the wrong side of this evil ideology they pushed.

 

[Eva Braun]

Even the Irish, who have been the victims of oppression and colonization by the British are being given this canned excuse. You know, despite the fact that Ireland's only colonial efforts are limited to inside bottles. Its just another excuse.

If they were truly against colonization as a concept they‘d also be against Arabic and against Islam in Northern Africa, Palestine, Asia. It’s either ignorance or because they‘re anti-West and only disguise it as "anti colonialism". The latter is extra ironic when so many of them are openly queer, genderspecial and live a promiscuous lifestyle. All of which wouldn’t be possible outside the West.

 

[Muh_Soggy_Knee]

 

[Delany's Donkey]

After 15 long years, we've finally found the Cripple nigger faggot at the top of the Progressive stack. They're the final boss. you kick their stupid wheelchair down a flight of stairs wokeness is defeated forever.

 

[ToroidalBoat]

a decadent urban culture that produces nothing

And they want the whole planet to turn into that -- or at least white or East Asian majority places -- economic zones with no unifying ways or traditions, and the forced mix of ethnic groups everywhere. A whole planet like New York City, which they think is "progress" somehow, and you're "fascist" and "morally inverted" if you somehow oppose it.

 

[Eva Braun]

ITT: Polyamorous bisexual woman is unhappy about her boring, straight relationship and wants advice how to make her wedding the most about herself.

(Original post has since been deleted - very sorry for not archiving in time)

Spoiler: Text

Bi ENM woman marrying cis man - what is this thing I’m feeling?

I am 30(F), bisexual since I can remember, and practicing ENM the last decade.
I am engaged to a wonderful cis man, and I guess I’m feeling shame at being a stereotype? Plus I’ve had some friends admit they are sad I am not marrying a woman… which I don’t even know what to say. Sorry I met him first?

Non monogamy has been very validating for me in that I haven’t had to lose the queer parts of myself just because my primary partner is a man.

I am planning a mini bachelorette weekend in Portland (Maine) with a group of all queer women and non binary people, granted half of us are cishet passing.
I said I don’t want a traditional bach, because this is not a ‘one penis forever’ kind of deal (it’s not even a one person forever thing, I am entering this marriage still practicing ENM)… plus I don’t want to wear a bow or a white sash.

My friend asked me if I want a theme, and my first urge is to celebrate my bisexuality.
My second thought, is if that’s fucked up?
I am marrying a man, and although I am queer as hell, we pass as a straight couple.

Is it wrong that I want to celebrate my bisexuality? I guess I just don’t want to lose those parts of myself and so I am keeping them front and center.
I don’t become less bisexual just because I haven’t dated a woman in some time, just like I don’t become less bisexual when I haven’t dated a man in some time.

I would love thoughts about this, and if anyone has non traditional bachelorette ideas I would love to hear them.
Currently we are staying at the beach, going lingerie shopping and doing a photo shoot, going to a queer bar, and TBD what else, probably hang at the beach / Airbnb and use the hot tub and fire pit. I need to brainstorm some games to play.

I would love to go to a burlesque show or kink event but not sure if they are having any that weekend, Portland is pretty small.

If you made it this far, thank you for reading.

Some comments

OP doesn’t seem to happy about her partner. How romantic.

And I know I do stereotypical bi shit too.
Part of this is probably because I never imagined marrying a cishet man.

My last big relationship was with a woman but she was already married so that wasn’t on the table. And the one before that was a bisexual man/NB and we always talked about having a super queer wedding.

I’m just not where I thought I would be, and that’s okay.

How about volunteer work to feel special again?

Bi woman in a monogamous marriage with a man here. Whoever you choose as your partner does not change your own identity/orientation, but the perceptions of others can be difficult to handle. In anticipation of our marriage, we had a lot of purposeful conversations surrounding my identity and what would help me deal best with the feelings of erasure that would come with marriage, as ENM was not something either of us wanted.

What helped me was us making the decision to start volunteering with our local LGBTQ+ nonprofit on a regular basis, regularly attending pride and other events where I could feel more connected, and continuing to be out and proud in my day to day life. Having a more purposeful connection with the community helps me to celebrate who I am in this relationship instead of resigning myself to being overshadowed by the outward perception of others and it feels productive and aligned with my values - I get to help my local community in a material way and increase visibility of relationships like ours so maybe it will feel more normal for others at some point. That my partner is happy to volunteer and participate with me also reaffirms that he loves me for who I am, loves this part of me too, and sees my identity as something to celebrate rather than something to deal with.

OPs response:

This is a wonderful point, and my partner and I are both very involved in the queer community in our region (as well as the arts, which tends to overlap) and he is an awesome ally.

It’s definitely perception of others that I am struggling with. Thank you for your words!

Another genderspecial woman chimes in

I’m bisexual, genderqueer (bi-gendered), ENM, and AFAB. My spouse is AMAB, gender non-conforming, mono (we have a mono-poly currently as he’s demi), and hetero.

That entire mouthful of letters, and we both are cishet passing couple.

Sometimes I wish my queerness was more obvious. I would wear enamel pins with my flag and the progressive flag with my badge (I’m an experienced RN.) I’ve thought about changing hairstyles to signal more obviously, but I’m bad about maintaining hairstyles in general (rarely use an air dryer for example.)

Here’s what I realized, in general no one cared as much as me. And the only time others really cared about the nitty-gritty of all my letters were prospective partners (for obvious reasons.) My patients only sometimes commented on my pins, but most didn’t care enough to make any comment. I would have the occasional patient noticeably relax once they saw the pins, realizing they were being cared for by a fellow queer nurse. But in the general population it was just me feeling like I needed to show my queerness, the pressure came from no where else.

This is all to say, it doesn’t matter if you’re cishet passing. No one is grading you on it. You don’t have to up your queerness to prove anything to anyone. It’d be like a gay man being upset that he didn’t adjust his speech pattern and tone to have more of a lift in their voice to read more gay.

My bach party was a dinner, going to different bars, and then spending majority of the night at a queer dance club that had a drag queen show first and became a dance club afterwards. A Bi friend (who happened to marry a AMAB) had a drag queen brunch, queer bar hopping, PJ party hang out where we gifted lingerie an handed out penises and vaginas, dinner, then personal room karaoke rental.

Point being, do what you want for your Bach party, but don’t pick out things specifically because you worry others won’t know you’re bi. Honestly no one is hung up on this, nor do they care unless they’re a prospective partner.

Not all people are happy

the way some of yall talk about your partners is actually weird as fuck. "unfortunately the person i chose looks like a dude " wow. I would absolutely shrivel up and die if I found out my partner wrote about me that way. acting like yall dont even want to be with the person you're with because "we're straight passing" is fucking weird. idk wtf yall thought bisexuality was but, for most people, it includes dating the opposite gender as well as your own.

and for the people complaining about being straight passing, do you know how dumb that sounds? being straight passing to strangers is a very large privilege that most of our queer siblings dont have.

Sorry girl but reality check - you get to marry your partner without fear of your marriage being voided, and enjoy a privilege many of us never will. I'd kill for that ability, instead half my family didn't turn up to see me marry my wife because they're homophobic. My friend married his husband and his dad said in his speech my friend should have married a woman. We only got the ability to legally marry our spouses 8 years ago. Invisibility and the ability to blend in isn't oppression, it's a privilege.

Please go off and enjoy your relationship being catered to in every way. Your relationship free of being sexualised, fetished, and politically disenfranchised.

Congrats on your marriage… but this comes off pretty tasteless IMO. You won’t have any family members refuse to come to your wedding. No vendors or officiants will ever turn you down. You won’t need to rewrite traditions to fit you. Enjoy that life has given you an easier path.

 

[Dante Alighieri]

I hope the guy finds out what she's been saying about him and calls it off.

 

[synthetic_glazer]

I hope the guy finds out what she's been saying about him and calls it off.

I really hope so too but if his fiancee's whoring around ethical non monogamy didn't do it, I doubt her crying about the relationship on reddit will put him off. He's banked far too many good boy points by being a 'queer ally' and letting his gf cuck him to back down now

 

[SoleniyKraut]

For non-Americans, this looks like a statement from a person who really hates winter.

 

[ilovejews]

I don't know where else to post this gem. A retard runs defense for Africans, claiming that wheel is overrated and it was actually Europeans that were inferior due to not using fucking camels.
Go into the comment section if you wanna see some more examples of what modern academia produces.

 

[ToroidalBoat]

So turns out the Palisades fires were at least partly caused by a "woke" arsonist?

And they still insist they all are "decent human beings" and demonize non-SJWs ...

 

[Liber Nihil]

Apparently there are some RnB influences in K-Pop. I assume Keith over here takes that to mean black people invented K-Pop.

Almost every k-pop band has at least one if not a handful of token rappers in it to deliver a couple of verses per song, unless maybe it’s a particularly cutesy and saccharine girl group. Otherwise rap is all over the place.

To be fair it is kind of hilarious to see Asian manlets with makeup and plastic surgery try to act “gangsta”, and underfed girls with the exact same face wearing 6 inch long talons acting like they’re ghetto fabulous bad bitches.

The cultural appropriation in K-pop discourse gets even stupider, though. There is a controversy among certain low IQ western fans because the word “nega” (the informal Korean subject form of "you"), which out of context sounds very similar to a certain naughty no-no word in English, could be heard rather frequently in these rap lines. The outcry spooked Korean music companies enough that some began bleeping it out during western broadcasts.

 

[Dante Alighieri]

The cultural appropriation in K-pop discourse gets even stupider, though. There is a controversy among certain low IQ western fans because the word “nega” (the informal Korean subject form of "you"), which out of context sounds very similar to a certain naughty no-no word in English, could be heard rather frequently in these rap lines. The outcry spooked Korean music companies enough that some began bleeping it out during western broadcasts.

"Nega" has gotten some interesting reactions on Twitch

 

[ToroidalBoat]

I’ve seen well to do white families hang palestinian flags outside their house around here in suburbiaa-ville .

How did Palestine of all places become a Current Thing™ of Current Year and the Palestinian flag yet another flag of "social justice"?

(The main flag of "social justice" being that one hideous eyesore of a clown flag with double "transgender" representation of course.)

 

[Drag-on Knight 91873]

How did Palestine of all places become a Current Thing™ of Current Year and the Palestinian flag yet another flag of "social justice"?

(The main flag of "social justice" being that one hideous eyesore of a clown flag with double "transgender" representation of course.)

It's how I know the Palestinians are doomed. No one likes them, they are violent tards that do Netenyahu's plan, and they do not control anything of value.

 

[Dante Alighieri]

No one likes them

Not even their supposed supporters like them, they're just a tool to be used against the "oppressors".