Social Justice Warriors - Now With Less Feminism Sperging

Unpaid Emotional Labourer said:
White liberal women seem to be the subs in a lesbian BDSM relationship with non-white women lol. Like imagine groveling and apologizing for shit you had nothing to do with and *to other females*, no less. Imagine denouncing your own family because Mistresses Laqueisha and Priya told you to, and then you do it, and Mistress chides you for it.

What the fuck is in it for these retarded white women? The normal reward for going out of your way to be nice to someone supposedly victimized is feeling good about yourself, and that is what is being explicitly disallowed in this situation, and you see it constantly. The ONLY reason I will do ANYTHING for free is that I like how it makes me feel. Who other than a white lesbian with jungle fever who enjoys being humiliated by the Exotic Other would respond to this the way Mistress demands?
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Liberal White women amaze me. It's a mix of contempt with arrogance and low expectations. I theorize the reason they "denounce" themselves is to hold themselves to a higher standard. Conservative Black women like Candace Owens adopt a similar tactic.
 
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The Last Stand said:
Liberal White women amaze me. It's a mix of contempt with arrogance and low expectations. I theorize the reason they "denounce" themselves is to hold themselves to a higher standard. Conservative Black women like Candace Owens adopt a similar tactic.
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Thing is though, I don’t see Candace Owens licking the feet of white conservative women, or having any dynamic with them whatsoever.

Liberal white women though? They pay thousands of dollars for Mistress BIPOC to spend three days berating them on Zoom. I get that some people like to be humiliated. I just don’t get why any straight woman would seek out humiliation from other women, much less pay and beg for the privilege.
 
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Unpaid Emotional Labourer said:
Thing is though, I don’t see Candace Owens licking the feet of white conservative women, or having any dynamic with them whatsoever.
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Not quite, she's more of a puppet talking point for Trumpist talking points. That was what I was trying to relate with liberal White women and "woke" politics.

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Liberal white women though? They pay thousands of dollars for Mistress BIPOC to spend three days berating them on Zoom. I get that some people like to be humiliated. I just don’t get why any straight woman would seek out humiliation from other women, much less pay and beg for the privilege.
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I almost wish somebody would PAY ME to do that.
 
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Alessonincrippliningdepre said:
White male cuck
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It helps to have a screenshot or archive of the tweet rather than just linking directly to it.

As for the tweet... In my experience, anyone who is big into animation (no matter if it's western or eastern) tends to be cool with a wide variety of protagonists regardless of background, sex, age, or species.

I would unironically love to meet an animation fan who 100% exclusively watches just shows those star white men because I don't think they exist.

That being said, not wanting to see Turning Red doesn't mean you are a racist or sexist. It's ok to not be into movies if they don't appeal to you. I'm not super into coming-of-age films, especially one that deals with puberty, and I hate Pixar so it is a hard pass for me. But that doesn't mean I hate all films about Asian girls growing up. A favorite movie of mine is The Girl Who Lept Through Time which is also a coming-of-age film featuring an Asian girl but deals with themes of drifting away from friends and regret of not acting on things when you should have, which is a lot more relatable to me.
 
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FILTH Tourist said:
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It helps to have a screenshot or archive of the tweet rather than just linking directly to it.

As for the tweet... In my experience, anyone who is big into animation (no matter if it's western or eastern) tends to be cool with a wide variety of protagonists regardless of background, sex, age, or species.

I would unironically love to meet an animation fan who 100% exclusively watches just shows those star white men because I don't think they exist.

That being said, not wanting to see Turning Red doesn't mean you are a racist or sexist. It's ok to not be into movies if they don't appeal to you. I'm not super into coming-of-age films, especially one that deals with puberty, and I hate Pixar so it is a hard pass for me. But that doesn't mean I hate all films about Asian girls growing up. A favorite movie of mine is The Girl Who Lept Through Time which is also a coming-of-age film featuring an Asian girl but deals with themes of drifting away from friends and regret of not acting on things when you should have, which is a lot more relatable to me.
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This is all coming out of a Cinemablend Review that got the woke twitterati up in arms:

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It was, at worst, a take that assumed a white guy was the default audience. A little navel-gazing, but really, what critique of something isn't? But to the bluechecks, it was nothing short of an assault on Asian people and women. Despite not talking about any stereotypes, or saying anything at all other than he found the movie exhausting.

And to complete the cycle, now other white dudes are virtue signaling off of it, without mentioning the original context at all, so that you know that they are one of the good ones.

Samsara keeps turning, and the cycle begins anew. Namaste.
 
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FILTH Tourist said:
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It helps to have a screenshot or archive of the tweet rather than just linking directly to it.

As for the tweet... In my experience, anyone who is big into animation (no matter if it's western or eastern) tends to be cool with a wide variety of protagonists regardless of background, sex, age, or species.

I would unironically love to meet an animation fan who 100% exclusively watches just shows those star white men because I don't think they exist.

That being said, not wanting to see Turning Red doesn't mean you are a racist or sexist. It's ok to not be into movies if they don't appeal to you. I'm not super into coming-of-age films, especially one that deals with puberty, and I hate Pixar so it is a hard pass for me. But that doesn't mean I hate all films about Asian girls growing up. A favorite movie of mine is The Girl Who Lept Through Time which is also a coming-of-age film featuring an Asian girl but deals with themes of drifting away from friends and regret of not acting on things when you should have, which is a lot more relatable to me.
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That tweet is just another "Everything you do/say is wrong" example. If you say it's not for you, you're an asshole who needs to check their privilege. Meanwhile half of these people will then say "Well it's not for you in the first place!" Then they'll whip around and tell you that you need to empathize just before they then tell you that they hate watching movies with mostly/all white people because no one in it looks like them.

You can't win, you can only accept that you're the bad guy even if you're not.
 
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