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I'm gonna guess both somehow boil down to "its all white cis men's fault." Just a guess.

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Poutine ought to be shared, not kept to ourselves. Sharing is caring.

I went and had a look at that medium article about why activists kill themselves. I don't want people to get hurt over ideologies. That's what happened in WW2. I tell you the main reason so you don't have to read it all.
https://medium.com/@KateInOakland/suicide-and-the-left-bf24a5eafcd
Many of us who are drawn to activism have poor social skills, or at least, we have trouble connecting with people through casual conversation. We’re intense. The subjects I’m most interested in discussing and most knowledgeable about (Palestine, queer liberation, radical feminism, reparations) seem like highly inappropriate topics of conversation to “normal” — i.e., nonmovement — people.

Even if we are talking about novels, I am likely to use examples or frames that don’t make sense to them.


Our social awkwardness is both a cause and a product of our alienation from the dominant society, making it possible for us to see its flaws clearly, and drawing us to others who are passionate about its destruction.

She's not the first to write about this. It was noted here in this text from 1999: http://eco-action.org/dod/no9/activism.htm
The activist role is a self-imposed isolation from all the people we should be connecting to. Taking on the role of an activist separates you from the rest of the human race as someone special and different.

It is not enough merely to seek to link together all the activists in the world, neither is it enough to seek to transform more people into activists. Contrary to what some people may think, we will not be any closer to a revolution if lots and lots of people become activists. Some people seem to have the strange idea that what is needed is for everyone to be somehow persuaded into becoming activists like us and then we'll have a revolution. Vaneigem says: "Revolution is made everyday despite, and in opposition to, the specialists of revolution."

The role of the 'activist' is a role we adopt just like that of policeman, parent or priest - a strange psychological form we use to define ourselves and our relation to others. The 'activist' is a specialist or an expert in social change - yet the harder we cling to this role and notion of what we are, the more we actually impede the change we desire. A real revolution will involve the breaking out of all preconceived roles and the destruction of all specialism - the reclamation of our lives. The seizing control over our own destinies which is the act of revolution will involve the creation of new selves and new forms of interaction and community. 'Experts' in anything can only hinder this.

They're letting their cause take over their life, effectively sacrificing it to their cause. Instead of working toward their happiness they work for the cause. Just like White Knights, who work for the "damsel". Though luck in both cases.

You know, sometimes I get tired of reading and thinking about all this transgender crap. But when I feel tired, or when I feel that thinking about this INCONSEQUENTIAL SHIT takes over my life, I do other shit.

They can't let go, and that's the problem. That's what the activist said in the medium article. Stop being an activist, problem solved.

I, for one, want Labelle to live a LONG AND HAPPY LIFE. Maybe she can one day be normal. Gotta stop being an activist first. I recommend that first, she reads Les 7 Étapes du Lâcher-Prise, par Colette Portelance. https://www.editions-jouvence.com/livre/les-7-étapes-du-lâcher-prise-1

She can find a short version here: http://www.gagnerh.com/uploads/7-etapes-du-lacher-prise-resume-livre.pdf

She can purchase the full version with her patreon money ;0 BUY A QUEBEC AUTHOR BOOK DAY!
 
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"...radical feminism, reparations..."
"...nuanced debate..."
Ha ha ha.

Get a hint: these stuff are not appropriate topics for conversations, because people tend not to enjoy listening to some teeth-gnashing harpy seething "I hate your guts".
 
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White Quebecer still crying about American blacks and the US pledge/national anthem
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I just can never get enough of the irony that someone who never stops telling others how to act, gets outraged over the idea of someone being told how to act.
 
It's okay to tell white cishet man that what they're doing is problematic, but when you do the same with the poor minorities, now that's wrong!

Apparently Beavis ran out of Canadian minorities to white knight for and had to cross the border for some fresh American ones. How oppressed is a millionaire athlete, exactly?

Honestly, I'd love to see some concern for legitimately oppressed women/lgbt/minorities in third world countries and such. With the audience size and reach of Assigned Male, a real difference could be made for people who actually need it.

But nah, die cis scum.
 
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Honestly, I'd love to see some concern for legitimately oppressed women/lgbt/minorities in third world countries and such. With the audience size and reach of Assigned Male, a real difference could be made for people who actually need it.
The thing is that her audience mainly consist of SJWs, salty transpeople and white apologists, soo shitting on America is a good choice for her. Cuz you know, a national anthem is more problematic, than actual discrimination.
 
I like how an entitled white person is telling the rest of the world how to act to purely make himself feel better; because Billy keeps forgetting his poutine pounding ass is paler than the spookiest of all ghosts.
 
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So the only countries with oppression are white ones?

Are these idiots so poorly fucking educated that they know nothing about what it's like in the middle east? In Africa? Heck, while the far east is a lot more developed, even there there's still a lot of government control. The most extreme for example being North Korea.

America has a lot of faults but it's a sanctuary compared to other countries. But nnooOOOooo just because kids say an anthem (same as every other country) it's gubberment oppreshun. I'd like to see how these guys fair in Iraq.
 
Well, looks like white people just lost their right to have a national anthem.
So sayeth... other white people.
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Also, self-hating white person #2 fails hard at reading comprehension, chimps the fuck out.

Someone should tell "Brenda" banning anthems in countries where minorities have been oppressed would affect every single country in the world.

Seriously, what planet do these freaks live on where oppression and genocide are exclusively white crimes?
 
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