Encounters With SJWs/Tumblristas Offline or In Unusual Communities

At my last job, I had to deal with a SJW after getting a promotion. She ticked off a number of the boxes: obese, ugly, poly, the type to wear a “Sorry for our President” shirt. I made the biggest mistake with a SJW: I apologized over some verbal misunderstanding we had ( in actuality, it was this heifer making a separate issue I was having about her and then lying about the issue to our boss).

I got tired of her and shitty position and asked to be moved to a different team. Everything was going well until I got a call from HR saying “someone” reported me for hostile and inappropriate behavior. Luckily for me, 2 years of good behavior casted doubt for the validity of the accusations and didn’t get fired for it.

Now because SJWs are morons, she wasn’t smart enough to unfriend me on Facebook I found and screencapped posts claiming that I was a predator, hated women, and her shitting on the company for not firing me essentially. Long story short, HR saw what she said and fat fuck McGee rage quit over it. She’d go on to write a long winded woe is me post saying she wished to work in a female and trans inclusive only work environment.

Slight powerlevel, but I was already on shakey ground with women before this. The freak did a number on me emotionally and now I just don’t comfortable around women I don’t know through other guys. Even the thought of dating is repulsive to me now.
 
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GnomeofDoc said:
Just have him flash the new WHITE POWER hand sign ?. CNN just had a 5 min segment on how the OK sign is a white power thing now just because NZ man flashed it at his court hearing. (At work we have to have CNN on for customers so it’s not like I want to watch that shit anyway)
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His was upside-down, though.

Literally the Circle Game.
 
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Is taking stories from LGBT college clubs cheating? Screw it. There was this event where amateur drag kings/queens could perform and they'd get judged not only by the officers but a few local drag queens. Winner got to perform with them at some gay bar in the neighboring city right after. The professional queens also did their bit too.

One of them has some trashy pop-rap song as part of their performance, with nigga in the first damn sentence. Someone (white girl IDing as a demiboy, so many patches and buttons) complains and the officers publicly announce/tell the queen not long after she finishes. Later on at the gay bar, same queen bitches about it on mic to laughter of most of the patrons. As for the complainer, later she complained that 'he kept bringing it up'.

Also some weird couple decided in their infinite parenting wisdom to bring their small kids to the initial drag show. Father looked like a soy stereotype.
 
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Meowthkip said:
Why do people keep doing this?
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Well I think there is couple of reasons that could be in play.
  1. They didn’t have babysitters and really wanted to go. Basically same reason some parents bring babies and toddlers to non-kids movies. They don’t think scaring or boring their kids, let alone possibly ending up causing a scene spoiling experience to others in the audience. Sometimes parents are just selfish and/or thoughtless.
  2. They didn’t realize how adult the performance was going to be. Not everyone think drag as gay let alone deeply sexual thing. There are people who think drag more as male comedians playing female characters in Monty Python sketch. So just miss understanding of shorts.
  3. Virtue signaling. They want show that they are totally hip and cool with those LGBTQ+ folks. Not only do they go queer friendly places themselves, they don’t think LGBT is inappropriate to children. We are more woke than thou, Stacy! Queer Kid Stuff is so much better than Sesame Street.
  4. They are on drugs.
 
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Grimoire Canthari said:
Also some weird couple decided in their infinite parenting wisdom to bring their small kids to the initial drag show. Father looked like a soy stereotype.
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Meowthkip said:
Why do people keep doing this?
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Possibly ninja'd in part by @Amber the Hedgehog, but considering the fact there are people that see nothing wrong with drag queens coming to libraries to read books and claiming kids are naturally gender-fluid, I'm not surprised one bit - as horrifying as it is (and should be) - that there are parents that see nothing wrong with choosing to take their young kids to see drag queens performing their acts (item #3 in ATH's reply) as a form of reciprocation or returning the favor.
 
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Higgins said:
At my last job, I had to deal with a SJW after getting a promotion. She ticked off a number of the boxes: obese, ugly, poly, the type to wear a “Sorry for our President” shirt. I made the biggest mistake with a SJW: I apologized over some verbal misunderstanding we had ( in actuality, it was this heifer making a separate issue I was having about her and then lying about the issue to our boss).

I got tired of her and shitty position and asked to be moved to a different team. Everything was going well until I got a call from HR saying “someone” reported me for hostile and inappropriate behavior. Luckily for me, 2 years of good behavior casted doubt for the validity of the accusations and didn’t get fired for it.

Now because SJWs are morons, she wasn’t smart enough to unfriend me on Facebook I found and screencapped posts claiming that I was a predator, hated women, and her shitting on the company for not firing me essentially. Long story short, HR saw what she said and fat fuck McGee rage quit over it. She’d go on to write a long winded woe is me post saying she wished to work in a female and trans inclusive only work environment.

Slight powerlevel, but I was already on shakey ground with women before this. The freak did a number on me emotionally and now I just don’t comfortable around women I don’t know through other guys. Even the thought of dating is repulsive to me now.
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That sucks. I’m sorry to hear that. I feel like my job is rife with SJWs. There’s a lot of people who just hit their early to mid-twenties. A lot of them are left-leaning and speak and think the same rhetoric tumblrtards do. I refuse to associate with many of them mainly out of fear of losing my job. A temp at my job got shircanned when he addressed one of our transgendered employees as “sir.” She hadn’t transistioned yet, but some dumb fuck decided to get offended on her behalf and reported him to HR.
 
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Kiwi Lime Pie said:
Possibly ninja'd in part by @Amber the Hedgehog, but considering the fact there are people that see nothing wrong with drag queens coming to libraries to read books and claiming kids are naturally gender-fluid, I'm not surprised one bit - as horrifying as it is (and should be) - that there are parents that see nothing wrong with choosing to take their young kids to see drag queens performing their acts (item #3 in ATH's reply) as a form of reciprocation or returning the favor.
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I would argue that's a huge difference because reading books to children doesn't involve the same kind of performance as a drag show, and libraries aren't 21+ and serving alcohol. If a drag queen is behaving appropriately and just reading books, then I don't see the harm in it.

Besides, it's not like whole generations of children have grown up seeing drag in cartoons.

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One girl I met recently talking to me in a serious tone mad about me making fun of the whole gender thing they have going on (it came on through a conversation about trans rights), I directly asked if she went on the site and the response was yes. Dyed red hair, chubby and stank of some weird smell. The encounter didn't even last that long but it etched into my mind, genuinely hope she never comes back to the place I met her lol
 
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Meowthkip said:
I would argue that's a huge difference because reading books to children doesn't involve the same kind of performance as a drag show, and libraries aren't 21+ and serving alcohol. If a drag queen is behaving appropriately and just reading books, then I don't see the harm in it.
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I agree with your points, and I'd join in on saying "What's the big deal?" if drag queens went to the library and merely read childhood favorites to those assembled for story time.

However, some of these story times feature the drag queens reading stories that are akin to those "written" by Sophie LaBelle and promoting the same troon values and "gender is fluid" narrative.

In the article, the psychologist Dr. Joe Kort, a gender specialist and founder of The Center for Relationship and Sexual Help, parrots the same claim.
He added that kids "are already gender fluid."

"Gender is variant and diverse and fluid. That's what the teens are teaching us and that's where the culture is going," Kort said.
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So teens know more about gender and we should blindly take what they claim to know and use it indoctrinate children. :story:

Also, the so-called center for "Sexual Help" discussing the alleged gender-fluidity of children totally doesn't give off any creepy vibes. ?
 
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Kiwi Lime Pie said:
However, some of these story times feature the drag queens reading stories that are akin to those "written" by Sophie LaBelle and promoting the same troon values and "gender is fluid" narrative.
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Okay, reading anything Labelle has written should definitely count as child abuse.

If it's just something that's like "I have two mommies" then whatever.
 
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I ran into my first 40k SJW again. I went by a different shop I normally visit in order to play a local level tournament. I had my Carcharodons with me, because army level RIP AND TEAR is great fun, and got myself registered to compete. My first three games go swimmingly, so I wont cover them. Fourth game is announced and SJW sits opposite me. Now, SJW had a different appearance from last time so it took me a moment but their voice and weeb tattoo jogged my memory.

I deploy my army of barely sane murderers and they deploy easily 1750 points of all female guard. I do have to give credit for the absolutely lavish paintwork and attention to detail. They have genuine talent and skill for painting these minis. I earnestly wish I could paint that well.

On a tangent, I picked Carcharodons because their colors are dull grey and black. EZPZ to paint.

He rolled initiative and went first. On my turn, I used a land raider to get my warlord, Tyberos the red wake, and his bodyguard of lightning claw terminators into melee range with the pathetic guardswomen. In the span of two turn, Tyberos and co wiped out easily four whole squads of enemy, a tank, and two sentinel walkers. He would not stop attempting to rush my warlord in melee.

I swear I heard him mutter about sexist pig around the time he lost six squads of troops.

In the meantime, I had secured three of five objectives on the field and was working on number four when Tyberos scored a kill on the enemy Warlord and secured the win for me.

Cue the REEEE: this game is so male dominated I don't want to play anymore.

I offered to buy his army cash if he didn't want to play. Sadly, got turned down. Before he left I suggested that he try the sisters of battle instead.
 
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