Social Justice Warriors - Now With Less Feminism Sperging

Muh_Soggy_Knee said:
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Someone doesn't know that a Bilingual just speaks 2 languages and that the word for someone that speaks several languages is a polyglot.
 
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BadTakeCrucifier said:
Been thinking about this a lot and I think I get why this bothers me.

Black slavery messages seem to "backfire" so badly at getting rid of racism, because white people cannot truly comprehend slavery if you take away all stories and historical messages of white people being enslaved.


They make it literally "black vs white" instead of "slavery is bad."
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At the end of the day, i think it's all just a show of venting out hot air. The slavery messages pushed feel like an attempt to seek validation towards whites. Most blacks either don't have a true solution, confused or seem to be in denial about what they truly want, so they constantly push these conversations as a passive technique towards validation.
 
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Stuck in Corners said:
At the end of the day, i think it's all just a show of venting out hot air. The slavery messages pushed feel like an attempt to seek validation towards whites. Most blacks either don't have a true solution, confused or seem to be in denial about what they truly want, so they constantly push these conversations as a passive technique towards validation.
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Venting can be important for emotional closure. But closure also requires people finding ways to bond, and share their feelings in return. I've never thought slavery was good, in fact half of white people descend directly from serfs and slaves. But they get called liars now, it's insane. I would never tell a black person their ancestors don't matter. How can we have empathy if we can't actually discuss what makes us the same?

A lot of the venting seems like troll guarding for an emotional monopoly on the concept of slavery. And the only thing that will create is MORE racism, not less, since all of this is rooted in "sins of the father" rhetoric.

For example, it just makes me think that BLM doesn't even care about actual black slaves, anyway, because they could use their billion dollars to buy the freedom of present day slaves in Libya... but they will NEVER do that. They're donating the money to white politicians. This is gross gaslighting.
 
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BadTakeCrucifier said:
For example, it just makes me think that BLM doesn't even care about actual black slaves, anyway, because they could use their billion dollars to buy the freedom of present day slaves in Libya... but they will NEVER do that. They're donating the money to white politicians. This is gross gaslighting.
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They don't care about blacks period, and that's a given how they usually operate. Sure, police brutality is a thing and everyone despises it, but you only make it matter when it's a black person and when the "white devil" gets brutalized, they say that the person deserve it. Plus, let's not forget that they don't give half a fuck about black on black crime and when hoodlums rob black owned stores, it's just business as usual.

They are into this in order to perpetuate themselves and for that they need to constantly remind us that whitey is evil and that they are the victims. And when i say themselves, it's the leaders which are, most likely, white as the driven snow.
 
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Muh_Soggy_Knee said:
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Toonami went woke and the weebs weren't happy.

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Still crying over the 2016 election results, eh?
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>looks down at weebs
>name is Watch Rise of the TMNT
Why am I not shocked?

I am boggled that Toonami of all places were pushing a BLM message, especially when you consider the audience watches anime to get away from politics in the US. Where they banking on the black anime fandom or do they not understand their audience?
 
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Private Pyle said:
>looks down at weebs
>name is Watch Rise of the TMNT
Why am I not shocked?

I am boggled that Toonami of all places were pushing a BLM message, especially when you consider the audience watches anime to get away from politics in the US. Where they banking on the black anime fandom or do they not understand their audience?
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Maybe that's the point, so you can't escape from the message.
 
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Private Pyle said:
I am boggled that Toonami of all places were pushing a BLM message, especially when you consider the audience watches anime to get away from politics in the US. Where they banking on the black anime fandom or do they not understand their audience?
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Cartoon Network is run by people who hate their audience.
 
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Private Pyle said:
>looks down at weebs
>name is Watch Rise of the TMNT
Why am I not shocked?

I am boggled that Toonami of all places were pushing a BLM message, especially when you consider the audience watches anime to get away from politics in the US. Where they banking on the black anime fandom or do they not understand their audience?
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Aside from the obvious fact that nearly ever major media company in the United States actively hates their own audience like @Shaka Brah mentioned, this was probably one of the boilerplate BLM endorsements that nearly every corporation was drafting up back in June and early July. It does not feel like it was made in August at any point, and the fact it aired right after Kenosha Kyle and the murder in Portland was probably more of a case of really bad timing.

Given that an entire animated TV spot with Steve Blum voice acting it takes a longer time to get made than a regular tweet, I think this was probably made right at the height of the pro-BLM madness in late June or July but wasn't scheduled to air until the end of August since Toonami and Adult Swim tend to program their announcements and promos weeks or months in advance.
 
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Private Pyle said:
I am boggled that Toonami of all places were pushing a BLM message, especially when you consider the audience watches anime to get away from politics in the US. Where they banking on the black anime fandom or do they not understand their audience?
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Pop-culture luminary Robert Chipman begs to differ:
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Positron said:
Pop-culture luminary Robert Chipman begs to differ:
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If the one anime convention I was dragged to (in 2015, IIRC) is any indication, there are/were a lot of pasty black kids who are waaaaay too into anime.

I don't know how you can be both black and pasty, but these kids did it.
 
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PurpleEater said:
This was pretty damn funny.

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Email from based professor attached.
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It's funny how TwitterOP didn't elaborate on what the problem here is, as if it should be obvious that having half of your course books be written by minorities is an egregious sin. And now I'm realizing a white supremacist would actually feel the same way she does lol. The horseshoe strikes again.
 
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