Encounters With SJWs/Tumblristas Offline or In Unusual Communities

[Von Clausewitz]

Does she realize that Eva Braun was the wife of hitler

Yes and no, I don't know to this day what the title of the reading had to do with anything... or if this was the name of the act. I never asked and I frankly I don't want to know.

 

[CWCissey]

Does she realize that Eva Braun was the wife of hitler

She probably did, that's why she called it that, for arty giggles and shit.

I've seen an interpretive dance or some such crap show literally called 'I Hope They Never Find Keith's Body On The Moors' a reference to one of the victims of the Moors Murders. They got booed off the stage and booted out about 30 seconds after they started.

 

[Red]

I was kicked out of a dungeon party in GW2 for "using a slur."

 

[CWCissey]

I was kicked out of a dungeon party in GW2 for "using a slur."

Details please!

 

[Adamska]

She probably did, that's why she called it that, for arty giggles and shit.

I've seen an interpretive dance or some such crap show literally called 'I Hope They Never Find Keith's Body On The Moors' a reference to one of the victims of the Moors Murders. They got booed off the stage and booted out about 30 seconds after they started.

Most likely, she came off as the type of person who gets off on being edgy as fuck. Hence all the metaphorical ovary crushing and ball smashing.

 

[Red]

Details please!

I was in an Honor of the Waves party (and honestly I was pulling basically everyone else along) and we were discussing some mechanics of the upcoming DLC. I called something "retarded" and was immediately kicked and then got an angry whisper from one of the party members about how ablest I am.

 

[ChurchOfGodBear]

Had a SJW say this to me once:

"If I had a choice between being seen naked by a guy who might rape me, or a woman who'd judge me, I'd rather be seen by the guy."

Odd that, for all the screaming they do about RAPE, it's still ranking way lower than someone disapproving of your body type.

 

[Slurms McCorgi]

Spoiler: incoherent, probably

I'm not sure if they can be called SJWs, but my university is certainly full of people who aggressively promote their beliefs. This kind of behavior isn't tolerated at all in the religion department, but for whatever reason it goes unchecked everywhere else. I've had two such teachers, PhD candidates from the mainland who I sincerely hope are denied their doctorates. People like them shouldn't be shaping young adults' lives if they can't keep political discussion where it belongs.

So far in my Intro to Sociology class, the teacher has stopped to repeat that radical or otherwise bad feminism isn't real feminism at least once in every class...while we're still covering the very basics of the field. I understand wanting to defend your ideologies, but not only is doing so in a school setting inappropriate; this woman's thinking is so frustratingly backwards (She was honest enough to say she isn't anywhere near qualified to teach yet, though her behavior is telling enough. She treats her students like children and is more disorganized than a senile church board.). Twice now she's cited sexism—instead of, say, difficult diagnosis—as the main reason for more women than men dying of heart attacks. Today she, the TA (Why does she have a TA when she isn't technically a professor?), and later a few classmates defended Mattress Girl, calling her a martyr and an example of why we all need feminism. I feel like listening to her long enough will give me heart problems.

Last year I took an Asian-American Literature class that was less about Asian-Americans than the evils of the white man. First thing the teacher did that semester was denounce personal titles as institutions meant to keep women under men's thumb. She then asked the students for their title and preferred pronouns. "Make your own if you like!" she said. For extra credit she gave links for us to read and analyze, but none of them had anything to do with the class; instead, they were articles about (among other topics), better education in Germany, better everything in Germany, and frickin Anita Sarkeesian and whatever had happened to her because of Gamergate. I asked at some point if she had a Tumblr, but she had no idea what I meant (She doesn't have one.).

 

[fishercat]

While I was at work a couple days ago, a coworker of mine--who is very much a Tumblrina, but has been pleasant to work with and I actually enjoy debating with them--was ringing a customer up. This customer was a tall, lanky man with a beard forced into a single, skinny braid, and beside him was a woman with hair that had been dyed black with a faint purple streak on the side. And then, I shit you not, the man said this:

"What are your preferred pronouns?"

My coworker seemed to be delighted by this question, meanwhile I just watched on in horror. The man and woman chatted with my coworker about pronouns and other bullshit, but I'd stopped listening. That question had come completely out of the blue and was awkward as fuck. Why would this man need to know my coworker's pronouns? It's not like they're friends. My coworker was just a cashier to this man, and yet they'd engaged in a total Tumblr pronoun wankfest. It was mind-boggling.

After the two Tumblrites that smelled like weed had left, I said to my coworker, "Good god, Tumblr is leaking."

They couldn't see why that was a bad thing, and I felt too dead inside to explain.

 

[Fleshy Sanik]

[QUOTE post: 949657, member: 6076"]I was in an Honor of the Waves party (and honestly I was pulling basically everyone else along) and we were discussing some mechanics of the upcoming DLC. I called something "retarded" and was immediately kicked and then got an angry whisper from one of the party members about how ablest I am. [/QUOTE]
Well, umfortunately gw2 has become a bit of a stronghold for sjws.
When one of the devs made a map of the world they saw fit to name one of the regions "misandry, not real"

 

[Lackadaisy]

We held a Mid-Autumn festival on campus last year, and some people got up in arms about my pasty white ass helping to run it. Apparently, I was appropriating Chinese culture and reinforcing 'negative Asian stereotypes' (which ones, I never understood) even though I was pretty much just an English-Chinese dictionary who would run between the Chinese Exchange Club (most of whom weren't comfortable presenting budgets and planning in English) and the administration. The best part was that it wasn't even the Chinese or Asian students who were mad at me, just a bunch of angry white girls (plus one who might have been a dude, I dunno).

 

[Positron]

Everyone in the class
(same class with the professor who was pro homeopathy)

So why didn't the professox killed xirself, given xe was in a position of power?

 

[Hummingbird]

My fiance told me about what happens when SJWs join tabletop games. One female SJW tried to keep one of the male character from talking to female NPCs in fear that he might rape them. (The guy was a lawful-good paladin.) Eventually the DM got so sick of her, that he booted her out.)

 

[Lackadaisy]

My fiance told me about what happens when SJWs join tabletop games. One female SJW tried to keep one of the male character from talking to female NPCs in fear that he might rape them. (The guy was a lawful-good paladin.) Eventually the DM got so sick of her, that he booted her out.)

Ah, yes. SJW in tabletop gaming are one of the most annoying things I've ever experienced. Good on the DM for booting her. I once was part of a game where the SJW was the DM's girlfriend, so no luck there. I swear, she only came to the sessions because D&D/tabletop games are a stereotypical 'guy thing' and she wanted to smash gender boundaries or what-not. She was really pissed that we were actually about half and half on gender representation and started spouting nonsense about how we didn't have enough 'ethnic people' at our table. That pissed off one of the players so badly (he was black, btw) that he actually recruited a good five extra of his 'ethnic' friends to sit at the table next time. Good times.

 

[Android raptor]

This is minor as hell, but I'm currently at a con and there's an androgynous creature running around in a random assortment of clothing and accessories (including some hot pants that look uncomfortably tight) that involves a female symbol patch on the back and an "ask me about my pronouns" button. I haven't heard or seen them do anything sjw-y, but I can't say I'm too keen on finding out if they will given that they're basically wearing giant warning signs.

 

[Lackadaisy]

This is minor as hell, but I'm currently at a con and there's an androgynous creature running around in a random assortment of clothing and accessories (including some hot pants that look uncomfortably tight) that involves a female symbol patch on the back and an "ask me about my pronouns" button. I haven't heard or seen them do anything sjw-y, but I can't say I'm too keen on finding out if they will given that they're basically wearing giant warning signs.

It's like the bright colors of a poison dartfrog - nature's warning the rest of us about their toxicity.

 

[Furina]

It was a text book, I only rented it because fuck paying for that bullshit. I cited it in one of my papers I saved though, so you're in luck.

Dines, Gail, and Humez, Gender Race and Class in Media.

I found the book you mentioned online and grabbed a couple of examples. They do have no idea what they're talking about.

Spoiler: Examples

 

[Lackadaisy]

Metal Gear Solid 4: Fable II

This has to be a troll-textbook.

 

[autisticdragonkin]

I found the book you mentioned online and grabbed a couple of examples. They do have no idea what they're talking about.

Spoiler: Examples

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Did they just call "Super Smash Mario Brothers Brawl" a first person shooter

 

[Lackadaisy]

Did they just call super smash brothers a first person shooter

I think they called it 'a Hobbesian war of all against all.' How is that not praise?

EDIT: ...They called Fallout 3 an online, combat strategy game. What.