Encounters With SJWs/Tumblristas Offline or In Unusual Communities

Have three colleagues from school that are those type of sjws that have blogs to reblog Hamilton/su/other fanart and tumblrina posts, worship Buzzfeed, etc, and the worse of all is that they used to follow me. I’d reblog really anti-sjw stuff and one of them asked me about it, I just shruged, and she rolled her eyes.
I’d feel bad about it but one of them is a massive, insecure manipulating cunt that draws in that su/anime style, has a bad comic and is always attention seeking, the second one is otherkin, super nice (she’s actually a great friend) and is (sadly) in love with the first one, the third one only talks about “how gay he is” all day.
I’m really glad they’re not in my class, I can’t even eat lunch with them (the first and the third one).
 
Have three colleagues from school that are those type of sjws that have blogs to reblog Hamilton/su/other fanart and tumblrina posts, worship Buzzfeed, etc, and the worse of all is that they used to follow me. I’d reblog really anti-sjw stuff and one of them asked me about it, I just shruged, and she rolled her eyes.
I’d feel bad about it but one of them is a massive, insecure manipulating cunt that draws in that su/anime style, has a bad comic and is always attention seeking, the second one is otherkin, super nice (she’s actually a great friend) and is (sadly) in love with the first one, the third one only talks about “how gay he is” all day.
I’m really glad they’re not in my class, I can’t even eat lunch with them (the first and the third one).
I'd like to see that comic, could be really good cringe material, whats it called?
 
I'd like to see that comic, could be really good cringe material, whats it called?

Man, I’ve been meaning to find her comic for a really long time as well. I left my Tumblr account and forgot their blogs, and it would be really weird to ask for it all of a sudden (she knows that I don’t really like her art). I don’t even know if she posted it, but I will definitely look for it.
 
SADLY, she probably didn’t publish her comic, but I did find some of her art. It just looks like cutesy generic shit, nothing special about it tho:
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This is violent misgendering and must be stamped out.

I inquired, and was informed that "'they' is a gender-neutral pronoun that is properly inclusive. If we called people 'he' or 'she' then it would make nonbinary and genderqueer people feel left out, so we just call everyone 'they' to keep it equal."

It's like the gender version of communism, in which you make everything equal by making sure nobody gets to have anything at all.
 
I inquired, and was informed that "'they' is a gender-neutral pronoun that is properly inclusive. If we called people 'he' or 'she' then it would make nonbinary and genderqueer people feel left out, so we just call everyone 'they' to keep it equal."

It's like the gender version of communism, in which you make everything equal by making sure nobody gets to have anything at all.
(:_(
 
I inquired, and was informed that "'they' is a gender-neutral pronoun that is properly inclusive. If we called people 'he' or 'she' then it would make nonbinary and genderqueer people feel left out, so we just call everyone 'they' to keep it equal."

It's like the gender version of communism, in which you make everything equal by making sure nobody gets to have anything at all.
And knowing how fickle Tumblr/SJW circles are, it’s bound to backfire anyways because all it takes is one troon reeing about how the “everyone is a they” policy erases their identity as a “true honest wymyn/soft yaoi boi,” or how “bunself” feels erased because it excludes neopronouns for that whole system to fall apart.

Plus it’s kinda insulting to say “We’re not going to call you by your actual gender because someone who isn’t you might be offended on your behalf.” I thought SJW Troon Etiquette 101 dictated that a person’s preferred pronouns must always be respected?
 
I thought SJW Troon Etiquette 101 dictated that a person’s preferred pronouns must always be respected?

You missed the fine print at the bottom, which reads: "We reserve the right to change these rules at any time, without notice. In case of any conflict, we are always right and you are always wrong."
 
I had an encounter a few weeks ago and forgot about this thread until now...
It was the first day of my statistics class and the professor is doing roll call. He's like super old and very Russian, so I'm sure this guys probably seen some shit back in the day. Anyway everything is going fine until he calls on this one person who has a unisexual name (I would state it but I'm not sure if theres rules about using names). The person, who has that classic Tumblr green hair with shaved sides speaks up. "Actually, my name is *other unisexual name thats strangely very common in the nb circles (see if you can guess!)*" They say. To which my soviet statistics professor replies: "That may be what you go by in your personal life but here you will go by *original name*" with the sweetest smile I've ever seen radiate off of someone who looks like they ratted their uncle out to Stalin when they were 8.
Green-hair waits until the end of roll call and storms out of the room. I assume that they dropped the class immediately while probably openly sobbing in the bathroom because I haven't seen them since. Oh well
 
You missed the fine print at the bottom, which reads: "We reserve the right to change these rules at any time, without notice. In case of any conflict, we are always right and you are always wrong."
I thought it said, "We reserve the right to always move the goal post because on the off chance a cis-het fucking white male shitlord does something we perceive as right we need to be able to find something negative to say about it SOMEHOW!"
 
I inquired, and was informed that "'they' is a gender-neutral pronoun that is properly inclusive. If we called people 'he' or 'she' then it would make nonbinary and genderqueer people feel left out, so we just call everyone 'they' to keep it equal."

It's like the gender version of communism, in which you make everything equal by making sure nobody gets to have anything at all.
I was on r/linguistics recently, and a guy said he sometimes refers to people who are men/women with 'they'--not to be more inclusive or anything, this is just how he talks. He's been told this is bad because it means 'they' will no longer exclusively refer to non-binary people.

I'm hardly young, like 29, but my wife lately has been frequently pointing out "you know, you can say he/she" and once complained that my stories are too complicated because of how much I use they.

I'm not making any conscious effort to avoid he/she. I did used to do that, years ago - in an effort to protect the privacy of people I was talking about.

I've heard some people push back against my more frequent usage though, as they feel it could lead to erasure of non-binary people, because now it's not clear if someone doesn't identify as either gender. I disagree, but I see where they're coming from and think it's fun to imagine what the new non-specific pronoun will be, if they ever gets to be a gender-void pronoun, rather than a gender-non-specific one.
 
I had a run-in with one of them one semester. She wasn't noticeably SJW-like just looking at her - no dangerhair, no horrible makeup (at least not to class). The only thing that'd clue you in would probably have been the eye-gore pseudo-lolita fashion that she decks herself in every single day. I never knew of her existence until I had to take a philosophy class to clear out my classes and she was in that class with me, and boy did she make an impression day one.

There's a tendency by instructors here to either give very light content or no content at all in the first lecture, preferring to run through some logistics, deadlines, the course structure and the course itself. In this particular class, the prof decided to just run through some deadlines and go through the themes and (briefly) the reading materials that we would be running through in each week. We happened to have a week dedicated to a Darwinian perspective in understanding ethics and morality, and the main material assigned was this article that attempted to take a look at morality using Darwin's theory of evolution. It wasn't supposed to be a particularly controversial reading, and mind you, this was just the first week into semester and most people wouldn't have much strong opinions about things much later in the semester.

Except her. Just hearing the word 'Darwin' flipped on her switch and she piped up in the middle of the prof's introductory spiel about the week's theme, speaking with a lisp, something along the lines of: "But-but Darwin was responsible for homophobic and sexist beliefs..." Maybe it was just me, but I swear the class went into this dead, awkward silence. Not one of those thoughtful silences where you could feel everyone thinking, but one of those awkward silences where you could feel everyone dying inside.

In later weeks her behavior showed more. She would pipe up in the middle of class to say the most inane shit, or sometimes even chirp up her opinion on why she was so happy the prof brought up homosexuality as an example. And the prof was all too happy to accept whatever she said. Towards the end of the semester, either because she didn't realize the implications or because of a slip of the mouth, she said to the prof in the middle of class, with everyone listening: "I heard from my mother that an acquaintance of yours ate chicken in front of a philosopher to annoy him." Her mother taught in the department and knew the prof personally. Make what you will of that.

I grew curious about her across that semester and did my own snooping on the net about her. I'd also happened to make a friend who happened to be in the same course as her and heard of her antics before, and I found out that:
  • She had Aspergers, was dyslexic and had been awarded a disability scholarship
  • She apparently had a track record where she would dramatically faint during examinations just so she could re-take it, or bugging instructors endlessly just so she could get an advantage over others in assignments
  • She was lesbian and had a girlfriend from overseas that she might have never met in person before (but for some reason she was dying to marry and would proudly announce that to the whole class)
  • She actively declared herself as a feminist and a fierce supporter of trans rights
  • Although she didn't do it in the class we were in, there were also stories of her chimping out about social justice in other classes
I'm just glad I won't ever see her anymore. Apparently what I'd experienced with her was just the tip of the iceberg of her insanity.
 
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