Has Kiwi Farms changed any of your perspectives?

KeeweeFirms said:
In all fairness I think its important to remember that correlation does not equal causation. I would argue that the attention whoring spergs that you are thinking of might not even fit the definition of transgendered. If gender is truly a psychological concept with a sociological basis and not a physical one, then a guy who gets his dick cut off for attention or acceptance or any reason other than that he's psychologically a woman, has just had a sex change. The fact that gender can't be changed is the entire reason this is an issue. You can't "decide" to change gender because its convenient. You can only change your sex, and if you are doing that in a way that is disharmonious with your gender I would argue that you do indeed have psychological issues but they are less rooted in identity and more rooted in abandonment and acceptance by society. And that a real shame, because no guy ever felt more part of mainstream society by chopping his dick off and then boasting about it on twitter. Its actually quite self destructive.

So yeah I would argue that you have problems with people who have sex changes, and that the majority of the ones who do in modern society somehow forgot that its a last resort medical intervention and not a "trendy" , "hip" thing to do.
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You’re probably right but nonetheless let’s nuke the troons
 
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Kiwi Farms has helped me realize how much of a threat censorship is to areas that are supposed to be out of the hands of vengeful authoritarians. I'm further solidified in anti-censorship matters more than I've ever been, now.

I've grown more to begrudgingly accept "the clown world" we live in, and I'm happy to see different, reasonable perspectives to be welcomed in a debate. I'm more aware of the importance of privacy, cyber-security, and trust, now than ever.
 
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ZeCommissar said:
I see that (for the most part) it is possible to have a community with widely polarizing views on certain subjects and a good amount of people can discuss these issues in a somewhat civil manner.
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there's people here I vehemently disagree with, who I would be glad to pour out a glass of whiskey with.
 
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The threads on this site are more entertaining to read than anywhere else, considering how batshit insane some lolcows on here can be. Something to brighten my day while worse shit happens around the world.

One of the threads on here made me consider trying RSS, reading up on what it actually does (I've seen it a couple of times before but never looking into it in depth) and maybe trying it out for sites, blogs etc. I actually have an interest in.
 
That there are still some communities left online where you won't get punished for wrongthink, where you can say pretty much whatever is on your mind, where it is possible to actually have a discussion with people who may have vastly different opinions, and if you act like an ass, you get called out and people move on as normal.

It's refreshing.
 
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It certainly made me stop watching politically engaged youtubers entirely. It's just not worth it. It reinforced my distaste for troonery and degeneracy in general, after exposing me to so many hilarious/pitiful crazy scenarios. It pushed me to learn and read more about certain political issues, and taught me that I should better keep my mouth shut regarding these things if I'm not well-informed enough and can't express it correctly.
 
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Promestein said:
Yes, I used to hate the nation of Israel, but the farms changed my perspective on them.
Now I wish nothing but prosperity and good wishes and luck on kicking the Palestine invaders out.
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May G-d help them with wiping out all Mudslimes.
 
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