Politically Correct OTD
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^"Pretending to be what you are not for personal gain is totally different. You’d have to be a special kind of ignorant fuck to compare them as equal."
That's the problem -- there is no way to question the pretending ones and it's impossible to beat the trans/blm lobby because they will always be able to fend off any attack to their favor.
Both transgenderism and BLM have the same function -- to redistribute capital and power (best examples are from academic circles, people fighting for best positions etc):
People steal/appropriate blackness (or use their race card, which can be fine) in order to gain specific opportunities & social capital.
The transgender-platform is designed to capture organizational resources from feminists and gays: https://www.theguardian.com/educ…
https://leiterreports.typepad.co…By gays^ I mean lesbians who refuse to fuck m2f transgenders. We don't hear much about gay men who refuse to fuck f2m's, mainly because f2m's don't stand up for themselves in the same way as m2f's (naturally because they are women). Similarly with transgenders in sports (there are no f2m's competing with biological men, the news headlines are always about biological men competing against women). Trans-movement is strongly skewed in favor of biological men (m2f's).
The main weapon of the Spanish Inquisition is not surprise, but to pass off a financial issue as an ethical one. Any campaign for morality and ethical purity is of the same nature, busy redistributing capital.
Ethics itself is a financial question: "which distribution of resources is the most fair?"
The hypocrisy is that fighters for a fair division of resources somehow always end up having more than what is fair:
https://nypost.com/2021/04/10/in…They fought for rights, which means that they are justly entitled to more rights than those for whose rights they fought -- in the same way bankers are justly entitled to more money than their depositors.
- There’s definitely a way to question if a Jewish guy is black or Hispanic. But I 100% see your point.monospaced
- I don’t think it’s fair to reduce legitimate social issues to a mere capital power struggle. That would be ignoring a lot of actual humanity involved in trans Mmonospaced
- To claim that a person is trans because it benefits them is pretty ignorant. Not sure if this is me misinterpreting this though.monospaced
- There are trans who are fighting for their rights, which is distributing power, in general, which is okdrgs
- There are probably some trans who are in it for personal benefits (always m2f's, like men in prison etc), but this was not my pointdrgs
- My point was that the discourse which is built around blm/trans makes it possible to introduce the broadest censorship, to control any free individualdrgs
- This censorship gives shelter to all kinds of parasitesdrgs
- “In an unfair system, underdogs are always the good guys.” Is a bias.cannonball1978
- Local BLM chapters vs BLM Global Network
https://www.blmchapt…
https://edition.cnn.…drgs - Struggle for high ideas always leads to distortions of this kind, because due to the its abstract nature there is no formal criteria to distinguish core valuesdrgs