Racism and misogyny and homophobia are so ugly

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Anonymous wrote:I simply can’t believe we are heading back to the ugly days of 1950s. Why are white straight men so scared of people who are different from them? I can’t believe my kids have to grow up in this ignorant hateful mindset when I thought we evolved over the last decades? It’s very sad. The saddest part is that hateful people will explain it away or deny it while voting for racist misogynistic homophobic policies. Our society is doomed. - signed, white straight female

When you make such disgusting statements about a certain group of people based on skin color, gender, or sexual preference, while painting them all with the same brush, you are truly no better than the specific people you are actually referring to. You're probably better and smarter than this; act like it.

It's not racism to point out racism. Stop being ridiculous.

This is their new strategy. Words mean the opposite. Being anti-fascist is bad. Pointing out their racism is racist. This is what fascists do with language.

Bingo!

War is Peace, etc.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I simply can’t believe we are heading back to the ugly days of 1950s. Why are white straight men so scared of people who are different from them? I can’t believe my kids have to grow up in this ignorant hateful mindset when I thought we evolved over the last decades? It’s very sad. The saddest part is that hateful people will explain it away or deny it while voting for racist misogynistic homophobic policies. Our society is doomed. - signed, white straight female

When you make such disgusting statements about a certain group of people based on skin color, gender, or sexual preference, while painting them all with the same brush, you are truly no better than the specific people you are actually referring to. You're probably better and smarter than this; act like it.

It's not racism to point out racism. Stop being ridiculous.

When you paint all people with the same brush based on skin color, sexual preference, religious belief, gender, or any other meaningless identity characteristic, you are indeed a very low IQ bigot. Bigotry in any form does NOT get a free pass!

Cool story. Are you denouncing racism with the same fervor you’re using to denounce the people who are denouncing racism?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I simply can’t believe we are heading back to the ugly days of 1950s. Why are white straight men so scared of people who are different from them? I can’t believe my kids have to grow up in this ignorant hateful mindset when I thought we evolved over the last decades? It’s very sad. The saddest part is that hateful people will explain it away or deny it while voting for racist misogynistic homophobic policies. Our society is doomed. - signed, white straight female

When you make such disgusting statements about a certain group of people based on skin color, gender, or sexual preference, while painting them all with the same brush, you are truly no better than the specific people you are actually referring to. You're probably better and smarter than this; act like it.

It's not racism to point out racism. Stop being ridiculous.

This is their new strategy. Words mean the opposite. Being anti-fascist is bad. Pointing out their racism is racist. This is what fascists do with language.

Calling out the bigotry of a bigot is necessary and purposeful. Categorizing all people with certain identity features as something with negative connotations, such as "bigots", is the very definition of bigotry itself. Surely you people can find enough IQ to figure this out.

Narrator: in fact, they could not find enough IQ.

All these people have is projection.

The poster talking about “war is peace” — give me a break. Your side is the one saying a man can be a woman and that a “trans woman” is indeed a woman. You have zero credibility.

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Anonymous wrote:I simply can’t believe we are heading back to the ugly days of 1950s. Why are white straight men so scared of people who are different from them? I can’t believe my kids have to grow up in this ignorant hateful mindset when I thought we evolved over the last decades? It’s very sad. The saddest part is that hateful people will explain it away or deny it while voting for racist misogynistic homophobic policies. Our society is doomed. - signed, white straight female

When you make such disgusting statements about a certain group of people based on skin color, gender, or sexual preference, while painting them all with the same brush, you are truly no better than the specific people you are actually referring to. You're probably better and smarter than this; act like it.

It's not racism to point out racism. Stop being ridiculous.

When you paint all people with the same brush based on skin color, sexual preference, religious belief, gender, or any other meaningless identity characteristic, you are indeed a very low IQ bigot. Bigotry in any form does NOT get a free pass!

Cool story. Are you denouncing racism with the same fervor you’re using to denounce the people who are denouncing racism?

I denounce bigotry and racism in all forms. I would never suggest that people who are straight, gay, white, black, Jewish, Muslim, Christian, Hispanic, Asian... are inherently racist due to them being straight, gay, white, black Jewish, Muslim, Christian, Hispanic, Asian... because that would make me a bigot.

[Anonymous]

Ah, the daily "doom and gloom" post.

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Anonymous wrote:I simply can’t believe we are heading back to the ugly days of 1950s. Why are white straight men so scared of people who are different from them? I can’t believe my kids have to grow up in this ignorant hateful mindset when I thought we evolved over the last decades? It’s very sad. The saddest part is that hateful people will explain it away or deny it while voting for racist misogynistic homophobic policies. Our society is doomed. - signed, white straight female

When you make such disgusting statements about a certain group of people based on skin color, gender, or sexual preference, while painting them all with the same brush, you are truly no better than the specific people you are actually referring to. You're probably better and smarter than this; act like it.

It's not racism to point out racism. Stop being ridiculous.

This is their new strategy. Words mean the opposite. Being anti-fascist is bad. Pointing out their racism is racist. This is what fascists do with language.

Calling out the bigotry of a bigot is necessary and purposeful. Categorizing all people with certain identity features as something with negative connotations, such as "bigots", is the very definition of bigotry itself. Surely you people can find enough IQ to figure this out.

Please get back to us when straight white men experience true racism, such as Jim Crow laws, segregation, lynching, and being denied credit and gun ownership. Being called a name on an internet forum doesn’t count.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I simply can’t believe we are heading back to the ugly days of 1950s. Why are white straight men so scared of people who are different from them? I can’t believe my kids have to grow up in this ignorant hateful mindset when I thought we evolved over the last decades? It’s very sad. The saddest part is that hateful people will explain it away or deny it while voting for racist misogynistic homophobic policies. Our society is doomed. - signed, white straight female

When you make such disgusting statements about a certain group of people based on skin color, gender, or sexual preference, while painting them all with the same brush, you are truly no better than the specific people you are actually referring to. You're probably better and smarter than this; act like it.

It's not racism to point out racism. Stop being ridiculous.

This is their new strategy. Words mean the opposite. Being anti-fascist is bad. Pointing out their racism is racist. This is what fascists do with language.

Calling out the bigotry of a bigot is necessary and purposeful. Categorizing all people with certain identity features as something with negative connotations, such as "bigots", is the very definition of bigotry itself. Surely you people can find enough IQ to figure this out.

Please get back to us when straight white men experience true racism, such as Jim Crow laws, segregation, lynching, and being denied credit and gun ownership. Being called a name on an internet forum doesn’t count.

Exactly. This is why we should all hate German people. Hitler. We haven't forgotten about Nanjing either, Japan.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I simply can’t believe we are heading back to the ugly days of 1950s. Why are white straight men so scared of people who are different from them? I can’t believe my kids have to grow up in this ignorant hateful mindset when I thought we evolved over the last decades? It’s very sad. The saddest part is that hateful people will explain it away or deny it while voting for racist misogynistic homophobic policies. Our society is doomed. - signed, white straight female

You need to stop bundling things that have nothing to do with each other because everyone's views on each of these issues is different. It's actually quite idiotic and a very dogmatic, divisive, unilateral view of the world. One can agree with one or more issue while disagreeing with others because opinions and experiences can be quite fluid and nuanced throughout a lifetime. You're just mirroring the hate that you accuse others you are accusing of having.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I simply can’t believe we are heading back to the ugly days of 1950s. Why are white straight men so scared of people who are different from them? I can’t believe my kids have to grow up in this ignorant hateful mindset when I thought we evolved over the last decades? It’s very sad. The saddest part is that hateful people will explain it away or deny it while voting for racist misogynistic homophobic policies. Our society is doomed. - signed, white straight female

You need to stop bundling things that have nothing to do with each other because everyone's views on each of these issues is different. It's actually quite idiotic and a very dogmatic, divisive, unilateral view of the world. One can agree with one or more issue while disagreeing with others because opinions and experiences can be quite fluid and nuanced throughout a lifetime. You're just mirroring the hate that you accuse others you are accusing of having.

I had a Chinese-American friend in middle school who was a Hitler sympathizer and this is how we know Asian people are fascists.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's unfortunately not just the white men. There are white women who are into this turning back the clock. They are afraid and acting like jackass*s.

The Congressional Rep who campaigns on being Trump's biggest lapdog is Black.

[Anonymous]

I don't think anyone is actually afraid of gay people. No one hesitates walking down a dark street, looking around for gays. It's just a bizarre concept and I'm over it. People arent afraid of gays, and most people by the polling don't think about gays or want to stop gay people from having gay liaisons. They just don't like pride parades. If Gallup asked, "would you rather have your child's teacher be openly gay or have a pride parade on your street every day," the teacher is winning every time.

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Anonymous wrote:I simply can’t believe we are heading back to the ugly days of 1950s. Why are white straight men so scared of people who are different from them? I can’t believe my kids have to grow up in this ignorant hateful mindset when I thought we evolved over the last decades? It’s very sad. The saddest part is that hateful people will explain it away or deny it while voting for racist misogynistic homophobic policies. Our society is doomed. - signed, white straight female

When you make such disgusting statements about a certain group of people based on skin color, gender, or sexual preference, while painting them all with the same brush, you are truly no better than the specific people you are actually referring to. You're probably better and smarter than this; act like it.

It's not racism to point out racism. Stop being ridiculous.

This is their new strategy. Words mean the opposite. Being anti-fascist is bad. Pointing out their racism is racist. This is what fascists do with language.

Calling out the bigotry of a bigot is necessary and purposeful. Categorizing all people with certain identity features as something with negative connotations, such as "bigots", is the very definition of bigotry itself. Surely you people can find enough IQ to figure this out.

Please get back to us when straight white men experience true racism, such as Jim Crow laws, segregation, lynching, and being denied credit and gun ownership. Being called a name on an internet forum doesn’t count.

Exactly. This is why we should all hate German people. Hitler. We haven't forgotten about Nanjing either, Japan.

Non sequitur.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don't think anyone is actually afraid of gay people. No one hesitates walking down a dark street, looking around for gays. It's just a bizarre concept and I'm over it. People arent afraid of gays, and most people by the polling don't think about gays or want to stop gay people from having gay liaisons. They just don't like pride parades. If Gallup asked, "would you rather have your child's teacher be openly gay or have a pride parade on your street every day," the teacher is winning every time.

90% of Americans could care less what their child's teacher's sexual preference, race, gender, religious beliefs are. They just care about their competence as a teacher. No one wants a parade of any kind on their street every day.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don't think anyone is actually afraid of gay people. No one hesitates walking down a dark street, looking around for gays. It's just a bizarre concept and I'm over it. People arent afraid of gays, and most people by the polling don't think about gays or want to stop gay people from having gay liaisons. They just don't like pride parades. If Gallup asked, "would you rather have your child's teacher be openly gay or have a pride parade on your street every day," the teacher is winning every time.

No one’s afraid of gays…they just want no parades, no books about gay people in libraries, no mention of it in schools, no gay people in the military (Don’t Ask Don’t Tell), no gay movie characters, no gay people celebrating their identity in public, no gay people getting married. They just want to be able to call gay people deviants, perverts, and filth, and shove them back into the closet where they won’t bother anybody. But sure, nobody’s actually SCARED of them, so it’s all OK and there’s no bigotry

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Anonymous wrote:I don't think anyone is actually afraid of gay people. No one hesitates walking down a dark street, looking around for gays. It's just a bizarre concept and I'm over it. People arent afraid of gays, and most people by the polling don't think about gays or want to stop gay people from having gay liaisons. They just don't like pride parades. If Gallup asked, "would you rather have your child's teacher be openly gay or have a pride parade on your street every day," the teacher is winning every time.

90% of Americans could care less what their child's teacher's sexual preference, race, gender, religious beliefs are. They just care about their competence as a teacher. No one wants a parade of any kind on their street every day.

I’ll bet you’re fine with St. Patrick’s Day parades and Veteran’s Day parades, though.