Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:That's the great thing about being an Eggshell. Call out anything as racist microaggression and you are the victim. If you are the Eggshell victim of microaggressions you are then entitled to commit macroaggressions with impunity against the racist microaggressors.
In some cases, it's an eggshell personality.
In other cases, it's pure manipulation. A bully hiding behind claims of victimhood.
Yes--I think that was the point of the long article. Eggshell plaintiffs are bullies hiding behind claims of victimhood.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:That's the great thing about being an Eggshell. Call out anything as racist microaggression and you are the victim. If you are the Eggshell victim of microaggressions you are then entitled to commit macroaggressions with impunity against the racist microaggressors.
In some cases, it's an eggshell personality.
In other cases, it's pure manipulation. A bully hiding behind claims of victimhood.
Anonymous wrote:That's the great thing about being an Eggshell. Call out anything as racist microaggression and you are the victim. If you are the Eggshell victim of microaggressions you are then entitled to commit macroaggressions with impunity against the racist microaggressors.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Quite simply because as I have said, I did not see that part of the post and because you and your merry band have spent hundreds of posts now vilifying Islam, but as far as I now know, that immigrant poster spent one post stating Shia are not Muslim. What you and your merry band of three have done to all of Islam is far, far worse than that immigrant poster has done. Bottom line.
Different poster here. OK, you've made hay about four posts:
1. Somebody called Mohammed a pedophile back in August.
2. Somebody called Islam "barbaric" on September 6 or 7.
3. Somebody said that the reason Muslima posts a picture of a veiled woman because she wants to garner sympathy. (Originally, you claimed this poster told Muslima to remove her veil, but people produced the original post and showed you had made that up.)
Do us a favor. Identify some more of these "hundreds of posts vilifying Islam."
Oh wait, people were merely disagreeing with you about things like how to define women's equality, or whether Islam gave women the vote 1400 years ago, or whether the conversion rate exceeds the immigration rate. In your mind, that's equivalent to "vilifying" Islam. Got it.
I think religious statements are factual to those who believe in them.
So arguing over the "facts" makes one an Islamaphobe? I think we are getting closer to the heart of the thing....
Anonymous wrote:I confess to googling the word, too. I'm sure different people use it different ways, and I'm sure some of these ways are absolutely sincere (I'm a liberal, after all). I'm also sure that OP uses the word "micro-aggression" to bully people (along with name-calling and threats of exposure by Harvardians), in other words, to try to squelch any debate or inquiry into her claims/posts.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Quite simply because as I have said, I did not see that part of the post and because you and your merry band have spent hundreds of posts now vilifying Islam, but as far as I now know, that immigrant poster spent one post stating Shia are not Muslim. What you and your merry band of three have done to all of Islam is far, far worse than that immigrant poster has done. Bottom line.
Different poster here. OK, you've made hay about four posts:
1. Somebody called Mohammed a pedophile back in August.
2. Somebody called Islam "barbaric" on September 6 or 7.
3. Somebody said that the reason Muslima posts a picture of a veiled woman because she wants to garner sympathy. (Originally, you claimed this poster told Muslima to remove her veil, but people produced the original post and showed you had made that up.)
Do us a favor. Identify some more of these "hundreds of posts vilifying Islam."
Oh wait, people were merely disagreeing with you about things like how to define women's equality, or whether Islam gave women the vote 1400 years ago, or whether the conversion rate exceeds the immigration rate. In your mind, that's equivalent to "vilifying" Islam. Got it.
I think religious statements are factual to those who believe in them.
So arguing over the "facts" makes one an Islamaphobe? I think we are getting closer to the heart of the thing....
No, refusing to watch youtube links she provided does...
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Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Quite simply because as I have said, I did not see that part of the post and because you and your merry band have spent hundreds of posts now vilifying Islam, but as far as I now know, that immigrant poster spent one post stating Shia are not Muslim. What you and your merry band of three have done to all of Islam is far, far worse than that immigrant poster has done. Bottom line.
Different poster here. OK, you've made hay about four posts:
1. Somebody called Mohammed a pedophile back in August.
2. Somebody called Islam "barbaric" on September 6 or 7.
3. Somebody said that the reason Muslima posts a picture of a veiled woman because she wants to garner sympathy. (Originally, you claimed this poster told Muslima to remove her veil, but people produced the original post and showed you had made that up.)
Do us a favor. Identify some more of these "hundreds of posts vilifying Islam."
Oh wait, people were merely disagreeing with you about things like how to define women's equality, or whether Islam gave women the vote 1400 years ago, or whether the conversion rate exceeds the immigration rate. In your mind, that's equivalent to "vilifying" Islam. Got it.
I think religious statements are factual to those who believe in them.
So arguing over the "facts" makes one an Islamaphobe? I think we are getting closer to the heart of the thing....
No, refusing to watch youtube links she provided does...