• axont [she/her, comrade/them]
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    2 years ago

    yeah I took a peek and it looks like they're split right now. Some of them seem more interested in the banal kind of "clean your room bucko" stuff but a lot more are into the transphobia cultural marxism stuff.

    I think it took so many of them this long because they didn't seem to understand a person can be a hateful bigot while also wearing a suit and speaking in an authoritative tone of voice. Or they never understood a person can offer very basic and correct mental healthcare advice while also being wrong about everything else. The skeptical comments on his reddit are mostly worried about his tone of voice or how he's throwing insults around to specific individuals, not the transphobia he's also expressing.

    • Circra [he/him]
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      2 years ago

      I think it's cos we tend to assume that if someone gives one good bit of advice and that's what you come across first then you tend to assume the rest is prob legit too.

      It's a bit like first impressions. The laziest man I ever met in my entire working life told me that the first time he goes to a new setting (I was working in care at the time) he finds and does the dirtiest, toughest job he can find there, the kinda job everyone avoids cos it's just really shit - giving the oven a good clean for instance or deep cleaning the laundry room. It doesn't last forever, but he'd coast on that first impression for quite a while.

    • UlyssesT
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      18 days ago

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