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  • bloop [he/him]
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    2 years ago

    Racism against white people matters is really the hill you want to die on?

  • viva_la_juche [they/them, any]
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    2 years ago

    You tried straightsplaining to gay people why using a slur directed at them for casual use wasn’t homophobic. Despite the fact that you’ll never be a target of that abuse you argued with them anyway instead of listening to the people effected by it.

    You tried to mansplain to women what is and isn’t sexual assault. Despite the fact that you’ll never be a target of that abuse you argued with them anyway instead of listening to the people effected by it.

    Now you’re trying to whites plain about racism which isn’t something you’re ever going to experience. You literal contradict yourself here about how bipoc experience real effects from the racism directed to them where you don’t. Someone saying you don’t know wtf your talking about bc your white isn’t oppression

    When you keep getting called out by people effected by shit you’re shooting your mouth off about maybe it’s time to chill on the headassery and do some self reflection

      • WoofWoof91 [comrade/them]
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        2 years ago

        cocksucker isn’t homophobic either, eat shit

        If you use it as an insult then it very much is

          • WoofWoof91 [comrade/them]
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            2 years ago

            If you call someone a cocksucker as an insult then it very clearly means you think that's a bad thing

            Like if some chud called you a "fucking communist"

                  • WoofWoof91 [comrade/them]
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                    2 years ago

                    It's something that has been, and still is, used as a homophobic insult
                    I tried to get this through to you

                      • viva_la_juche [they/them, any]
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                        2 years ago

                        (Especially a homosexual)

                        It was made to be homophobic. The Reason it’s an insult to straight men is rooted in toxic masculinity and derived from homophobia.

                        You, a straight dude, don’t get to decide it’s not offensive it doesn’t concern you anymore than dumb ass white people in the south get to say the n slur is just a word.

                          • viva_la_juche [they/them, any]
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                            2 years ago

                            Do you… do you think this definition was written by a person in 1890?

                            It’s a definition acknowledging the homophobic use of the word in its history and that it was earliest attested in 1890

                            Either way, people today are telling you the same thing as well, the point is it’s been that way for a while.

                            Either way when it was written, 1890, 890, 2023, doesn’t really address the fact I said before: You, a straight dude, don’t get to decide it’s not offensive it doesn’t concern you anymore than dumb ass white people in the south get to say the n slur is just a word.

                              • viva_la_juche [they/them, any]
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                                2 years ago

                                Why do you think you get to tell people it’s ok for you to use a slur made up to denigrate them by the oppressor class you belong to? And why do you think you get to tell them whether or not they can find it offensive?

                                  • viva_la_juche [they/them, any]
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                                    2 years ago

                                    That doesn’t work bc you’re the one in this situation lacking the experience. You’re using a word that is target to gay people which you aren’t. You’re jumping argument, stay here. Why is it ok for you a straight guy to tell gay people it’s ok for you to say a word made up to reify homophobia commonly yelled at them when they were the targets of violence?

                                      • viva_la_juche [they/them, any]
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                                        2 years ago

                                        Only to point out to you that you have a history if being ignorantly reactionary and that you need to work on that

                                        Don't wanna say bc you just like saying it more than you care about how it effects others or...? Do t see any answers here

                                          • viva_la_juche [they/them, any]
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                                            2 years ago

                                            It wasn't jumping arguments it was making a point with 3 separate examples, again that you're reactionary and you argue with people calling you out instead of listening. I've seen it tons if times I remembered 3.

                                            Were rehashing this one now bc you started defending this shit. We can get to all three as you wish but me bringing those up didn't evade anything I was just starting to address you, literally my 1st comment lol

                                            You are evading answering me again, why do you think its OK for you to tell gsy people it's ok for you to say homoohobic stuff and rheyre wrong if they tell you a straight guy that it's nnot ok

                                            • viva_la_juche [they/them, any]
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                                              2 years ago

                                              @IllMake50moreaccount hey seems like you responded to an obvious shitpost and upvoted all your old comments instead of responding here, maybe you just didn't see it. I know you didn't nit answer it 4 times and make a new acct randomly bc you just don't have one that doesn't cause you cognitive dissonance so here's your opportunity

                      • WoofWoof91 [comrade/them]
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                        2 years ago

                        I look forward to your tweet thread about how my existence is bourgeois decadence

              • CanYouFeelItMrKrabs [any, he/him]
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                2 years ago

                Conventionally it is used as an insult so that is why it is one. The contents of the world are not the important part here

                In school there were several insults people used against each other (in Hindi) that we did not exactly know the meaning of. But like knowing they were bad is good enough

          • viva_la_juche [they/them, any]
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            2 years ago

            You literally would rather bend yourself into a pretzel to justify continuing to say literal slurs once you learned actually it hurts people then just grow up

      • viva_la_juche [they/them, any]
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        2 years ago

        citation needed

        You’re jacking off at work next to women SA bullshit you were on

        idk people were upvoting me but then woops comments removed, but I guess the mod team is the god team m i rite

        That there’s other dudes with an equally 0 amount of self awareness that upvote your shit doesn’t really mean much, you got push back from people effect by it for a reason and their opinion means more than your cishet white boy headass shit whether you like it not

        The fact you can type a sentience like “cocksucker isn’t homophobic” is comically, pathetically brain dead.

      • hahafuck [they/them]
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        2 years ago

        Cocksucker is homophobic. It means you are a man who sucks cocks and that its bad to do so. Pretty cut and dry. It is however very fun to use and I don't think against the rules generally in most contexts

          • hahafuck [they/them]
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            2 years ago

            You in the general sense not specifically you. It means "one who is a man who sucks cocks and that is bad"

              • hahafuck [they/them]
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                2 years ago

                Sorry, that is how language words, what words mean is determined by a process beyond just 'what you think they mean'. Its a gendered insult as it exists in the English language, and consequently a homophobic one (although not a slur to my ear). However if you keep using it as you do, and convince others to, eventually you could be part of changing that meaning. I think its really funny to call women cocksuckers and yeah you could make that more of a thing

                  • hahafuck [they/them]
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                    2 years ago

                    I mean idk but I feel like if it were a slur it would feel more like something you would yell at a gay person specifically but its really more a thing you call any guy. Its homophobic because the premise is that having gay sex makes you lesser but its not like a thing you'd yell at a gay person specifically you see? Its a fine line I suppose but key in this case because I think if someone calls someone else a homophobic slur, that is a homophobic person, but I do not immediately assume that hearing someone call someone cocksucker. Similar to how it doesn't make you a woman-hater to call someone a pussy, but its a bit of a sexist term in itself

                      • hahafuck [they/them]
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                        2 years ago

                        I'm again making a general statement when I say "its a thing you call any guy", not you specifically but 'one'. When I say that I am defining it, and insisting that you take that definition into account when you use it since that is what everyone will understand it as. Your usage will be widely interpreted based on the definition everyone here is also insisting on, the gendered one, because we are correct and you are incorrect, technically speaking. But its not absolute, you could like. Get all of your friends to accept that you don't mean it in a gendered way and you all start calling women cocksuckers as well, and that's how language evolves

                        The real problematic bit though I think is the negative framing, that's what makes it homophobic in the first place. I think whatever gender is doing it, its great to suck cock, to gobble dicks deepthroat style and slurp down cum etc, so I might be inclined to use cocksucker as a positive term, of respect or endearment. But then, I would have to be careful using it that way, gotta make sure I am understood because it has that preexisting connotation as an insult. But if you aren't terribly concerned about that you could be the trailblazer there also, calling women and men and whoever cocksuckers willy-nilly, but as a compliment, "hey cocksucker great job out there on the field today"

      • Thomas_Dankara [any,comrade/them]
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        2 years ago

        cocksucker isn’t homophobic either, eat shit

        please explain to me why this would be an insult in anyone's mind if they hadn't at least somewhat internalized homophobia/sexism/rape culture. like think about it. why is the act of sucking cock seen as an insult in the first place? Surely there is some sort of cultural and historical explanation for this and it isn't simply random.

      • GundamZZ [he/him]
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        2 years ago

        You're wrong on this though. Fuckin' looking at pornography in public is both #1 removed and #2 basically a prelude to something fucked up happening during or after it. Calling someone a prude about it is also massive libshit.

    • StonkJunkie [any]
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      2 years ago

      Holy shit this dude has always been an asshole. Fuck them.

    • abc [he/him, comrade/them]
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      2 years ago

      I hope mine's about Yu-gi-oh or some web serial/novel only I and my appointed nemesis have read

  • Owl [he/him]
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    2 years ago

    Imagine getting this pissed at people because they won't let you choose what definitions words have.

          • forcequit [she/her]
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            2 years ago

            my fellow sibling in cumskin, cease

            this is an hilarious hill to die on tho tbf

              • forcequit [she/her]
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                2 years ago

                carving a swastika into my arm and looking back at my host country for approval

                you could idk not do that maybe

              • Llituro [he/him, they/them]
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                2 years ago

                I just wanted to make one point and then bop back out because I don't really want to dip my toes into this whole thing, clearly there's some build up here.

                When a white dude goes to Japan, he will get discriminated against in a way that is a similar construct to what we would call racism in America, I'll grant you. But I don't think it's good to call that racism. Look at it this way. Classes go beyond just the bourgeois and the proletariat. Women are a class. Men too. There are different classes of people of color, in different towns and cities and states. Racism in European and American society is specifically that prejudice against the descendents of the captive Black nation that settlers built here, as well as the broader way that American capitalism developed national identity and ethnicity into a large hierarchy that was much more complex than the skin color metric that we think about today. A white guy in Japan is going to experience a fundamentally different social construct because Japan developed differently, had different material conditions.

                Food for thought: is it racist when people in rural Africa are fascinated by random white travelers? Probably not, considering that there isn't really a degree of violence associated with this othering at all. And racism connotes a deeply unpleasant kind of class animosity and dehumanization. What about the opposite, an African person being harangued in say Europe, in let's say a similar manner? I would argue there's a difference there and that different is different material development and cultural histories.

              • StonkJunkie [any]
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                2 years ago

                some dude gfoes to japan, gets ostracized, left out of conversation, called a gaijin… it’s funny because fuck white people, but is it funny when they start carving a swastika into their arm? not really. It’s easy to say “oh they were already a fascist” but I know a fucking lot of y’all were liberals a few years ago, don’t pretend you’re immune to bullshit just because you’re here now

                :jesse-wtf:

              • GreenTeaRedFlag [any]
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                2 years ago

                Hmm. How interesting, he had to go to a different country where the institutions were not based around him. I wonder what that could tell us about what constitutes racism.

                  • GreenTeaRedFlag [any]
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                    2 years ago

                    Why did you copy my entire comment to respond to it? Cattiness aside, you as a white boy can and will only ever experience racism if you go to a non-white majority country. Here, people said xenophobia or ethnocentrism worked better, why does the word racism matter so much here? Why are you so caught on it?

                      • StonkJunkie [any]
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                        2 years ago

                        Because if you are engaging in those activities towards another human being because of their race, that they’re white or whatever, that is racism, and calling it anything BUT racism, or patently refusing to acknowledge that race is a motive, just fucking feeds right wing nazi dipshits. And I’m just so incredibly frustrated that y’all can’t see that, or that you take that assertion as blaming non-white people for reacting to white people’s reactions, or whatever. I’m frustrated about y’all in the same way I’m frustrated about hillary clinton/the pied piper memo shit/liberals not understanding the relevance of such. It’s just fucking frustrating because “people don’t want to be told they can’t experience this form of adversity even if they might have literally experienced aspects of it already” should be fucking self evidence. IMO we’re just absolutely fucked unless we have a pan-racial working class movement, i.e what Fred Hampton/MLK Jr were attempting when they were assassinated, and that’s never going to happen as long as the only people who understand that capitalism is fucked also spend 30% of their time telling white people to go cry about whatever their life has experienced.

                        I really hope someone saves all of this before it gets deleted because this is the most unhinged shit I have ever seen on this site

                  • viva_la_juche [they/them, any]
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                    2 years ago

                    Do you think when people are criticisizing white people about this they're criticizing the actual fact that they're white and have white skin?

                      • viva_la_juche [they/them, any]
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                        2 years ago

                        Im asking you, if you don’t want to answer fine, if so then I’ll ask why we keep running into this issue where I pose a question and you won’t answer it

                          • viva_la_juche [they/them, any]
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                            2 years ago

                            But it isn’t inherently that they’re white and you shouldn’t take it as such. We already addressed the majority/dominant culture part in your Japanese analogy. When people say white people don’t experience racism it’s that as the dominant culture they’ll never be punished for not being white.

                            The fact that they’re “white” as in the immutable fact their skin is the color white is immaterial. They could be Japanese as in your thought experiment. They could be black in some were r/alternatehistory thing where Africa colonized Europe or whatever

                            Literally when someone says white you can slot “member of the dominant ruling culture/class/makority”

                            This is a semantic game which is the issue

                            You prefer to call it systemic racism but that cheapens the actual hostile oppression that targets of real racism, non-whites, have to endure by framing it as something analogous to someone merely individually having prejudice towards whites from a bad experience with them or whatever.

              • viva_la_juche [they/them, any]
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                2 years ago

                Do you see how the dude being in different material conditions is what changes ot tho? You literally keep arguing against yourself, the hypothetical white guy in Japan would be the same oppressed minority as bipoc are in the us. The Japanese wouldn't understand minority perspective but a minority living long enough in the culture or better yet, being raised in it, would have no choice but to internalize the ideas and ideology of its ruling class

                You just happen to be part of the dominant culture but you're taking this criticism personally for no reason, that is reaction, as a comrade, as someone who's been there before, I'm saying take note of that for what it is and supercede it.

                Same with this cocksicker and SA shit. I have almost definitely made similar arguments in the past, I'm not better than you, and people got just as frustrated w me bc the cishet white dude stubbornness is obnoxious dude. it doesn't come uo so often for nothing and the privilege that comes along with it makes it worse. These are oppurtunities to build better solidarity snd understanding, dont squash that by doubling down on your first inclination

    • Vampire [any]
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      2 years ago

      definitions of words are important, ask anyone who's been to court

      • StonkJunkie [any]
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        2 years ago

        Yeah, that’s why it matters that white people shouldn’t get to define racism lol

        • Vampire [any]
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          2 years ago

          I've mostly heard "black people can't be racist" from white liberals. (Seems to originate with theorists like Patricia Bidol-Padva, Robin DiAngelo, and Joseph Barndt.) It's not a common belief in Africa.

  • GreenTeaRedFlag [any]
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    2 years ago

    I think all your opinions and arguments in this thread are hot trash, but you've been a pretty good poster overall. Take a break for a few days, do something fun IRL. I usually take a day or two break when I find myself fighting with everyone.

    • StonkJunkie [any]
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      2 years ago

      Their account isn’t even banned, they posted racist trash and it got moderated for racist trash, so they’re now tantruming lol

  • Nyarlathotep7 [they/them,comrade/them]
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    2 years ago

    log off bruh, and I mean this in a nice way but touch grass. There's much better things to do in life than ranting through a bunch of alts on a forum. Start a club, organize, do literally anything but this.

  • Thomas_Dankara [any,comrade/them]
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    2 years ago

    Can the proletariat be "classist" against the bourgeoisie? No. Because of the power/privilege differential. Now apply this to other pairs of groups. That's the idea.

    • commiewithoutorgans [he/him, comrade/them]
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      2 years ago

      I would proudly call myself classist against the bourgeoisie lol

      But I also think it's idealist to not bring it back to relations with the world (what we call power/privilege).

      • viva_la_juche [they/them, any]
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        2 years ago

        Well it’s ironically sort of similar to the race based convo we’re having here I think

        Like yes we all are gonna have issues with bourgoisie bc of the power they hold but wanting to flatten that isn’t really analogous to “classism” insociety that reifies the power structure. For example “low skill workings not deserving living wages” or whatever. The power imbalance is what makes it different.

        I think colloquially you could maybe say me muttering rich mf under my breath when passing houses in malibu is classist but I think it’s more useful analyzing it from the lens of who’s being oppressed, how is it used to maintain the status quo and that’s simply not the same as classism towards working class. In the same way that someone saying honky to a white person will never be equal with cops gunning you down for jaywalking while black or whatever

        • commiewithoutorgans [he/him, comrade/them]
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          2 years ago

          Well I was actually meaning more like “once we come to power we won’t make excuses for the terror.”

          :stalin-gun-1: :stalin-gun-2:

          That kind of classism. Of course I support microagressions against bourgeois, but I also support real aggressions once we win :communism-will-win:

  • StonkJunkie [any]
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    2 years ago

    Oh my god their alts aren’t getting banned either. They’re just creating alts and jumping in here like a cranked out meth-head bleach demon

    They hit the 1 account / an hour limit and assumed the mods are after them. What a stupid fuck

    :peltier-laugh:

  • abc [he/him, comrade/them]
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    2 years ago

    > I’m pissed off because mods deleted my arguments in an already-locked thread (just fucking leave it alone, jesus)

    > deletes account so.....absolutely none of their arguments are visible??

    :very-smart:

    • StonkJunkie [any]
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      2 years ago

      Since he deleted his account, I have to assumed he posted the n-word as a reply to every comment.

      • abc [he/him, comrade/them]
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        2 years ago

        LMAO that is literally basically my assumption right now trying to figure out what the fuck I missed -- just imagining someone posting like 'cracker' in a thread somewhere leading to this lol

        • viva_la_juche [they/them, any]
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          2 years ago

          he didn’t even notice they got removed for at least 24 hours or close to it if I’m not mistaken lol. He was actually posting chill up until he became aware

          Once he noticed them, he made a post about it, deleted it, made another whining around it asking how to delete his account , which I told him how. He then made a whiney comment to someone about how the admins don’t upload emojis fast enough, then saw my comment I assume and deleted his account

          He made two new user names called derivatives of “fuckthissite”, was confused why they got removed instantly

          Finally made this thread on another new acct and then hopped on two other accounts for seemingly just to do it lol