SJW is an acronym that puzzles me. How does SJW stand for "Complete Fucking Idiot". Shouldn't it be CFI? SJW is now CFI.
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Guest, it's time once again for the massively important and exciting FoH Asshat Tournament!
Go here and give us your nominations!Who's been the biggest Asshat in the last year? Give us your worst ones!
Aaron
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Soygen
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Yeah, I find it hard to really care about that one. The precedent for banning subs was set a while back and if they are going to ban subs, CoonTown should be at the top of the list.
Cad
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I mean pure racism like that is distasteful but there's all manner of distasteful subs. Racism is such a lightning rod these days, the reactions are so outsized it's ridiculous.
Lithose
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Literally gets a pass after acknowledging they exist solely to do what he just specifically said was the criteria which they banned over, heh.
Don't get me wrong though, I think SRS should stay, I really think they should all stay. I think every few weeks they should have had various members from the Soc Jus subs and the Racist subs enter into a gladiatorial debate forum so we can all see who is more retarded.
Soygen
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khorum
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spronk
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ShitRedditSays, basically SJWs post a link to other subreddits whenever someone says anything that is not PC and they all circlejerk about how reddit is full of privileged white guys and how true change will only come from lesbian tranny black feminists
a lot of it is trolling, like 4chan and SA tards trying to get SJWs all riled up but you can't really troll someone who is clueless and a shut in
a lot of it is trolling, like 4chan and SA tards trying to get SJWs all riled up but you can't really troll someone who is clueless and a shut in
khorum
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The dickchopper circle intersects quite aggressively with SRS's venn grouping. SRHButts, Brian Wu---all those rabid Ghazelles are trannies.
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Siddar
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Reddit banned in Russia
Russia bans Reddit - Business Insider
Meanwhile /r/books thinks its a good idea to delete a thread on censorship that had made its way to /all/.
Anne Rice: : books
Signing off with thanks to all who have participated in our discussions of fiction writing today. I want to leave you with this thought: I think we are facing a new era of censorship, in the name of political correctness. There are forces at work in the book world that want to control fiction writing in terms of who "has a right" to write about what. Some even advocate the out and out censorship of older works using words we now deem wholly unacceptable. Some are critical of novels involving rape. Some argue that white novelists have no right to write about people of color; and Christians should not write novels involving Jews or topics involving Jews. I think all this is dangerous. I think we have to stand up for the freedom of fiction writers to write what they want to write, no matter how offensive it might be to some one else. We must stand up for fiction as a place where transgressive behavior and ideas can be explored. We must stand up for freedom in the arts. I think we have to be willing to stand up for the despised. It is always a matter of personal choice whether one buys or reads a book. No one can make you do it. But internet campaigns to destroy authors accused of inappropriate subject matter or attitudes are dangerous to us all. That's my take on it. Ignore what you find offensive. Or talk about it in a substantive way. But don't set out to censor it, or destroy the career of the offending author. Comments welcome. I will see you tomorrow.
Russia bans Reddit - Business Insider
Meanwhile /r/books thinks its a good idea to delete a thread on censorship that had made its way to /all/.
Anne Rice: : books
Signing off with thanks to all who have participated in our discussions of fiction writing today. I want to leave you with this thought: I think we are facing a new era of censorship, in the name of political correctness. There are forces at work in the book world that want to control fiction writing in terms of who "has a right" to write about what. Some even advocate the out and out censorship of older works using words we now deem wholly unacceptable. Some are critical of novels involving rape. Some argue that white novelists have no right to write about people of color; and Christians should not write novels involving Jews or topics involving Jews. I think all this is dangerous. I think we have to stand up for the freedom of fiction writers to write what they want to write, no matter how offensive it might be to some one else. We must stand up for fiction as a place where transgressive behavior and ideas can be explored. We must stand up for freedom in the arts. I think we have to be willing to stand up for the despised. It is always a matter of personal choice whether one buys or reads a book. No one can make you do it. But internet campaigns to destroy authors accused of inappropriate subject matter or attitudes are dangerous to us all. That's my take on it. Ignore what you find offensive. Or talk about it in a substantive way. But don't set out to censor it, or destroy the career of the offending author. Comments welcome. I will see you tomorrow.