Chimera is a social justice warrior

[Channing_Idaho_Banks]

Don’t all NAZI’S have an unalienable right to privacy? They should start using it.

[Bricker]

@Channing_Idaho_Banks

Don’t all NAZI’S have an unalienable right to privacy? They should start using it.

Kyle Quinn isn’t a Nazi.

[Ale]

@Chimera

Says the guy who is getting all nervous because the Nazis and White Supremacists are being called out as the shitbags they are. :rolleyes:

Ah yes, this is PRECISELY how it starts.

First guy shoots mouths off…

[Chimera]

@Bricker

And Kyle Quinn is just regrettable collateral damage?

Nope, that one is just flat out wrong.

[cochrane]

@Channing_Idaho_Banks

Don’t all NAZI’S have an unalienable right to privacy? They should start using it.

If I were a grammar Nazi, I’d point out that the plural of Nazi doesn’t require an apostrophe.

[octopus]

@iiandyiiii

Yes, in a tiny fraction of the amount that gay people, people of color, women, etc., are being harmed by the lack of “virtue” in society and those with power.

The phrase people of color is so dumb. But I digress.

So that makes it alright iiandyiiii?

[Chimera]

To ‘out’ actual Nazis and White Supremacists for what they are? Damned straight.

[iiandyiiii]

@octopus

The phrase people of color is so dumb. But I digress.

So that makes it alright iiandyiiii?

No, bad behavior should be criticized. The violence of last weekend was overwhelmingly the fault of the white supremacists, but those very few non-white-supremacists who assaulted any peaceful protesters (assuming there were any) should be criticized. The vast majority of criticism should go to the nazis and white supremacists.

[Chimera]

@Bricker

Kyle Quinn isn’t a Nazi.

If you are arguing that exposing actual Nazis is wrong because someone very unfortunately was hurt by idiots, then surely, based on the history of wrongdoing to black people in this country, you’ve spent your life protesting the profiling, false arrests and stop-and-frisk policies against them on the same grounds, correct?

[BigT]

@Bricker

And Kyle Quinn is just regrettable collateral damage?

Well, yeah. His life isn’t ruined. He just got misidentified for a bit. The mistake was made public, and things are fine for him now. It’s regrettable that he got caught up in it for a bit.

Yes, a bit of misidentification that gets cleared up quickly is worth it. Why wouldn’t it be? These are evil people, who are being fought using speech. Doxxing someone is free speech. If they want to do this stuff out in public, then getting public consequences is perfectly acceptable.

That someone gets misidentified is unfortunate. Which is why we should try not to do that. But to use that as an excuse to sit on our hands and do nothing is ridiculous.

The law can’t do anything about this, so we can’t wait on that. So we use the justice we can legally mete out.

What is supposed to be wrong with that? Do you say that the fact that sometimes someone goes to jail unnecessarily for a few days until that’s cleared up means that police shouldn’t do what they do?

[running_coach]

@octopus

Religion is all fun and games until we get the inquisition, witch trials, crusades, and other atrocities led by overly corrupt, psychopathic zealots who use a movement of “purity” for bad reasons. Social justice is the 21st century religion of the far left. It’s not about justice. It’s about shifting power structures.

Some of them are from the right.

In 1989, after these black and Latino teenagers from Harlem were accused of assaulting and raping a white woman in Central Park, Mr. Trump spent $85,000 placing full-page ads in the four daily papers in New York City, calling for the return of the death penalty.

“Muggers and murderers,” he wrote, “should be forced to suffer and, when they kill, they should be executed for their crimes.” Though he didn’t refer to the teenagers by name, it was clear to anyone in the city that he was referring to them.

Incredibly, 14 years after their sentences were vacated based on DNA evidence and the detailed and accurate confession of a serial rapist named Matias Reyes, Mr. Trump has doubled down.

“They admitted they were guilty,” he said in a statement to CNN this month. “The police doing the original investigation say they were guilty. The fact that that case was settled with so much evidence against them is outrageous.”

He isn’t alone. There has been a persistent drumbeat since the sentences were vacated that the Central Park Five were guilty either of rape or of some other crime that night.

Online, the case against the Central Park Five has become a meme about liberal disregard for law and order, or as the conservative columnist Ann Coulter argued, “liberals are opposed to rape in the abstract, but when it comes to actual rapists, they’re all for them.”

[BigT]

Oh, and if you don’t want to come off as defending Nazis, you might not want to come in using a defense that would let them get away with being Nazis without consequence.

Oh, and I believe Bricker can’t see what I’ve said. If you agree with me, feel free to quote me.

Every time I think I can like Bricker again, I see him do something that demonstrates his lack of actual morals. Just got to find the excuse that attacks the liberal good guys.

[John_Mace]

@Chimera

I will wear that term with pride.

@iiandyiiii

There’s a difference – SJW is used as a slur, and only a slur. There aren’t self-identified SJWs (except in jest, perhaps).

I don’t think Chimera was jesting. Just sayin’.

[Chimera]

I may have been laughing when I wrote it, but I was not joking.

[John_Mace]

@Chimera

I may have been laughing when I wrote it, but I was not joking.

Not that there’s anything wrong with it!

[Rick_Kitchen]

@octopus

The phrase people of color is so dumb. But I digress

Yeah I’m sure you prefer the term “colored people”.

[GrandWino]

“If 10 guys thinks it’s ok to hang with 1 Nazi then they just became 11 Nazis. Alt right / white supremacist it’s just nazis. Fuck Nazis.” - Chris Rock

[GrandWino]

@Rick_Kitchen

Yeah I’m sure you prefer the term “colored people”.

I suspect there are other terms they prefer even more.

[HeweyLogan]

@Chimera

If you are arguing that exposing actual Nazis is wrong because someone very unfortunately was hurt by idiots, then surely, based on the history of wrongdoing to black people in this country, you’ve spent your life protesting the profiling, false arrests and stop-and-frisk policies against them on the same grounds, correct?

What a bizarre and idiotic position to take - equating false arrests with mistakes in ‘outing’ Nazis. The two wrongs don’t make a right line doesn’t even come close to what you suggest. What you suggest is since one or more bad things happen who cares if another bad thing happens, you’re ‘right’ more often than wrong.

Insane.

This whole Charlotte thing has brought out some serious crazies on all sides of the issue.

[Skywatcher]

DNFTT. o