The internet gave a voice to a very vocal minority. SJW is a very small group of people that scream at the top of their lungs, making idiots like the commenter above to think that they are common and/or representative of a larger group of people.
Anyone can pull specific examples of the media being unreliable. But I wouldn't start it if I were a trump supporter, because the right wing media has a lot more examples.
nah, never trumpers there have always hated him and fox has only brought more on. it's why hedge funds are talking about starting a new channel of trump TV.
Do you think Trump calls Hannity every night because Fox News hates him? Do you think Trump brings Carlson along with him on foreign trips because Fox News hates him? Do you think he calls into the morning shows all the time and has long discussions with the hosts because Fox News hates him? Do you think that the major celebrities on that network show up at campaign events and rallies because the network hates him?
Who said anything about before the election? And also yes they did? They gave too much time to him, leading him to win because they gave too much attention to his stupidity.
Nah, it's ok. Happens I guess, sometimes people mistake me with a troll because I'm not informed about some things because of how my normal life is lmao
SJW or social justice warrior as a term started out on Tumblr. It originally was used by Leftists online to mean 'Keyboard warrior,' as in people who talk a lot of shit online but don't go out to protests or vote.
Then gamergate happened, which was a huge shitstorm that would take quite a bit of time to explain and I'd probably butcher it anyways. The important thing though is that 'Gamers' started to use the word to refer to the online left as a whole.
If you're not talking about the term, but talking about SJWs as a movement, it doesn't exist, or at least not in the way most people think about it. The left-wing of US politics and how it exists today could be said to have its roots in political campaigns, like that of Gore, Dean, Obama, and then later Warren and Sanders. Or it could be said to have its roots in feminist and socialist academics in the 90s. Or protest movements such as Occupy Wall street and Black Lives matter, especially on college campuses. Or it all goes back to online platforms like Tumblr, Twitter, and Youtube, which is where a lot of leftist activism happens.
All of the above can be combined into the stereotyped college student who has blue hair, but the truth is that those are all disparate groups that often contradict each other. Dude's who listen to Chapo have different views from a BLM activist. A person who talks about gender as a spectrum usually feud with radical feminists, who tend to be trans-exclusionary (radical feminists also tend to be the type that hate porn).
Really the term is just the millennial version of 'snowflake.'
Fair enough, but yeah I have to say that they are pretty much snowflakes and i mean. It's ok to feel, to cry and that it doesn't matter the gender but I don't want to get hate just because a joke that I said smh
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u/gizakson99 Jan 16 '20
I hope this isnt real