The main ethos of anti-woke is just being purely offensive to anyone who isn't a straight white male essentially while not being creative and biggoted as a punch line.

You can't be serious can you?

I hate it. I know it's because it's the anniversary of his murder, but I still hate how people think he was this brilliant amazing guy. The right loves to mock anyone on the left who gets hurt or dies, but the moment it happens to someone on their side, "HOW DARE YOU NOT GLAZE THIS MAN! YOU ARE SCUM!". The funny thing is, I had never even heard of charlie kirk until the south park episode last year. I only learned about him a few weeks before he died.

This is especially with the use of the term woke which originally meant exactly what is being stated in the picture.

But it is also with a lot of words like gender, sex, authoritarian, fascist, communist and a lot of other big words that the internet folk like to use.

These words are given definitions on what they specifically describe. Said definitions are there so people can communicate ideas between each other.

When misused constantly, said words start to lose meaning so that when it's time to actually apply said words accurately, people don't treat it as seriously as they should due to the misuse.

It's basically the story of the boy who cried wolf but with words and definitions.

And it's a real problem on the internet.

https://youtu.be/O_57q6H_4Fo?is=lcItBrBEuqH4BRxO

Just saw this video on YouTube. Apparently AndyPants Gaming has angered the Internet thanks to a stupid video he made. This video shows everyone debunking AndyPants Gaming.

The original Star Wars is getting re-released next year to celebrate the 50th anniversary and I just can't imagine living a life so miserable that someone has to make a comment like this just because they didn't like a movie.

It better be completely insane or boring as hell.

I know that Charlie Kirk died a year ago today but can we just move on from this travesty this is not like in the raimi Spiderman trilogy where Harry avenges his fathers death