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If you desperately need a word to condemn them of their crime (and welp, nothing worrisome about *needing* to accuse bad minorities of something) I'd recommend "boons" for Black people and, like, "hysterics" for women, instead of racist and sexist.

♪ You're saying worthless trash: http://www.dailydot.com/via… and I suspect it might come from the inherent ignorance and arrogance of your privilege ♪

So at some point some idiot told me that linking something rather than responding myself was somehow unacceptable, so hopefully you won't be that inanely dumbstruck when I invite you to read an admittedly 1. very very long piece 2. on rape, 3. in all caps. (Buckle up) And more specifically on why there's a difference…

That's not the status quo, though. Not when, say the people saying these are banned from Twitter while dozens and dozens and dozens of unashamed neonazis can freely harass whomever.
You know, I'll agree with you the day when this doesn't keep happening. Your concern about diminishing the impact of minorities voices is…

Wait you can't both pitifully try to rebuke my points as if you engaged with them *and* pretend they're fallacious by saying "strawman" like you know the words you're using.

Does lack of reaction counts as condescending pity? I'm not sure. See, when a woman complains about men, I tend to say nothing, but when you come crashing like a bull in a china shop to tell her she's being needlessly cruel and that venting will only bring her ephemeral relief but that she's truly hurting her cause…

Don't worry, next time a woman say something intense to vent her frustrations and is in a good need of #NotAllMen-ing, I'll refer you to her automatically. Because this is important. This is work that needs to be done. We men need to be protected from these vicious women saying hurtful things. This is what we should…

Heh, at least your lack of information isn't caused by ill intentions. Keeping this up you'll manage to have opinions a little less trite that "racism is bad". Someday.

*sigh*
Since apparently *I'm* moving the goalpost (my, the irony) and mostly also because this conversation is boring me, I will give you what you want and agree that yes, violence is bad. Also the sky is blue.

Oh, my bad. I forgot my disclaimer: "my comment doesn't apply to the theoretical future world of social equality we strive to achieve because who the heck would even begin to consider how anything to say applies to it considering how far we are from there other than people trying to undermine the expression of anger…

And you're using an excuse sugarcoated as "personal agency" to silence minorities. Specific cases need specific attention and every one is different, I'm not talking about that. What you're doing is looking for flaws in my general argument (for the record: against telling oppressed people how to fight oppression from…

I'm suuuure this wise advise comes from experience and totally not from a place of privilege and all the people who wrote about how ignoring online abuse instead of tackling it doesn't work are wrong.

Again, it's not that I like it, that I want to see more of it. It's inanely obvious how everybody should be rational and objective and measured and fair. Duh.
But if that's the line of duty you'be chosen for yourself, to say "Gee, women, you sure being so hysterical will help you get somewhere toward social equity?"…

I don't know what that means but if that means that soon minorities will oppress white people I imagine you can hear me cry out laughing from anywhere you might be

Oh my God, finally

And I think you're being dense on purpose. Which might even be giving you too much credit. To each their own!

Anything else pointless to say or are you done?

Well this just has to be the greatest amount of bad faith ever expressable by humans

Again, if that's your thing, you go focus on that. Tell people they aren't fighting for themselves correctly. Tell demonstrators in the street that they hamper traffic, while you're at it. I'll be other there having different priorities and I'll get back to you never