I just started the video, but there's something off about her. As if my brain is telling me that she is unnatural, and a thing that should not really be. Weird vibe tbh
and I have a seriously dark sense of humor. Like...one of the funniest things I've seen recently was Bennett the Sage staring silently at the camera with full-on crazy eyes for 15 seconds while bleeding profusely from the mouth.
lol I know he means fascism but the idea that the left doesn't aestheticize violence is the most richly ahistorical bullshit that I've ever heard. qu'importe la victime si le geste est beau lmao
Fascists aren't open about their beliefs, or very few are. Many of them spend a lot of time trying to either pretend they aren't fascists or trying to moderate their message.
And this is thanks, in no small part, to the fact fascism isn't an actual doctrine but more so a set of emotions.
She goes on to try to continue making a point about people on twitter having names like Kill All Terfs (oh no people expressing themselves in their own social circles how fucking horrible)
So basically you are saying it's okay to an edgelord if the target are people you disagree with but if someone said Kill All Feminists, that would a literal call for genocide and you be literally shaking rn?
We don't, as she falsely asserts, need to convince people that "trans women are not creepy men who want to assault cis women." I'm honestly so disappointed in her that she makes this point. By and large the only people who believe trans women are "creepy men who want to assault cis women" are TERFs and radical Christian terrorists. Neither group of people are going to be swayed away from their beliefs by anything trans people do ever. The fact that she thinks the solution is to allow the oppressive hate group to control the conversation and discuss their bigotry as if it's a valid intellectual argument that needs challenging is basically everything wrong with her approach in a nutshell.
So what you're saying is that you're perfectly fine with the fact that some people believe they are? Like, you really think that kind of skepticism is only found among those extremist groups? If that were true, wouldn't you expect to run into those attitudes much less often than you actually do?
And why exactly do you think that having discussions with other people that are obviously wrong, would result in them "controlling the conversation"? Do you not actually have any faith in the idea of making a convincing argument? Have you ever attempted to make a convincing argument for your own positions? Why do you believe the things you believe? Were you reasoned into them?
Why are you posting this here and not just directly responding to my post? Are you scared of the people in that subreddit or something?
So what you're saying is that you're perfectly fine with the fact that some people believe they are?
Nope, I just know from experience as a Jew, a woman, and a trans person that you don't convince people out of their stereotypes by changing your behavior in response to their stereotypes.
Like, you really think that kind of skepticism is only found among those extremist groups? If that were true, wouldn't you expect to run into those attitudes much less often than you actually do?
By and large, yes, the only people who think trans women are "creepy men trying to assault women" are those who are actively transphobic.
And why exactly do you think that having discussions with other people that are obviously wrong, would result in them "controlling the conversation"?
Once someone has stopped seeing you as human they stop listening to the things you have to say.
Do you not actually have any faith in the idea of making a convincing argument? Have you ever attempted to make a convincing argument for your own positions?
"My own positions"? You mean that "I am a human being whose life experience is legitimate"? No, I've never felt the need to argue that. I do know from experience that no matter how well reasoned, logic, and sound what I have to say is, that people who don't see me as human do not listen to me. It's a waste of time, effort, and emotional energy to engage with such a discussion.
Why do you believe the things you believe? Were you reasoned into them?
From experience and observation.
How many US citizens do you think are "Nazis"?
0, because I was talking about Nazis. You know, the ones who committed genocide and required violence to stop. In the past. You could just read my responses I've already written for clarifaction though instead of bringing it in here.
Most internet commentators and their viewers have the mind set that the average person is VERY easily persuaded if the conversation is not heavily controlled
They wallow in the comments section where its entirely supportive and any negative response is crushed down
Lets be honest, the people who watch youtube commentators either don't really read the news or anything and are looking for "who is right" or people who agree with them
We don't, as she falsely asserts, need to convince people that "trans women are not creepy men who want to assault cis women." I'm honestly so disappointed in her that she makes this point. By and large the only people who believe trans women are "creepy men who want to assault cis women" are TERFs and radical Christian terrorists. Neither group of people are going to be swayed away from their beliefs by anything trans people do ever. The fact that she thinks the solution is to allow the oppressive hate group to control the conversation and discuss their bigotry as if it's a valid intellectual argument that needs challenging is basically everything wrong with her approach in a nutshell.
So what you're saying is that you're perfectly fine with the fact that some people believe they are? Like, you really think that kind of skepticism is only found among those extremist groups? If that were true, wouldn't you expect to run into those attitudes much less often than you actually do?
And why exactly do you think that having discussions with other people that are obviously wrong, would result in them "controlling the conversation"? Do you not actually have any faith in the idea of making a convincing argument? Have you ever attempted to make a convincing argument for your own positions? Why do you believe the things you believe? Were you reasoned into them?
It's the same with Nazis. You don't convince Nazis that Jews are people, that's an impossible task. Instead you have to stop them with violence, including punching them in the face.
There's an easy explanation to this. I figured out the Left a long time ago. Note that I mean the capital-L left; the ones who discuss intersectionality, black bodies, problematic things.
The reason they never do much effective work or attain their goals is that they don't want to win. That's it. It's that simple. If they win, they don't get to be special. They don't get to go against the grain.
This is why they don't want a wider appeal to the public. It's why they're hostile to differences in their peers, hostile to nuance and fairness and thought. Everything you see the Left do that makes you scratch your head and think, "how is that supposed to help anything? How is that supposed to convince people you're right?" can be explained by this. Blocking traffic, not all men, bash the fash. None of it is designed to work, it just increases the conflict and causes more fighting and dysfunction.
That seems like way too convenient a model. That sort of thing smells more like subtle internal sabotage than people actually just wanting to shitpost and never actually accomplish anything.
After all, here in /r/Drama we understand precisely what the latter smells like, amirite.
What makes LSC such a terrible joke is that by saying these things, it's abundantly clear that they're totally divorced from socialist movements that are active around the world.
Movements that recognize the dangers of charity work in perpetuating or excusing injustice, but also understand on a more fundamental level that human suffering and death from lack of any action is even worse, because inaction makes you complicit with the power structures causing that suffering. Silence is complicity, and while LSC is super quick to condemn complict silence and inaction when it comes to "bashing the fash", whenever testosterone laced violence isn't the answer, you can hear a pin drop.
This simply exposes LSC for who they are, worshippers of violence and suffering in "service" of a worldwide movement they only know about from quick scans of wikipedia articles about Bakunin or Trotsky when they totally want to rip into a reactionary on the internet.
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1 Ultrashitpost 2017-11-24
who
1 Sarge_Ward 2017-11-24
Left leaning sargon but with actually decent production value.
1 Ultrashitpost 2017-11-24
sounds boring
1 Sarge_Ward 2017-11-24
Quite.
1 Ultrashitpost 2017-11-24
Oh well, time to make some drama
1 EF-Vidocq 2017-11-24
A Youtuber. You should check her out, her videos are fun and thought-provoking.
1 Ultrashitpost 2017-11-24
I just started the video, but there's something off about her. As if my brain is telling me that she is unnatural, and a thing that should not really be. Weird vibe tbh
1 fraustnaut 2017-11-24
Shes more then willing to poke fun at that lol.
1 EF-Vidocq 2017-11-24
Yeah, she gets really weird in her videos. I think her biggest influence is John Waters.
1 BIknkbtKitNwniS 2017-11-24
Yeah it's more because she looks like a man.
1 Ultrashitpost 2017-11-24
I think it's more because he is a man
1 BIknkbtKitNwniS 2017-11-24
I'm literally shaking rn. How dare you misgender her?
1 Ultrashitpost 2017-11-24
/u/LuckyStampede that's not dark, you pussy. This shit is dark.
1 starship_litterbox 2017-11-24
Git gud nubile, this is the real dark shit
1 fraustnaut 2017-11-24
/thread
1 Ultrashitpost 2017-11-24
/u/gavinbrindstar at least fascists are open about our beliefs.
1 EvanHarper 2017-11-24
lol I know he means fascism but the idea that the left doesn't aestheticize violence is the most richly ahistorical bullshit that I've ever heard. qu'importe la victime si le geste est beau lmao
1 habs76 2017-11-24
the left only kills people who are already on their way out
1 pizzashill 2017-11-24
Fascists aren't open about their beliefs, or very few are. Many of them spend a lot of time trying to either pretend they aren't fascists or trying to moderate their message.
And this is thanks, in no small part, to the fact fascism isn't an actual doctrine but more so a set of emotions.
1 NSFW_Jeanne 2017-11-24
Why the fuck would anyone go to gamerghazi and expect anything different?
1 habs76 2017-11-24
this is why i'll never understand outrage subs that aren't ironic even this place is losing it's sense of irony
1 cheers_grills 2017-11-24
There is only so much times you can laugh at "post bussy".
1 OnionBits 2017-11-24
Post gussy
1 DistortedLines 2017-11-24
Ew
1 Tricitiesdrama 2017-11-24
Haha... Nah, it's not doing it for me anymore.
1 DistortedLines 2017-11-24
:(
1 BIknkbtKitNwniS 2017-11-24
/u/PoliteTimesplitter
So basically you are saying it's okay to an edgelord if the target are people you disagree with but if someone said Kill All Feminists, that would a literal call for genocide and you be literally shaking rn?
1 holditsteady 2017-11-24
Contrapoints is now a terf
1 bobbybonnadouchey 2017-11-24
wheres that trump meme account
1 VidiotGamer 2017-11-24
If subreddits had scents, I'm pretty sure r/GamerGhazi would be old socks and disappointing their mothers.
1 zahlman 2017-11-24
Inspired me to click the video link just to upvote Sargon in the comments. Pretty solid trolling there.
1 zahlman 2017-11-24
/u/whoisthisgirlisee
So what you're saying is that you're perfectly fine with the fact that some people believe they are? Like, you really think that kind of skepticism is only found among those extremist groups? If that were true, wouldn't you expect to run into those attitudes much less often than you actually do?
And why exactly do you think that having discussions with other people that are obviously wrong, would result in them "controlling the conversation"? Do you not actually have any faith in the idea of making a convincing argument? Have you ever attempted to make a convincing argument for your own positions? Why do you believe the things you believe? Were you reasoned into them?
1 whoisthisgirlisee 2017-11-24
Why are you posting this here and not just directly responding to my post? Are you scared of the people in that subreddit or something?
Nope, I just know from experience as a Jew, a woman, and a trans person that you don't convince people out of their stereotypes by changing your behavior in response to their stereotypes.
By and large, yes, the only people who think trans women are "creepy men trying to assault women" are those who are actively transphobic.
Once someone has stopped seeing you as human they stop listening to the things you have to say.
"My own positions"? You mean that "I am a human being whose life experience is legitimate"? No, I've never felt the need to argue that. I do know from experience that no matter how well reasoned, logic, and sound what I have to say is, that people who don't see me as human do not listen to me. It's a waste of time, effort, and emotional energy to engage with such a discussion.
From experience and observation.
0, because I was talking about Nazis. You know, the ones who committed genocide and required violence to stop. In the past. You could just read my responses I've already written for clarifaction though instead of bringing it in here.
1 zahlman 2017-11-24
lol
1 zahlman 2017-11-24
/u/P--S
Wow, life sure must be tough in a world where people disagree with you. How do you get up in the morning?
1 stevemisor 2017-11-24
Most internet commentators and their viewers have the mind set that the average person is VERY easily persuaded if the conversation is not heavily controlled
They wallow in the comments section where its entirely supportive and any negative response is crushed down
Lets be honest, the people who watch youtube commentators either don't really read the news or anything and are looking for "who is right" or people who agree with them
1 starship_litterbox 2017-11-24
Contrapoints is a little too thinky for Ghazi. Ghazi no like the thinky.
"Murder all people I perceive as fascists" == good
"Maybe we should have a little more introspection when we discuss our fondness for violence and our role in fighting oppression" == verrry problematic
1 zahlman 2017-11-24
/u/whoisthisgirlisee
So what you're saying is that you're perfectly fine with the fact that some people believe they are? Like, you really think that kind of skepticism is only found among those extremist groups? If that were true, wouldn't you expect to run into those attitudes much less often than you actually do?
And why exactly do you think that having discussions with other people that are obviously wrong, would result in them "controlling the conversation"? Do you not actually have any faith in the idea of making a convincing argument? Have you ever attempted to make a convincing argument for your own positions? Why do you believe the things you believe? Were you reasoned into them?
How many US citizens do you think are "Nazis"?
1 starship_litterbox 2017-11-24
There's an easy explanation to this. I figured out the Left a long time ago. Note that I mean the capital-L left; the ones who discuss intersectionality, black bodies, problematic things.
The reason they never do much effective work or attain their goals is that they don't want to win. That's it. It's that simple. If they win, they don't get to be special. They don't get to go against the grain.
This is why they don't want a wider appeal to the public. It's why they're hostile to differences in their peers, hostile to nuance and fairness and thought. Everything you see the Left do that makes you scratch your head and think, "how is that supposed to help anything? How is that supposed to convince people you're right?" can be explained by this. Blocking traffic, not all men, bash the fash. None of it is designed to work, it just increases the conflict and causes more fighting and dysfunction.
1 habs76 2017-11-24
Oh this is gonna be good
1 zahlman 2017-11-24
That seems like way too convenient a model. That sort of thing smells more like subtle internal sabotage than people actually just wanting to shitpost and never actually accomplish anything.
After all, here in /r/Drama we understand precisely what the latter smells like, amirite.
1 REDDIT_IN_MOTION 2017-11-24
You can't punch up if your on too and punching is so much fun, who wants to give that up?
1 REDDIT_IN_MOTION 2017-11-24
I give it 12 months until contra and Laci green start a lesbian relationship and have the wedding announced on a voice for men
1 celocanth13 2017-11-24
But with ghazi