You are supporting Billy Corgan’s point. This is what is most sad.
Are you suggesting that the SJW crowd is just an alt-right bugbear? Next you’ll be telling me that I shouldn’t fear the Crusty Hippy agenda.
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In what way?
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Not really because his point is “mythical monsters won’t let me speak my mind” when the reality is “If I’m a racist asshole on the Internet, people will call me on it and it might ruin my career and block me from getting paid.” I’m quite ok with the latter.
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As formulated in the phrase “Social Justice Warriors” with the idea that there is some organized gay Social Justice Agenda and organization behind it, yes.
There aren’t secret cabals of queers and their hippy friends out there planning their next attacks on free thinking (and only coincidentally white, misogynist, and racist) souls.
This is about as real as the idea of scary trans people gazing at the nethers of our children in public restrooms which they sneak into as the “wrong” gender.
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Addendum: I wish there were scary cabals of queers and their hippy friends planning things. I’d join!
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Now might be a good time to start the starvation.
Just sayin’.
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Just reamed out the idiot’s shitposts and most of your worthy but pointless replies. Good evening. Continue.
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Can someone please invent a virus that kills narcissists?
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Conversely, I love it when people use SJW as a pejorative.
It means I can safely ignore anything else that they have to say with the certainty that they won’t have anything meaningful to contribute to the debate.
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Except that’s not what he said in the least. (For the record, I feel really uncomfortable defending Billy Corgan. He seems to be an idiotic asshole.) It’s the notion that someone can report, “Hey, we just heard Billy Corgan call someone a n!$%er!” The Outrage Machine will go out of its way to get mad at that part. Now, it could be that he said it to someone in his stupid wrestling league, and that person took it as a joke, but someone else got offended. Or maybe he direct-quotes someone, n-word and all, when recounting a complaint by one of his wrestlers. Clearly the better choice is to just not say it in the first place, of course, but not everyone is smart enough for that.
Of course, Corgan, being in this whole wrestling thing, could probably stand in the middle of the ring, mic in hand, utter the word, draw it out loudly, and get a standing ovation for taking a stand against PC BS. (And when did “politically correct bullshit” go from critiquing clunky phrasess like “differently abled” to “why can’t I use racial slurs at work?”)
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Wait what? Rasslin? I had no idea!
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Billy Corgan was the Smashing Pumpkins guy?
I think I was too old for Smashing Pumpkins.
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Here’s a hint: If you’re a white dude, especially a famous white dude, don’t use the f’ing N word. Full stop*.
There, problem solved.
- unless you’re Tarantino and then expect Spike Lee to crawl up your ass.
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THANK YOU!!!
Her “music” is like dragging my eardrums across a field of cats that have been tarred and stapled to each other.
Tho she does remind me of this one to some small degree:
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Fuggin’ honkies, man. Amirite?
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