Forum Overview :: Gone Home :: I don't mind her flavor of insanity because it's not hypocritical

[quote name="skip"][quote name="Vested Id"] I don't care about the T-shirt thing, and her being a breast milk advocate is a hilarious development, whether it's a just cause or not. But if you're saying someone who says <em>please mind our First American friends and say patronus instead</em> shouldn't be mocked, for being an insane moonbat? She's <strong>insane</strong>.[/quote] Why is it hilarious? She does research in this area. You can mock her for having a different opinion but that's not my issue with activists. Even if she's silly she's not begging money from Kickstarter, demanding censorship, or laughing at white male tears. Nah. Being naive enough to drink all the social justice kool-aid isn't the same as demanding that everyone bow to your oppression or running professors off campus. If you read her website, she thought critically about her feedback. I am not a social nihilist. I'll save my venom for worthless garbage like Arthur Chu who aren't insane but 100 times more insufferable. Her problem isn't that she's nutty enough to try to compensate for moving the shirts, her problem is she's naive enough to think that's what would make anti-SJWs haranguing her happy. Heat Street will call her nuts and extreme no matter how much she tries to explain herself.[/quote]