Post: #26

"Rapey"

Post: #27

(06-10-2015 02:00 PM)Fender_Bender Wrote:  Anything that doesn't conform to the SJW narrative is "problematic"

This one always sets off red flags when I see/hear it because I almost never heard anyone using this word regularly until about 6 months ago. Now I see it all the time in shitty articles and forum posts and it's a strong indicator of an SJW moron.

Edit: It's a sort of passive aggressive way of saying "this offends me/someone else by proxy"

SJWs have been using "problematic" since the beginning. It's an old feminist tactic: the politicization of personal emotional issues.

For further amusement, see footnote [1]:
https://logicate.wordpress.com/2014/02/1...tionalism/

The article itself is topical: Ellen Pao is trying to cat's paw an SJW army to create a safe space for reddit's monetization, the benefits of which will flow disproportionately to _____________ (wild guesses encouraged)

Post: #28

Forgot to mention "age appropriate" to shame any relationship where the man is even slightly older than the woman.

Of course this rule doesn't apply if you're some old greasy photoshopped New York baba yaga with a talk show like Kathy Griffin.

Post: #29

Well, the trans folk are triggered by the word vagina and its binary associations. So the preferred term is front hole or internal genitalia. You can't make this stuff up.

Post: #30

Inappropriate
People/women of color
Hate speech
Identify as...
Allies
Marginalized
Normalize
Dominant group
(Insert group)Voices
Silencing


On a side note, I recently heard a guy use "microagression" during a poker game. I think that might have been the first time I've actually heard someone use one of those brand new, invented buzzwords in real life. I always kind of thought this shit was mostly just on the Internet. How often have you guys heard these words used in real life?

Post: #31

(06-11-2015 12:28 PM)Only One Man Wrote:  Inappropriate
People/women of color
Hate speech
Identify as...
Allies
Marginalized
Normalize
Dominant group
(Insert group)Voices
Silencing


On a side note, I recently heard a guy use "microagression" during a poker game. I think that might have been the first time I've actually heard someone use one of those brand new, invented buzzwords in real life. I always kind of thought this shit was mostly just on the Internet. How often have you guys heard there words used in real life?

I'd like to know what are the mental gymnastics needed to see "colored people" as "racist" but not "people of color".

And I haven't heard any of these terms IRL, but then again i live in a latin american enclave in south fl...

Post: #32

I explained Roosh's can I use your bathroom tactic to get inside a girls house as something I heard from "someone who's good with girls" to a plugged in friend.

He made a face and then said that sounds a bit rapey.

You can hear more of these terms in real life if you ask em a bit more about it like that interview with a feminist activist that was uploaded here recently.

Post: #33

(06-11-2015 10:40 AM)Seboist Wrote:  

(06-11-2015 09:15 AM)Libertas Wrote:  No one's said "diversity" yet?

Or the related buzz terms of "inclusive" and "inclusiveness".

I actually think inclusive is still a good word. The problem with SJWs is exactly that they are not inclusive.

Post: #34

"hate-filled"

Post: #35

Probably one of my most hated:

Violent language

This is used to exaggerate/fabricate how offensive any opposing dialogue is. If someone hints that any of the currently toted feminist issues are bullshit like the rape stats, the gender wage gap, etc. then the points will be deemed "violent language." The dismantling of stawman arguments and disproving of false information is simply "violent language" because it defies the narrative, and the only way some piss poor feminist/SJ advocate can retort is to say that presenting those points promotes inequality and relinquishment of freedom, safety, and rights. Instead of countering an argument with facts and valid points, they simply go for shaming tactics and "wow lik wow" emotional responses.

Post: #36

"We need to have a conversation"

Which really means "shut the fuck up and listen to me spew a bunch of bullshit."

Post: #37

I think the words they don't tend to use are also telling: insane, degenerate, reality, honestly, merit, winning etc.

Post: #38

Microaggressions

Violence (used to define arguments)

Post: #39

New phrase to add:

"wrong side of history"

Post: #40

"broken"

Ex. "Society is broken" "Banking (any financial institution) is broken", "the healthcare system is broken", etc. You make a blanket statement that anything with a few problems is hopelessly broken (without evidence of course) then use that false premise to argue for whatever dumb "change" you want.

The whole logical missteps of false premises and false dilemmas are common with the SJWs crowd because they resonate with the morons in public school. "Our climate is broken and we either enact these new (usually massive) taxes or NYC will be under water in 10 years!" - BTW, that's an actual prediction made on ABC to occur in June, 2015!

Post: #41

Privileged
transphobic
Patriarchy
social construct
gender role

Post: #42

For the ones with a slightly more advanced vocabulary:

Troglodyte
Hetero-normative
Myopic

Post: #43

let´s make a full list, and then a "sjw bullshit generator" that generates random sjw bullshit