son + QBN = cognitive dissonance
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"I liken it to white ppl using the term "ghetto" as a pejorative to describe something that is deplorable, taking the word out of context and using it in a manner that is ill-intended subconsciously or consciously. These labels are ableist, boring, and reveals the incapacity to intelligently evaluate the situation, or subjects they speak of."
Actually, it's a metaphor. It's used that way because ghettos are historically underserved shithole neighborhoods, and works great as an adjective.
"I’ve seen various QBN users spew racism here (throughout the years) that still hold accounts. Users who have used words that if they came to my communities and started spewing, they would be severely injured. And so QBN has made a “safe-space” for those who want to, to play upon the PTSD and terrorize the oppressed (Black people in particular) for laughs and high-fives."
Yeah, I don't see that. Nobody is getting "terrorized", for lack of better hyperbole. If anything, you get the long-winded rationalizations on why "privileged" races aren't allowed to talk about things to protect or respect X,Y or Z sensibilities. Thankfully, it is the internet, so you get to have all sides of the conversation play out without some neighborhood half-wit getting handsey.
And as for Son, nothing he said or posted could be construed as intelligent, or even communicated properly. The page long cut and paste diatribes were overcomplicated nonsense paraded out as alternative intellectualism.
Peace.
(also a 12 yr. member)- "Yeah, I don't see that. Nobody is getting "terrorized", for lack of better hyperbole. If anything, you get the long-winded rationalizations on why "privileged" races aren't allowed to talk about things to protect or respect X,Y or Z sensibilities." - the great right wing argument lolfadein11
- ..." the great right wing argument lolfadein11
- sure in the meat world yes, but on here? lolcannonball1978