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Problem is your team riots for additonal roghts for specific groups
while persecuting straight white males.
And then act like abyone isngoing to listen to listen to you. Naturally, they wont.
So when they dont you goosestep like little little btownshirts to make them, openly defend multinational corporations censoring frwaking cyberspace, and so on.
If thats what "social justice" is then its a cancer, just like the nazis were in germany. Go watch some ww2 documentaries tonsee what had tonhappen there to stop it. See the cities turned to rubble.
All everyone needs is libertarianism. But thats not divisive enough for the culture of partisan hackery.
originally posted by: IgnoranceIsntBlisss
a reply to: Gryphon66
The sjw agenda trolled them back into the limelight, not the other way around. And their numbers nationally hardly compare perhaps even to just the sjw supremacists on college campuses in california alone, their natinwide persecutions per year probably dont add up to one choice week of sjw persecutions the past year, sjw the democrat party platform while neonazis are some fringe nobidy likes. And you want me to lose sleep over them? SERIOUSLY? Neonazis some annoyingnjerks that a couple times a yeat that mightmange tonget a couple hundred people together at ince for a rally and maybe someine might notice. Sjws full scale national movement tearing the fabric of our civilization apart to the point of bordrrline civilwar. And the crazy part is the sjws had all the rights by the timw they went molten lava. Yet they dont march against thwbar on drugs while screaming theyre all about the minority communities and rights and stuff.
originally posted by: kaylaluv
a reply to: IgnoranceIsntBlisss
Those federal laws don't include protection for sexual orientation or gender identity.
originally posted by: IgnoranceIsntBlisss
originally posted by: kaylaluv
a reply to: IgnoranceIsntBlisss
Those federal laws don't include protection for sexual orientation or gender identity.
Citation please. I thought it went without saying everyone was covered.
originally posted by: IgnoranceIsntBlisss
a reply to: Gryphon66
Im on a crappy touchscreen interface, so cant perform as usual, but ibhave many detailed threads on various aspects of their ordeal and several open up with my specific defition.
In short, its all about the indentity politics with these people. Which naturally fomebts rabid bigotry. Its why the hitler did it. And the obama.
originally posted by: IgnoranceIsntBlisss
originally posted by: kaylaluv
a reply to: IgnoranceIsntBlisss
Those federal laws don't include protection for sexual orientation or gender identity.
Citation please. I thought it went without saying everyone was covered.
LGBT issues have been all over the news this week. On Wednesday, President Trump announced a ban on transgender Americans serving in the military. That evening, the Department of Justice made another significant move in the fight over LGBT rights, albeit with less flash than a tweet storm: It filed an amicus brief in a major case, Zarda v. Altitude Express, arguing that it’s not illegal to fire an employee based on his or her sexual orientation under federal law.
LGBT advocates were quick to decry the DOJ’s position as bigotry. But there’s a deeper context here: The brief was a throw-down in nuanced fight about the nature of the administrative state. During the Obama years, federal agencies slowly began expanding their interpretation of sex discrimination, which is prohibited by a number of civil-rights laws. The Equal Opportunity Employment Commission, the independent agency focused on workplace discrimination, arguably pushed the definition of sex discrimination further than any other regulatory body. In 2015, the EEOC ruled that Title VII, the civil-rights statute that protects workers, covers bias based on sexual orientation; it took a similar position in Zarda. Critics argued that this interpretation reads something into the law that isn’t there and accused the Obama administration of enforcing its political agenda through executive fiat. In effect, that’s exactly what Trump’s DOJ argued in its brief.
originally posted by: IgnoranceIsntBlisss
a reply to: Gryphon66
I go beyond the call of duty breaking stuff down in detail, yes so ibdont have to repeat myself on complex subjects 5000 times per year on each topic. For partisans its a waste of time anyways. But people that actually want to learn stuff and all that i suspext they appreciate it.
I swear you guys make this point as if im trying to get your to buy my mens vitality pills or something.
originally posted by: IgnoranceIsntBlisss
a reply to: Gryphon66
Transgenders getting free sugergies while on active duty, is but one example of the complexity of the trans peopke getting special treatmebt like no other before them. But go ahead and demogogue the scene here witht them. Them, the democrats sacrificial lamb. If only so much emotion wasnt involved for them that they could actually see it i truly pity them for how the dems radicalized them into the limelight to troll the reps with. Sickening.