[Leonard D Neubache]

(12-05-2017 04:35 AM)RawGod Wrote:  

A thought that's struck me recently - think about how hard it is for a man in Australia to express socially conservative values - to be anti-gay marriage, to say that men should be the breadwinner, etc. Think about how in urban Australia others will come down on him like a ton of bricks. A guy in an office in Melbourne or Sydney CANNOT say those things if he wants to keep his job and not be a pariah.

If he's white. If he's brown and Muslim and expresses those ideas? Those same critics won't say shit.

If you start wondering why, that is the red pill.

If you can't beat 'em, troll 'em.

Several times I've laughed during a little political correctness session at work. Of course the harpies fix on me, thinking they're on for an easy kill.

"What's so funny", they ask?

"Sorry", I reply. "I'm not allowed to say. It's against the law."

"No really, seriously, what's your opinion?"

"Sorry", I reply. "I'm not allowed to say. It's against the law."

This completely fucks them. They don't get their little stasi dopamine hit, either from hanging you out to dry or forcing the public acceptance of their narrative. You're not even technically disagreeing with them (even though you are in practice). You're not defining what kind of bigot you are in essence. It leaves them with nothing to grapple with or bite onto, and at the same time it makes a mockery of their little anti-free-speech laws.

I did this to my PC inner city sister once. She loves lecturing people and trying to belt them with her half baked intellectualism.

I told her we could resume the conversation when the laws no longer prohibited me voicing my point of view.

Man, she went apeshit.

[Roardog]

^^ going to have to use that one.

I say shit all the time that my leftest friendship group doesn't agree with and they just roll their eyes