Anonymous #1 2d

You don’t have to love it it’s just not affecting u

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Anonymous #1 2d

You're a bad person

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Anonymous #2 2d

I have empathy. So when those groups hurt other people it breaks my heart. And I feel partially responsible because I didn’t stop them

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Anonymous #1 2d

I don’t understand. What about when those groups get hurt? We should have empathy for everybody

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Anonymous #4 2d

I always say elected officials who spout whatever anti-whoever rhetoric, Nancy mace and her transphobia for example, are in the wrong career. If you sign up to serve your fellow Americans, that means All you fellow Americans. Even the ones you don’t get or dont like

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Anonymous #1 2d

all groups hurt other groups, but just bc some white people are violent towards POC doesn’t mean all white people are violent towards POC and need to be discriminated against

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Anonymous #1 2d

“I only feel bad when groups of ppl I don’t like commit a crime”

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Anonymous #1 2d

you have selective empathy... apparently just for like rich white people??

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Anonymous #8 2d

bc bigotry is immoral, not being bigoted is moral

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Anonymous #5 2d

Define “moral”

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Anonymous #8 2d

morals are a guide for conduct and influence how others treat each other and make decisions, they classify behavior as “right” or “wrong” bigotry denies individuals basic respect, dignity, and fair treatment based on irrationally negative stereotypes rather than their actions or facts in reality bigotry directly causes harm to marginalized groups

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Anonymous #5 2d

I see. Who set those guides up?

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Anonymous #8 2d

there isn’t like one single rule book, for different frame works, it’s usually a philosopher or two (Kant, Aristotle, Bentham, etc.) or even things as simple like biological imperatives and the golden rule (something valued in all human societies we know of) some morals come from religious texts too, but I generally find those codes to be more reprehensible personally

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Anonymous #10 2d

Translating… I’m a neo-Nazi who should be socially ostracized!

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Anonymous #5 2d

Nazism is a plague that needs to die out alongside wokism 🥰

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Anonymous #10 2d

What's wokism is that like Chinese food

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Anonymous #3 2d

Look it up genius

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Anonymous #3 2d

"Wokeism" refers to a, often pejorative, term for a progressive ideology focused on identifying and addressing systemic injustices, particularly concerning race, gender, and sexual orientation.

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Anonymous #10 2d

Comparing Nazism to wokeism is absurd 😭

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Anonymous #10 2d

wow addressing systemic injustices is so terrible!!!!

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Anonymous #10 2d

Sounds like a good thing to stand for. We shouldn't have systemic injustices in America.

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Anonymous #1 2d

I feel you. Just because I don’t support their actions doesn’t mean I hate them. As a Christian you have to act like how Jesus would act.

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Anonymous #11 2d

which is by judging the sin not the sinner thus you should have no issue with the group whatsoever but the actions how do I know more about Christianity than so-called “Christians” lmfao

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Anonymous #5 2d

It’s like comparing two sides of the same coin. Wokism is the result of the sudden feminization of US infrastructure and places emotion and group think over facts and justice. The woke crowd is typically referred to as a “mob” because it really is a mob mentality that morally erodes our country… just like Nazism

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Anonymous #10 2d

how is addressing systemic injustice morally eroding our country? Do you think systemic injustices are moral lmfao?

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Anonymous #5 2d

Because at a certain point the mob stopped targeting actual injustices and starting supporting anything viewed as a “persecuted minority” no matter what that thing was

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Anonymous #10 2d

give an example of this

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Anonymous #5 2d

BLM went from racial justice to a radical Marxist agenda that would supplant the basic building block of society—the family—with the state. It was ok for people flying under the flag of "Black Lives Matter" to riot because the black identity is the oppressed, as such riots were merely the 'voice of the unheard'.

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Anonymous #10 2d

You need help

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Anonymous #10 2d

common misconception although I think you are doing it intentionally they advocated for COMMUNITIES to raise children and build society rather than simply families, babysitters, teachers, even school crossing guards are essential, it’s not an absurd take also, the BLM protests were in the vast majority peaceful, >90% of demonstrations had no documented property damage or injuries, describing them as riots is taking the minority of protests and using them to bash the whole movement

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Anonymous #5 2d

Inclusivity and diversity became a radical cancel culture that turned daily language into performative virtue-signaling

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Anonymous #10 2d

word salad + some people actually support inclusivity and diversity rather than simply virtue-signaling and pretending to plus what’s so bad about inclusivity and diversity lmfao

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Anonymous #12 1d

Good thing this post didnt say anything about that

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