Wokeism of the day Revised Mod Note in OP and threadbanned users

ArrBee · 10-02-2021 12:27pm

emmalynn19 wrote: »

The idea of white culture has been affirmed and explained by several individuals since. They sound like MAGA heads tbh, but the irony of slagging this yank nonsense from a right-wing yank perspective is lost on them.

They are just as comical as the woke left.

To be fair though,
If you hadn't asked and kept on banging the drum it wouldn't have been "several times".
You've yourself to thank for that.

emmalynn19 · 10-02-2021 12:29pm

Deleted User wrote: »

That sort of opinion would categorise you as a white supremacist among the SJW leftists. Would be interesting to hear you argue your way out of that.

Why would I want to argue my way out anything? All culture is an amalgamation of other cultures, always has been.

Not everyone fits neatly into american culture war boxes.

RandRuns · 10-02-2021 12:34pm

AllForIt wrote: »

https://www.theguardian.com/world/commentisfree/2021/feb/08/the-phallic-necktie-is-an-outdated-symbol-of-white-male-rule-in-new-zealands-parliament

"Neckties are phallic symbols of white supremacy"

Always wondered why I was strangely attracted to a nice neck tie.

That insufferable tosser Richard Branson goes around with a scissors (carried by a lackey obviously) cutting neckties off men at meetings and parties. I always wondered what kind of deep-seated feelings of inferiority and sexual inadequacy makes him do it.

emmalynn19 · 10-02-2021 12:34pm

ArrBee wrote: »

To be fair though,
If you hadn't asked and kept on banging the drum it wouldn't have been "several times".
You've yourself to thank for that.

Its almost like american right wing talking points dont stand up to any scrutiny. This thread is a collection of people who genuinely think wokeism is funny, a few confused kids who've picked a side in the US culture wars but dont really have the self-awareness to realise it, and a few bone-fide racists.

"White Culture", the absolute state of that.

Anyway, Ive to go and do some work. Its been enjoyable laughing at this nonsense all the same.

ArrBee · 10-02-2021 12:41pm

emmalynn19 wrote: »

Its almost like american right wing talking points dont stand up to any scrutiny. This thread is a collection of people who genuinely think wokeism is funny, a few confused kids who've picked a side in the US culture wars but dont really have the self-awareness to realise it, and a few bone-fide racists.

Anyway, Ive to go and do some work. Its been enjoyable laughing at this nonsense all the same.

What, you mean like a cross section of society? ðŸ˜‹
There's no entry criteria to the thread so there will be a mix.
Including yourself!

Personally, I think it's good if an individual can take what's relivant to them from the internet without getting upset over any content that isn't.

RandRuns · 10-02-2021 12:58pm

Invidious wrote: »

I can't wait to hear how a virus that can infect anyone is sexist (and no doubt racist, homophobic, etc as well).

Believe it or not, Channel 4 have thoughtfully made a programme telling you how Covid is racist.....

Is Covid Racist?

(I haven't watched it myself, but I'm going to go out on a limb and guess that they found the answer is yes).

10-02-2021 12:58pm

emmalynn19 wrote: »

Its almost like american right wing talking points dont stand up to any scrutiny. .

Oh the cruel irony..

What happened when you were asked to back up your statements? You deflected. Every time. Probably because you don't understand the concepts involved.

You're like a child repeating insults that she heard some adults say, without any appreciation for meaning (except for what she thinks it might be) and context.

So.. yeah.. you fit in really well with the woke contingent.

Rothko · 10-02-2021 1:04pm

emmalynn19 wrote: »

Im not actually a woman lads, this username was randomly generated. Bit of an eye opener using a female named account around you Donald Trump enthusiasts, has to be said.

:eek: What a shocker.

I have to say, a lot of your posts on here are rather "uncivil".

RandRuns · 10-02-2021 1:08pm

Rothko wrote: »

:eek: What a shocker.

I have to say, a lot of your posts on here are rather "uncivil".

It makes his Donald Trump obsession a little homoerotic wouldn't you say?

Barna77 · 10-02-2021 1:12pm

AllForIt wrote: »

https://www.theguardian.com/world/commentisfree/2021/feb/08/the-phallic-necktie-is-an-outdated-symbol-of-white-male-rule-in-new-zealands-parliament

"Neckties are phallic symbols of white supremacy"

Always wondered why I was strangely attracted to a nice neck tie.

Damn, I hear you. I do like a man wearing a nice tie. Then Trump came along and he ruined it.

What's next? Tanning is a symbol of white supremacy too?

Rothko · 10-02-2021 1:13pm

Barna77 wrote: »

What's next? Tanning is a symbol of white supremacy too?

Cultural appropriation.

1800_Ladladlad · 10-02-2021 1:13pm

Interesting article in the NYT about French politicians and prominent intellectuals stating that American woke social theories on race, gender, and post-colonialism is a threat to French identity and are undermining French society.

“Certain social science theories entirely imported from the United States,’’ said President Emmanuel Macron."

Ireland has no colonial past nor had it a role in the slave trade but I do think that certain concerns raised by Macron can be applied and are relevant to Ireland in ways. Such as identity politics, political correctness etc. Identity politics is being used by obsessive authoritarians and NGOs to enforce social change (that's heavelly influenced by the US), will only impact in Ireland and take us beyond the starting point we are at now.

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/02/09/world/europe/france-threat-american-universities.html

stefanovich · 10-02-2021 1:17pm

RandRuns wrote: »

Believe it or not, Channel 4 have thoughtfully made a programme telling you how Covid is racist.....

Is Covid Racist?

(I haven't watched it myself, but I'm going to go out on a limb and guess that they found the answer is yes).

Dark skinned people are more likely to be vitamin D deficient when living in Northern Europe. Vitamin D deficiency is strongly correlated with bad covid outcomes.

MisterAnarchy · 10-02-2021 1:52pm

emmalynn19 wrote: »

You sound like a Trump supporter.

Ah the Trump supporter cliche.

You do realise that over 74m people in the US legitimately voted for Trump in the recent election.
That was almost half of the people that voted.
Trump increased his vote by 9m from 2016, he also increased his vote with the hispanics and blacks.
Tar them all with the same brush, they are all right wing racists.

The Perpetually Offended and Trump Derangement Syndrome, there is definitely some scientific link between these two conditions.

emmalynn19 · 10-02-2021 1:57pm

MisterAnarchy wrote: »

Ah the Trump supporter cliche.

You do realise that over 74m people in the US legitimately voted for Trump in the recent election.
That was almost half of the people that voted.
Trump increased his vote by 9m from 2016, he also increased his vote with the hispanics and blacks.
Tar them all with the same brush, they are all right wing racists.

The Perpetually Offended and Trump Derangement Syndrome, there is definitely some scientific link between these two conditions.

You sound like a Trump supporter.

RandRuns · 10-02-2021 2:01pm

emmalynn19 wrote: »

You sound like a Trump supporter.

Yup, it's definitely the reincarnation of Sorcha alright.

10-02-2021 2:03pm

stefanovich wrote: »

Dark skinned people are more likely to be vitamin D deficient when living in Northern Europe. Vitamin D deficiency is strongly correlated with bad covid outcomes.

If I was dark skinned I would take this to mean I need to be even more vigilant around social distancing and mask wearing etc that lighter skinned people.

Also I would spend a 5 euro on some vitamin D supplements.

RandRuns · 10-02-2021 2:07pm

Deleted User wrote: »

If I was dark skinned I would take this to mean I need to be even more vigilant around social distancing and mask wearing etc that lighter skinned people.

Also I would spend a 5 euro on some vitamin D supplements.

Vitamin D supplements are a tool of white supremecists designed to aapropriate black culture. Or something.

MisterAnarchy · 10-02-2021 2:12pm

emmalynn19 wrote: »

You sound like a Trump supporter.

You'd be better off posting over in the Joe Biden or Donal Trump threads, you will find more likeminded posters with TDS there.

stefanovich · 10-02-2021 2:14pm

Deleted User wrote: »

If I was dark skinned I would take this to mean I need to be even more vigilant around social distancing and mask wearing etc that lighter skinned people.

Also I would spend a 5 euro on some vitamin D supplements.

I think we should all be taking vit D in winter!

Salvation Tambourine · 10-02-2021 2:24pm

AllForIt wrote: »

https://www.theguardian.com/world/commentisfree/2021/feb/08/the-phallic-necktie-is-an-outdated-symbol-of-white-male-rule-in-new-zealands-parliament

"Neckties are phallic symbols of white supremacy"

Always wondered why I was strangely attracted to a nice neck tie.

If there was ever a year to change New Zealand’s anachronistic parliamentary dress code, it should be 2021, when the new parliament is the most diverse and inclusive ever, including 48% women, 11% LGBTQ, 21% Māori, 8.3% Pacific, and 7% Asian New Zealand members.

White male MPs, the demographic group most likely to wear a necktie, are now a minority.

The article itself says how diverse the parliament is. It even says white men are a minority. I just don't get how an issue can be made over a tie. It's a piece of fabric. Not everything that looks like a penis is representative of male dominance. The fact that this article wasn't laughed away by The Guardian editors is incredibly worrying for the paper.

Clothing is inherently political in its ability to represent the values of our culture, and the necktie is one of the most politically charged items of body adornment. The necktie echoes the shape of the codpiece, a fabric flap or pouch designed 500 years ago to emphasise a European nobleman’s importance through his large phallic size. It is arrow shaped and directs the eye of an onlooker down towards a man’s groin

Hardly anyone in the world knows or cares about this sort of stuff, the only people that do are historians or dickheads with too much time on their hands looking for trouble. The reason no one knows the true meaning and evil surrounding the origins of the necktie is that it is entirely irrelevant in modern society because we evolved to the point that men generally don't wear piece of fabric designed to exhibit their cock size. Funnily enough it's largely only women who does such things with push up bras and the likes. Does anyone care about that? Probably but they are also dickheads with too much time on their hands.

emmalynn19 · 10-02-2021 2:24pm

MisterAnarchy wrote: »

You'd be better off posting over in the Joe Biden or Donal Trump threads, you will find more likeminded posters with TDS there.

I have 'Trump Derangement Syndrome' because I said you sound like a Trump supporter? You do sound like a Trump supporter.

If youve gone down the rabbit hole of one side or other of the US culture wars why not just own it instead of pretending you are something you arent.

This '74 million people cant be bad people' stuff is farcical. It sounds like the 'Islam cant be bad because billions of people are Muslims' horse**** you hear out of the left. Islam would be a bag of **** if had 15 adherents. Donald Trump is a ****, and he was a **** long before he got into politics.

RandRuns · 10-02-2021 2:33pm

Nokotan wrote: »

The fact that this article wasn't laughed away by The Guardian editors is incredibly worrying for the paper.

There is literally no article, none whatsoever, that the Guardian wouldn't print, as long as it is pointing out some imagined -ism.

emmalynn19 · 10-02-2021 2:51pm

Count Basie wrote: »

Ok Sorcha.

Yes lad, thinking that Trump is a dickhead and has abhorrent, exploitative politics AND thinking that SJW woke politics are comically absurd is a perfectly normal, common Irish perspective.

Might be different for you 'white people' though, I dunno.

Cordell · 10-02-2021 2:57pm

Count Basie wrote: »

You sound very angry. Why not listen to some soothing classical music? Chopin's nocturnes would be my recommendation.

Too male and white, maybe recommend something more diverse? Maybe Cardi B?

Wibbs · 10-02-2021 2:57pm

Nokotan wrote: »

Hardly anyone in the world knows or cares about this sort of stuff, the only people that do are historians or dickheads with too much time on their hands looking for trouble. The reason no one knows the true meaning and evil surrounding the origins of the necktie is that it is entirely irrelevant in modern society because we evolved to the point that men generally don't wear piece of fabric designed to exhibit their cock size.

Never mind that all that codpiece stuff has nada to do with the necktie or its origins. It evolved from a simple scarf/cravat into its present form. Are bowties also codpieces? They are not. So yeah you're spot on with the dickheads bit. I'd add ignorant and whiny to the label.

10-02-2021 3:00pm

emmalynn19 wrote: »

Yes lad, thinking that Trump is a dickhead and has abhorrent, exploitative politics AND thinking that SJW woke politics are comically absurd is a perfectly normal, common Irish perspective.

Might be different for you 'white people' though, I dunno.

Trump - Who has promoted/defended Trump on this thread? You keep suggesting that we're Trump supporters but you have zero evidence to support such a claim.

Exploitative policies - Again, you have zero evidence to suggest that anyone on this thread is in favor of such practices.

But sure, SJW woke politics are absurd.. except they've gained traction in both the US and, somewhat, in the UK, along with some inroads in Ireland, within education & government initiatives.

The problem is that you don't argue. You insult. You make baseless claims about posters, their opinions and make no effort to support those claims.

For someone who claims to be in their 40s, you have a very childish approach to a discussion.

Rothko · 10-02-2021 3:02pm

Count Basie wrote: »

You sound very angry. Why not listen to some soothing classical music? Chopin's nocturnes would be my recommendation.

Sounds like an "angry man".

MisterAnarchy · 10-02-2021 3:05pm

emmalynn19 wrote: »

I have 'Trump Derangement Syndrome' because I said you sound like a Trump supporter? You do sound like a Trump supporter.

If youve gone down the rabbit hole of one side or other of the US culture wars why not just own it instead of pretending you are something you arent.

This '74 million people cant be bad people' stuff is farcical. It sounds like the 'Islam cant be bad because billions of people are Muslims' horse**** you hear out of the left. Islam would be a bag of **** if had 15 adherents. Donald Trump is a ****, and he was a **** long before he got into politics.

Talk about the pot calling the kettle black.

I haven't gone down the rabbit hole of one side of the US culture wars, thats the whole point.

I'm not a Trump hater, but I'm not a supporter either, there is a difference.
Not everything the man did in office was bad.

This would sum up my view quite well

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dTH9S_bpywQ

10-02-2021 3:07pm

emmalynn19 wrote: »

Why dont you grow a pair of bollocks and own it.

Except, of course, I have... I have supported my position repeatedly. Once more, recognition of Irony is lost on you, since you're the one not "owning it" (also love that you're the one in love with Americanisms)

Fine. I am genuinely finished with you. We'll add you to the list of obvious trolls.

But, seriously, do you really have to be so offensive?

Wibbs · 10-02-2021 3:12pm

Trump is and was always a thundering prick and sociopath. I would suggest that the fact so many Americans voted for him was as much to do with the parlous state of US politics that is riven with division, as is their society and their oft simplistic and jingoistic views on the world. Suggesting a tie is some eurocentric phallocentric codpiece keeping people down is equally daft and ridiculous, though clearly not nearly as concerning as the orange oaf getting near the levers of power. As for a Maori parliamentarian choosing to wear their cultural garb I say work away.

Wibbs · 10-02-2021 3:14pm

Count Basie wrote: »

It's not a huge ask to put on a suit and look respectable when in parliament.

Personally I find suits overrated and too uniform and lacking in imagination. It's culturally accepted as "respectable" because of tradition and quite a bit of laziness and that's about it.

growleaves · 10-02-2021 3:30pm

Wibbs wrote: »

Trump is and was always a thundering prick and sociopath. I would suggest that the fact so many Americans voted for him was as much to do with the parlous state of US politics that is riven with division, as is their society and their oft simplistic and jingoistic views on the world. Suggesting a tie is some eurocentric phallocentric codpiece keeping people down is equally daft and ridiculous, though clearly not nearly as concerning as the orange oaf getting near the levers of power. As for a Maori parliamentarian choosing to wear their cultural garb I say work away.

I think you have to look at who Trump's opponents are, a parade of snot-nosed cultural dictators talking in gibberish. They're about as well-liked as a bird that drops sh*t on you from a great height.

Wibbs · 10-02-2021 3:32pm

Count Basie wrote: »

Completely disagree. A good suit looks great. And yes it makes a man look more respectable, more professional.

Like I said it's entirely cultural and changes with time with it. The "respectable" suit of today would look out of place a century ago, the cut of the suit of today would look "wrong" 40 years ago. At one time the trouser was considered a near scandal. But yeah if you need to sell to the cheap seats in one's respectable suburban electoral base of all scandi kitchens and audis on tick then it would be best to ape their worldview alright. One presumes the Maori doesn't have that same electoral base or has one that cares less about their garb and more about what they'll do for them in parliament.

Wibbs · 10-02-2021 3:35pm

growleaves wrote: »

I think you have to look at who Trump's opponents are, a parade of snot-nosed cultural dictators talking in gibberish. They're about as well-liked as a bird that drops sh*t on you from a great height.

Not particularly as they got half the votes and won this time around so well liked enough. They're all cheeks of the same self serving arse and the orange eejit looked like an "alternative" to that for many. Which says much for the standard. None of it good.

WrenBoy · 10-02-2021 3:52pm

emmalynn19 wrote: »

Leaving aside the Guardian Op-Ed that has all of your outrage panties wet, why should a Maori be forced to wear culturally British attire in his national parliament? I seem to recall the Brits forcing their culture onto us being a bit of an issue previously, ring any bells? We're all fans of British colonialism now on top of the Trumpist ****e are we?

LOL, oh Emma Lynn you really brightened up my Wednesday, have a great day love. :pac:

Sephiroth_dude · 10-02-2021 4:15pm

emmalynn19 wrote: »

Thanks hun

emmalynn19 wrote: »

Man up snowflake.

Ok that's enough trolling from you, do not post in here again.

ExMachina1000 · 10-02-2021 4:39pm

Account deleted. Gone to reinvent itself into a new version of woke.

Tune in tomorrow

RandRuns · 10-02-2021 4:59pm

ExMachina1000 wrote: »

Account deleted. Gone to reinvent itself into a new version of woke.

Tune in tomorrow

I for one will miss all the "youse are all only f****king Trump supporters, so youse are" posts.
At least until he's back shortly in another guise.

ExMachina1000 · 10-02-2021 5:41pm

RandRuns wrote: »

I for one will miss all the "youse are all only f****king Trump supporters, so youse are" posts.
At least until he's back shortly in another guise.

Possibly a reinvention to a Ugandan who has been in direct provision 19 years

ArrBee · 10-02-2021 5:46pm

So, anyway.....

I've been really lax at keeping up with Southpark and have just started catching up on the last few years.
1st episode of season 19 is great. and is probably worth a rewatch for it's take on the current wave of PC.
I think it was broadcast 5 years ago?

Biker79 · 10-02-2021 8:14pm

French political and social leaders are concerned that American Woke ideologies are an attack on French values, institutions and heritage.

France is beacon of traditional left values...so thats a very interesting development. Just in case some people still think woke ideologies are harmless nonsense. ..France begs to differ. ( in the NY Times as well...)

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/02/09/world/europe/france-threat-american-universities.html

JeffreyEpspeen · 10-02-2021 8:24pm

ArrBee wrote: »

So, anyway.....

I've been really lax at keeping up with Southpark and have just started catching up on the last few years.
1st episode of season 19 is great. and is probably worth a rewatch for it's take on the current wave of PC.
I think it was broadcast 5 years ago?

I watched a random newer episode of South Park a while ago and it wasn't outwardly bad so much as it was boring, which is even worse. It's lost all the spark of the good old days and they're clearly coasting at this stage. I'd question how much of it is even their baby right now.

JeffreyEpspeen · 10-02-2021 11:15pm

https://www.thejournal.ie/springsteen-driving-5351176-Feb2021/

"The news of his arrest comes just days after Springsteen starred in his first TV ad for Jeep urging for unity in America."

You couldn't make it up.

Kermit.de.frog · 10-02-2021 11:30pm

I saw a girl eating a Yorkie bar today

I'm frightened

silverharp · 11-02-2021 12:37am

if cancel culture is woke, then belongs here, the irony is delish, guy says there is no cancel culture, gets fired by the Guardian for a tweet

https://twitter.com/AndreasShrugged/status/1359639096742842369

jam_mac_jam · 11-02-2021 12:41am

People who say there is no cancel culture make me irrationality angry. It's just lying right to my face. How can you even argue with it.

If you are going to do something at least admit to it. Stop lying all the time.

Sir Oxman · 11-02-2021 2:23am

Biker79 wrote: »

French political and social leaders are concerned that American Woke ideologies are an attack on French values, institutions and heritage.

France is beacon of traditional left values...so thats a very interesting development. Just in case some people still think woke ideologies are harmless nonsense. ..France begs to differ. ( in the NY Times as well...)

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/02/09/world/europe/france-threat-american-universities.html

And of course, the lunatic ideology today is the modified chucky child of 60's French postmodernism.
Even the French can see what a load of Anglocentric dangerous wánk it is today!

11-02-2021 5:22am

https://twitter.com/gizmodo/status/1359701272409047041

stefanovich · 11-02-2021 8:25am

Sir Oxman wrote: »

And of course, the lunatic ideology today is the modified chucky child of 60's French postmodernism.
Even the French can see what a load of Anglocentric dangerous wánk it is today!

It’d be quite complicated to rework the French language to be gender neutral.

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