Fabrizio del Wrongo writes:
- Is Steve Sailer onto something here?
- How long before the National Telecommunications and Information Administration is monitoring your online activity?
- Manly bookplates.
- What if Sterling had been revealed as The Worst Person Ever two weeks later, after he’d gotten his second award from the NAACP?
- Just how rapey are philosophy profs? When I was in college, I got hit on by a few profs, including one or two gay ones. Can’t say this ever bothered me much.
- This “word-discouragement campaign” aims to stop people from saying hurtful things like “man up.” The makers of Manwich are probably shaking in their boots right now. First they came for Manwich . . .
- Why are we banning e-cigs if they help people to stop smoking?
- Ten best sentences ever?
- Drink up!
- Isabel’s big decision. (Response. Judgy Bitch.)
- North Koreans believe a lot of funny things. Fortunately, everything Americans believe is 100% scientific and free of the taint of propaganda.
- Zooey wears riding pants.
- Isn’t this just Straight Eye for the Straight Guy?
- Paglia wants to ditch the minimum drinking age.
- Is it racist to find people of some races more attractive than people of others?
Jesus, listen to how nerdy and stilted the Speech Stasi slogans sound:
“Bitch…insists feminism is inherently negative.”
“Pussy…implies that having a certain feature is indicative of being a coward.”
Wow, what a punchy campaign! Just the kind of thing you’d all be shouting after occupying the administration building… if you were all a bunch of pussies who can’t man up and write a slogan on your own, without filtering every word through thesaurus.com — like a bitch.
These spergy faggots should’ve hired lesbian rapper Queen Latifah. “You gots ta let ’em know: You ain’t no bitch or a ho.” Twenty years later, we’re in the same paranoid climate, now with 50% more annoying slogans.
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Also notice the campaign’s over-riding theme of Our Right To Remain Toddlers.
All of the phrases under attack “insist that it is inherently negative” for 20 year-olds to still be weak, dependent, childish, and annoying. Man up, don’t pussy out, stop acting like a bitch, quit whining like a faggot, etc.
The widespread appeal of these campaigns goes to show how infantilized the Millennials are. The tightwad speech Nazis of the ’90s at least framed things as a matter of disrespecting the honor of the whiny group, and demanding satisfaction pistols-at-dawn style.
With Millennial airheads, it’s all, “What the heck, you guys literally need to stop pressuring me to ‘just grow up.’ Honestly, if seeking constant praise is ‘bratty’ or ‘childish,’ then what kind of idiot would actually want to grow up?”
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“Our Right To Remain Toddlers.”
Spot on
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