The Insane "Social Justice" Thread pt IV

[printcraft]

The "super straight" thing is funny, and shows their hypocrisy, but.. meh.

They are being superphobic for sure.

 

[Leadeye]

Everything was so much simpler back in the day.

 

[HoughMade]

If it weren't for a slight leftward curve, I'd claim to be "super straight".

 

[printcraft]

If it weren't for a slight leftward curve, I'd claim to be "super straight".

See your doctor if you are super straight for more than 4 hours.

 

[Hkindiana]

See your doctor if you are super straight for more than 4 hours.

Uh oh, I have been super straight for more than 60 years

 

[JettaKnight]

OK, I just went to the new superstraight subreddit - I have no clue what this is about. I'm so far out of the loop on this.

 

[printcraft]

OK, I just went to the new superstraight subreddit - I have no clue what this is about. I'm so far out of the loop on this.

I can see that...

 

[DoggyDaddy]

Unilever dropping word 'normal' from beauty products' packaging​

MSN

Yeah, because God forbid anyone should identify as having "normal" skin or hair. How about they add "crazy", "bat crazy" and "completely insane" to their packaging?

 

[printcraft]

 

[Ark]

OK, I just went to the new superstraight subreddit - I have no clue what this is about. I'm so far out of the loop on this.

It's already banned, lol. Reddit is trash.

I got permabanned from r/askreddit the other day solely for saying there are only two genders...in a thread specifically asking for facts or opinions society isn't willing to talk about.

 

[Hawkeye]

I'm surprised that you guys haven't mentioned the "Super Straight" phenomenon. So essentially, on TikTok, pro-LGBTQA folks (some not all) have been saying that if you are a straight man, if you refeuse to date a transwoman, you're a Trans-phobe. Well one clever guy didn't like that at all, so he created a new sexuality called "Super Straight," which means that he's a straight man that only likes women that were born women. Because of TikTok's rules, people can't attack him because of his professed sexuality lest they get removed. It's actually started to get some wheels, and it even has it own flag.

A social-media trend has people identifying as 'super straight.' The transphobic campaign was meant to divide LGBTQ people.

Super straight, what some are calling a new sexual identity, was being pushed by far-right trolls on the toxic 4chan message board.

news.yahoo.com

I've often wondered what the dating thing must be like nowadays. Let's say you find an interesting person who seems female and you are dating her, things progress. And then you find out she hasn't had her "operation" yet... What would be the "acceptable" protocol on finding that it wasn't a banana in her pants.... Are you allowed to stop, or do you have to finish what you started?

 

[spencer rifle]

I've often wondered what the dating thing must be like nowadays. Let's say you find an interesting person who seems female and you are dating her, things progress. And then you find out she hasn't had her "operation" yet... What would be the "acceptable" protocol on finding that it wasn't a banana in her pants.... Are you allowed to stop, or do you have to finish what you started?

You are most certainly transphobic if you stop. You should actively seek out such people to date unless you want to be cancelled. So our betters tell us.

 

[Doug]

You are most certainly transphobic if you stop. You should actively seek out such people to date unless you want to be cancelled. So our betters tell us.

 

[KLB]

I've often wondered what the dating thing must be like nowadays. Let's say you find an interesting person who seems female and you are dating her, things progress. And then you find out she hasn't had her "operation" yet... What would be the "acceptable" protocol on finding that it wasn't a banana in her pants.... Are you allowed to stop, or do you have to finish what you started?

 

[2A_Tom]

It never happened to me.

I remember stories from my army days of guys being surprised and beating the stuffing out of them.

Obviously those kind of soldiers have been eliminated from service under the new sec def.

 

[JettaKnight]

OK, I just went to the new superstraight subreddit - I have no clue what this is about. I'm so far out of the loop on this.

....and it's now banned.

Of course, there's the usual claims that the "superstraights" are just right wing nazi fascist white supremacist, etc., etc.
Time to replace that "Bake the cake" meme with "date the tranny!" (Printcraft, get on that)

TIL the term TERF, the trans issues demands are now making strange bedfellows.



It's Dave Chappelle, so, yeah, NSFW. (I don't think Xenforo will just let me link it)
EDIT: Naughty words are bleeped.

 

[printcraft]

....and it's now banned.

Of course, there's the usual claims that the "superstraights" are just right wing nazi fascist white supremacist, etc., etc.
Time to replace that "Bake the cake" meme with "date the tranny!" (Printcraft, get on that)

TIL the term TERF, the trans issues demands are now making strange bedfellows.



It's Dave Chappelle, so, yeah, NSFW. (I don't think Xenforo will just let me link it)

I’ll get that worked in.

 

[printcraft]

Have they canceled CD yet? We need to run this homophobic, transphobic and animal rights abusing movie out! He even attacks minorities with a KNIFE!

 

[Kutnupe14]

Unilever dropping word 'normal' from beauty products' packaging​

MSN

Yeah, because God forbid anyone should identify as having "normal" skin or hair. How about they add "crazy", "bat crazy" and "completely insane" to their packaging?

Having sisters, this is actually a valid complaint for make-up, haircare products, under-clothing, and even band-aids. "Normal," in many instances refers to our fairer skinned brethren, as far as makeup and hair. "Nude" undergarments, the same. Some newer "nude" garments are pretty much transparent so anyone can wear them, but I've certainly heard the complaints from my sisters about ordering things that are advertised as transparent, "nude" but are clearly meant for fair-skinned people.

 

[DoggyDaddy]

Having sisters, this is actually a valid complaint for make-up, haircare products, under-clothing, and even band-aids. "Normal," in many instances refers to our fairer skinned brethren, as far as makeup and hair. "Nude" undergarments, the same. Some newer "nude" garments are pretty much transparent so anyone can wear them, but I've certainly heard the complaints from my sisters about ordering things that are advertised as transparent, "nude" but are clearly meant for fair-skinned people.

Well that's not the complaint though. There are plenty of products that cater to blacks and their needs (different hair texture, skin tones, and the like), but this isn't that. The people criticizing them are just taking exception to the word, "normal" because they claim it has a negative connotation. Think, the purple-haired tatted and pierced white girl... That type of person is about the only one I could think of that would object to being called "normal". Obviously they don't see themselves as "normal" and feel somehow slighted that they're not being catered to.