Being anti social justice warrior is a catalyst for bullying behavior

[rexbeccarox]

Take your "gender flavour of the month" comment, it's true. If I call out the petty attention-seeking teen angst of a 14 year old calling themselves a "demigendered pansexual androromantic" (because simply being "gay" or "genderqueer" is clearly too passé these days), I'll be told I'm anti-LGBT despite being part of the so-called "LGBT community" myself. It's ridiculous.

Why so much intolerance for people who are experimenting with ways to identify themselves?

I don't know about Yeaux, but for me it demeans and delegitimizes the plights of people who are trying to make a difference for themselves.

Earlier today, I read an article about a man who lives in an apartment in New York City. He took a phone call at 1am, and paced around his apartment, making a bunch of noise. He woke up to find a note from his downstairs neighbor telling him he was rude, that they called management, and that next time they would call the cops. The dude turned it into a race and gentrification issue- his reply letter went viral and he brought in a bunch of "social justice" entities- even though the neighbor didn't even know he was black. That, to me, completely takes away from real issues black people face in this country, and they are vast.

http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/%E2%80%...ar-BBxewRt

I'm pretty far-left, even more so in the past year or so, but this SJW shit tends to really piss me off because there are people, myself included, who are really making an effort to make social issues right.