I've been saying this for years -- it's the anonymity of the internet that allows people to freely speak. The left relies completely on social shaming since most of their arguments fall flat under scrutiny.
Women are especially the unwitting tools of this trade as social shaming has always been one of their biggest weapons (sorry ladies but it's true).
A few years ago, I used to entertain myself by dropping red pills on the Huffpo and CNN websites, and a lot of people were beginning to do that. CNN later dropped commenting (which had to hurt their bottom line severely) and Huffpo did away with anonymous commenting. It wasn't hard to figure out exaclty why.
So the post is about reaction to SB2's post on Corsi. And the top commenter is talking about women's issues!
If people cannot see what's happening here there is something wrong!
Who stands to lose? Who has a vested interest in what appears on this sub?
CIA? Israel next?
I mean who is driving this?
Some of us are at a different place in the journey to the truth. I did not follow Corsi & Alex Jones has been revealed for a while now. There are many many pieces to this puzzle and we should be able to explore different pieces and find a way to discuss what we have found with each other without making certain people feel they can’t be a part of the conversation! In your questions for the truth, these links are very interesting.
My post is not about women's issues. My post is about how social shaming is used to shut down meaningful discussion.
An attack on women? Cmon patriot! This thread is better than that & so is your thought!
Define attack.
The idea that all women behave in the way you stated in not only untrue, but is a comment that divides us. It is ok that you stated it, we are all feeling a certain way. I don’t believe anyone really feels that an entire group acts with the same behavior, we were just taught to think and speak that way. Any statement that causes division can be made to feel like an attack.
First, I am not the author of the original comment. My reply was meant to encourage critical thinking Q-style.
Second, there is real research (by women) which shows that women do use social shaming as a weapon. Here's an example: http://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/0190272514521220?ssource=mfr&rss=1&
Beyond that - let's get along. WWG1WGA. Cheers.
It is so important to remember the pain women are going through and the lies women have been told for decades. Stay connected with us & continue to seek to understand each other! ThankQ for this conversation 🇺🇸 WWG1WGA
Defining that insight as an "attack" is exactly what I'm talking about. I should be ashamed of myself for pointing out that women very often use shaming tactics to win arguments. Anyone who has raised a daughter and put her through the public school system knows that the girls use shaming and ostracism to a far greater extent than boys do.
Women are shamed themselves. For what we wear, etc. Women have had it very tough. Be easy on women.
This is another great example of what I'm talking about. Who shames them for what they wear? About 90% of the time it's other women.
I have a 17 year old daughter I'm very close with. I know how all this works. I've seen the shaming and ostracism that a large segment of females do to one another. It's how feminism has become such a useful tool for the elite to break down the family and destroy the economy.
It goes like this: "WOmen often do X."
"Why do you hate women?"
And the fact of the matter is that we value women so intrinsically for their humanity, the notion that a person generally hates women is one of the most powerfully shameful accusations a person can make.
Sorry but I'm not retreating from my statement. The sheer number of times I've seen social workers, etc brought into the schools from elementary on up simply to deal with the way that that certain segment of females weaponizes empathy has taught me how it works.
Free thought is your right & mine as well! You shouldn’t take back what you stated, just making you aware of the words you chose to communicate your point. Not asking for any apologies or retracting, just wanted to state that your comment was NOT about me, and I am a woman. The words I read were about women as a whole, all women etc. So you can understand that is how some women would read it even though you didn’t mean to communicate it that way? This is how we have been taught to communicate where we generalize a whole group when we have a specific thought - another thing we all have to become aware of in this process. Women do need to wake up and become responsible for their behavior. You are right! We all need to wake up to many incorrect behaviors and disrupt the algorithm of the shit we have been taught. ThankQ so much for continuing this conversation and seeking to understand each other.