leftist tiktoks that hate vaush
okay everyone since we're all stranded on this desert island we need to work together in order to survive and the first thing we need to do is form a team to go find food i can lead the team i had the most money back on the mainland so i'm probably the most qualified um okay so whatever the food team finds i will keep let's say 90 of it 90 of the food that we all need to survive well i took the risk in starting the team so i deserve the most food yeah no we're not doing that um we also need to build shelter i think there's a pile of bamboo somewhere that we can oh sorry this is actually my pile of bamboo yeah i called dibs on it when we got here so if we construct a shelter from it'll technically belong to me but i mean if you guys want to stay in it you can i don't know maybe pay me some of your food you want us to give you our food so we can stay in the shelter you're right that doesn't make sense because first we need to exchange the food for some kind of a currency and then you would pay me with the currency oh oh guys seashells is the new currency i'm sorry why do you think you're in charge here well i have the most money so that makes me the most intelligent talented and qualified person here right and where did you get all this money that's not but that's i don't i don't understand why that question is relevant okay lastly we need to send an sos message back to the mainland luckily i think i can get the transponder from the airplane working knock knock it's me again i also own the transponder because i'm uh standing closest to it this guy [ __ ] kidding and i'm totally cool with you guys using it for the sos message i just want to make sure that i am represented accurately you know just let him know that i am very chill hard-working extremely generous you know things that are like obviously true about me you know what man i've had enough okay why should we listen to a single thing that you're saying oh because the biggest strongest guy here thinks that i'm in charge so he's gonna make you all do what i want we are spreading democracy and freedom i they're so pretty look at what vosh said today is not make the shooting of that 16 year old girl the the hinge of our next big civil rights anti-cop push please god all you have to do is wait 24 hours and there will be a way worse police shoot i don't like that a lot of young leftists get introduced to leftist ideas through way of these debate bros a lot of them claim to be these ultra progressives but it's like they have no idea of what's going on in the actual world so that's the reason why they have [ __ ] takes like this or they get ultra defensive when people from the community call them out like bro we get it you can debunk the 1350 statistics all day long but ask one of these [ __ ] to humanize me i am tired of seeing my oppression being used as talking points to feel your ego when you debate fascists this stuff isn't a debate it's people's lives this is my autism service dog finnegan he is a five-year-old black lab finnegan is allowed to go with me wherever i go under the americans with disabilities act which is a federal law for a dog to be a service dog they must be trained to perform tasks that directly relate to helping the handler's disability finnegan is trained to nudge me when he hears alarms like the oven a timer a fire alarm etc if i'm not responding fast enough he also does deep pressure therapy where he applies his body weight to my legs and chest to force deep breathing when necessary finnegan is trained to buffer crowds by walking circles around me creating a physical barrier to prevent others from getting too close finn can follow my family members when we're out so that i don't get separated from them he can also help locate them if we do get separated lastly he is able to go into my house or wherever i'm sleeping at night to search and respond if there were an intruder present between just the initial costs and countless hours of specialized training finnegan is worth thousands of dollars he's a very special dog and i am very lucky to have him says that people are upset with him because he talks about black separatism and people didn't like that i talked about how i wasn't a fan of black separatism the idea that the best way to solve racist uses for all the black folk to just up and go and live in africa or whatever and that discourse got a lot of people mad at me and insisted that he should listen to black people describes it as an issue people weaponized being talked over against him the only issue is that's not what happened the context that vosh is giving just isn't true vosh didn't have a conversation on black separatism as he claims i uh talked about how i wasn't a fan of black separatism the idea that the best way to solve race issues is for all the black folk to just up and go and live in africa or whatever he had a debate on black nationalism didn't know what black nationalism was black nationalists are just white nationalists except black people pointed out that he probably meant to talk about black separatism and instead of apologizing and saying hey sorry i messed up he finds a black person and then gives a misinformation on the conflict so that she'll agree with him in order for him to gain validity avoiding racist tropes and fantasy part five allow your bipod characters to be something other than the magical guide for the group they don't need to be the guide the voice of wisdom the only one with the plan basically they don't need to be this like side cast that's just supporting your pale mcs along their journey this is also true for jewish and roman folk specifically but also folk religions like let those people be people outside of just assisting your emcees they exist in contexts other than when they dispense wisdom and they have value outside of those things as well the problem is people don't allow those characters and people of other races to exist as people they have them exist as a plot device avoid that the big culture not only reinforces binary thinking but it like literally makes people dumber like in terms of the binary thinking like that's obvious this whole idea that there's one right and there's there's one wrong like people don't like please expand yourself beyond the binary in every sense because like duality is real like two truths can hold at the same time right and then also like it makes people dumber because there is no like learning involved there is no dialogue or critical thought involved it's literally just like like even the people consuming the debate or consuming the back and forth they're not actually learning anything if anything they're learning how to like present information as factual learning how to like create a good argument they're not actually learning the content of what is actually being discussed it makes people dumber so you'd think that but at any moment your skilled job could become unskilled labor i've mentioned this in a couple other comments but i used to work as a paraprofessional in a kindergarten this was about six years ago and those kids were getting a unit every year in basic coding those kids would now be in sixth grade so starting middle school by now and if they have had a unit on coding every single year since kindergarten they have a very good basic understanding of how coding works now do you think that they're offering these kids these courses out of the goodness of their heart or do you think that they're banking on the fact that when these kids enter the workforce coding will then be considered unskilled labor because everyone knows how to do it for example take typing it used to be a skill that you had to go to school for i remember learning to do typing when i was in elementary school all the way up through high school it became a skill that everyone had and therefore considered unskilled labor what i'm saying is these unskilled jobs you look down on one day that's going to be you and when that happens will you join us this is just a reminder that trans men are not all skinny wafey little boyish looking dudes have y'all ever [ __ ] seen a trans bear magical oh my god magical the show is my childhood so if you [ __ ] this up i'm going to be mad it's great i approve continue oh this is great i approve huh bro i'm literally asian aush is not good for the left if you don't know who vows is he is a popular streamer on youtube who calls himself an anarcho-cynicalist a socialist and pushed his audience to vote for biden he has been in a lot of drama ranging from racism in the form of saying the n-word and much more to sexual harassment to saying there's no moral reason why owning inappropriate pictures of children should be considered wrong i have yet to hear a convincing moral or legal argument as to why possession of child pornography should be illegal just another day uh another bosch fan excusing racism in the face of protecting vosh's big fragile white ego what's good i hope everybody black is having an amazing day it's time for more black ass history today's topic is jenga first of all the word jenga derives from the swahili word kujenga which means to build jenga is a game with wooden blocks stacked in alternating directions each player takes a turn removing the block and placing it back on top until the structure collapses the alleged creator of the game is a white woman named leslie scott her parents were european colonizers so she was born in tanzania and raised in kenya swahili was their second language in the 1970s the family moved to the port city of takarati ghana now she claims her and her family made up the game but there is hella proof that this is a traditional game from ghana called takaratti blocks in the traditional takarati game each player would take turns removing the block and keep it when the structure finally collapsed the player with the most blocks was the winner leslie's game is just a modified version of this she recalls first playing this game with a wooden block set that was gifted to her little brother in ghana wood timber lumber whatever you want to call it is one of ghana's main exports jingle blocks are a miniature version of the much larger blocks of timber found in the african forest that were chopped for export at the ports they will often stack the wood in alternating directions to promote airflow between the planks and keep them dry jenga also draws aesthetic inspiration from dogan architecture mainly found in mali west africa the dogun used dry stone masonry and their structures included small rectangular openings throughout these rectangular compartments are known as wind catchers and they were used for storing goods and keeping them dry since the release of the game in the 1970s leslie scott's net worth is in the tens of millions of dollars she's even been named one of the top 10 game inventors in the world selling over 60 million units to date so next time you see a jenga game going on knock all this [ __ ] over i spent about 80 of my time talking about regina and the other 20 of the time i was praying for someone else to bring her up so i could talk about her more i'm a finesser a slick talker and a [ __ ] snatcher after i smoke this would you finna hit this blade after my opinion well i've got no use for him i honestly believe that municipal sewage treatment facilities only wish they could be as full as [ __ ] as he is just my opinion you have a good night [ __ ] the trolls this rainy day is temporary hey y'all this is a public service announcement and i really don't know who needs to hear this but hear this i was a teenager during the aids epidemic well during the beginning of the aids epidemic and i promise you on any god that you think exists make some kind of a correlation between monkey pox and queer people in front of me and you'll get folded into a [ __ ] paper crane that's coming from someone who's non-violent because it's self-defense to knock your teeth out your mouth because i saw the damage i watched the degradation and the social deaths of people who were already physically dying say with your chest knocks don't be the last thing you ever say i'm just saying just saying so when you're gonna tell today i am going to share the honest and difficult aspects of running an african vegan page people say carve a niche on social media to grow but not all niches are what's his favorite take my page for one i am a black african woman sharing west african vegan food and living in north america it is a very specific niche and a hard one to navigate not only is there a significant barrier and just familiarizing my audience with my content because the cuisines of sub-saharan african countries to many are unventured territories but also vegan food is not widely received like non-vegan food in the end we are a minority and i do want to make it clear that vegans and non-vegans are always welcome on my page lastly we all know too well how social media algorithms do not like bipac content so in the end it is truly a miracle that i have a following like i do but don't let this fool you because behind the scenes i had to and continuously have to work ten times harder just to scratch the surface i have had my blog for seven years and only in the last two years did i crack 4 000 followers i have said time and time again that it is a hobby but with my meager phd income and rapid inflation extra sources of income are always welcome and my labor to share what i share takes time and money whether i pitch myself to brands or i am approached most often brands undervalue my work because of the concern that african food content and my expertise is not worth paying my due compensation regardless of the size of my page or engagement recipes by non-african creators on vague african food crowds the first page of google meaning less clicks and less revenue on my blog so i am caught between being frustrated every day counting pennies and then having to pick myself up because something i love so dearly and is needed in the world is causing more and more financial strength it is hard and i can easily walk away rather than complain but i have settled on the payment that what i am doing now building more awareness on plant-based african food can make the life of a future african vegan food blogger easier for me i am walking so that they can run why is vosh so i have been very hesitant to follow bosch hassan all these twitch streamer type of leftist debate me bro youtuber because there's something about their demeanor the way that they end the live subject the way they speak about people and especially their fan face that looks and feels a lot like what the old skeptic anti-feminist and the essay sjw community used to feel like don't get me wrong i align with them politically way more than i do with people like armor skeptic or the amazing atheist however something about this appeal this hyper masculine expression of intellectual domination worries me they seem to perpetrate certain attitudes that are at times even antithetical to intersectionalism and that is worrisome considering that our audiences are comprised of mainly young men who may need guidance in that regard now i'm not saying i'm massively autistic but this would get me to eat my broccoli excuse me excuse be me ham and sandwiches i'll take four it is always morally acceptable to steal from corporate businesses they're rich and you're not steal whatever you want hand soap toilet paper hot sauce i've never bought a bottle of tabasco sauce in my entire life i've always stolen it from chipotle just make sure you don't get caught steal a chair who gives a [ __ ] yum i hate the climate on the left and i'm going to explain this through debate bro culture because it's topical right now and it just seems like a fun thing to talk about i hate debate bros i hate people who die on the hill but you have to debate i i absolutely despise that mindset i think the debates are for the most part pretty useless um for like the people debating um and like even for the watchers like it depends on why you watch the debate right the issue with debates is that like you know they're usually a spectacle that's all they really are is a spectacle it's people observing they want to watch people get owned they want to watch people get destroyed in the marketplace of ideas they want to watch all this you know all these you know it's like it feels good to watch people get owned i l i watch debates i still watch the bases but the fact despite the fact that i hate them i acknowledge the fact that i watch them because i like to watch people get owned and it's funny but as a in a practical sense right debates are stupid because they don't actually really the two people debating i've never actually seen two people debate and convince each other of like that one of their opinions is actually right the other person's wrong i've never seen that i've never seen that it's purely for audience entertainment right and and it's not to say that the debates are useless you know being able to formulate your opinions into like a concise argument and also presenting your worldview in a way that's open for criticism is important in developing your worldview i think for some people but like that's not the only way that's a very active actively engaged sort of way that doesn't really uh benefit you to be open and uh um accepting to new ideas because it's very aggressive like what is school for example school or books or watching youtube videos um or you know reading audiobooks these are passive forms of engagement with content that i think are much more beneficial to actually learning and understanding concepts that don't require you to be defensive they allow you to be open because these these forms are passive and you're doing them by choice you're consuming them by choice i mean you watch debates by choice but the information being presented is usually in a very declaratory manner and very rarely do they actually you know are there actual like people citing information or anything like and this is why i hate the climate on the left because the fact that we're even having this argument is stupid in the first place if you like to watch debates and you understand why you enjoy watching debates then watch debates if you don't then don't the right is so politically powerful because they tend to work together regardless of where they align on the political spectrum like neoliberals will work with centrists we'll work with like alt-right we'll work with nazis we'll work with conservatives because they realize that all their ideas might not align completely down the line they realize that they mostly align at some point so they work together the left doesn't do that the left is so much inflating and it's perfectly encapsulated in this whole debate bro argument that we're having right now and it's just silly and goofy and stupid you know the tankies the anarcho communists the demo the democratic socialists we all need to be working together to like you know form some form of like class solidarity and and move toward what we want and like you know pro labor yes we need to like we need to work together because at some level we might disagree on specifics we agree on the big stuff for the most part right i broken another birkin but what makes these two birkins different and what small feature about them divides the air mass collector community let's talk about it no reasons they wanna see us end up like we regina or mean girl princess our queen tamboya king you've heard a lot you've never seen mother earth mother mary rise to the top divine feminine put a finger down for my fellow americans put a finger down if you're proud of your country and you always will be no matter what put a finger down if you think our federal budget should prioritize a strong military first before anything else put a finger down if you think america's a christian nation and our government should reflect that put a finger down if you think people should work for their success instead of having it handed to them with a higher minimum wage put a finger down if you think america's under attack from a huge influx of immigration put a finger down if you think police violence isn't as bad as some people make it out to be put a finger down if you think there are two genders and you don't get to pick what gender you're born with put a finger down if you think abstract art without meaning isn't art put a finger down if we should be punishing criminals for their crimes not rehabilitating them and put a finger down if you know that the 2020 election was provably rigged congrats if you put five or more fingers down you're actually probably a fascist so i'm going to get the [ __ ] out actually so on the and this is no hate to the original poster at all it's just seeing this made me really want to talk about the whole idea of fatness and talk about it as a social construct and kind of where it came from to be associated with a as a bad thing instead of just like a descriptor for somebody so just want to preface this with literally my whole life up until recently i have been fat i was 250 pounds and i'm barely five foot one so like i was considered extremely obese but was healthy nonetheless because fat people often are healthy people would often be afraid to call me fat because it was like this disgusting dirty word when in reality it's just a descriptor if somebody is fat or plus size and they prefer to not be called that then like you should respect that but also also if you are plus size and or fat and you don't want to be called fat you need to unpack where that comes from and we're going to get into the history of fatness very briefly so in the 16th century it was very common for women to be fat in fact if you were fat that was like more desirable and this can be shown in renaissance paintings of all kinds but the thing that is important to note is that it was white women who were considered more beautiful when they were fat and in these paintings where you see white women being the standard you can see that they were often painted in juxtaposition with black women who were skinny and sickly looking so it was never like fatness is beautiful it's white fatness is beautiful and black women are skinny and frail and disgusting it was never just like fat and beautiful across the board and so when slavery picked up and they started to notice that like hey a lot of these black women have the body type of the women that we were praising before but i don't like the way that it looks on them and what was the only difference they were black so then quickly the standard for beauty started to change and fat was no longer considered equated to beauty it was now equated with black femininity it was no longer something that was looked upon and praised and loved but something that was seen as very negative very bad very just it was also used as a reason to further link black women and their femininity to animalistic tendencies so it's like white women were fat because they were beautiful but black women are fat because they're like animals and they can't control themselves they can't control their urges and they overeat and they indulge in all the things that you're not supposed to indulge in and so fatness is now disgusting so the idea of fatness being an inherently bad thing or something that you should not call somebody comes from anti-blackness it's the whole construct of weight and being overweight and being fat and that being a negative thing it all stems from anti-blackness so if you do not want to be called fat or you're hesitant about calling people fat you need to understand that you're actually being anti-black because there's nothing wrong with being fat and that was beautiful that was the standard it was what women were striving to be until people realized black women were all so fat and then all of a sudden it was no longer the standard and then you had to be as skinny as possible you had to eat as little as possible you had to restrict yourself because you couldn't be like these beasts you couldn't be disgusting like them so fats is not inherently a bad thing are you saying i'm a racist chauvinist okay dude listen i actually have friends in the global south so i can't be a racist chauvinist
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