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Originally Posted by Tom Punks
See, the thing here is you're attacking an argument that I never made and implying that I do a lot of things that I don't do. That's not critical thinking; that's you getting offended over something that didn't even happen.
Tumblr social justice is a far cry from real social justice, and life is too short to try and tiptoe around everyone else's feefees. If the worst thing that happened to you as a woman today is someone called a female pop star an attention whore, I'd say you're probably not oppressed...
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Lmao. Yes!
Also, the "overly aggressive tumblr-mindset" actually pushes me further away from the issues those individuals are trying to draw attention to. It makes me not want to get involved in any way because they make it seem as if they know it all and have everything under control.
In my Media Design class we had to design something that draws attention to a broader issue (using design for more than just trying to sell a product - using design as the voice of a cause or problem). My teacher said that it didn't have to be overly political or part of some really serious dilemma, so you know what I chose? The issue of people, particularly men, getting piss on the toilet seat and not wiping it up.
