Message from @Beef Taquitos

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2018-10-01 21:57:00 UTC  

oh thx

2018-10-01 21:57:06 UTC  

preventing total failure is good, social equity is a horrible pipe dream and part of why social justice is terrible but that's a more in-depth subject

2018-10-01 21:57:09 UTC  

@oprahsminge she works on tim's third channel

2018-10-01 21:57:14 UTC  

Subverse

2018-10-01 21:57:18 UTC  

there's a third channel?

2018-10-01 21:57:20 UTC  

Title IX is second wave feminists.

2018-10-01 21:57:26 UTC  

And she's the girl on the podcasts

2018-10-01 21:57:30 UTC  

I miss Tim's subverse podcasts with Emily

2018-10-01 21:57:34 UTC  

Tim knows girls?

2018-10-01 21:58:23 UTC  

social equity is an attempt to create equality of outcome, which is absurd given that people are all different

2018-10-01 21:59:15 UTC  

which is especially funny when tim advocates for people to figure out their own shit and not just do what they're told and expect handouts, but you're using that as a defense of his support of social justice

2018-10-01 22:00:20 UTC  

I agree with him on too many things to not assume he has a bad definition of social justice until I find out from him specifically, which now I can watch his video and see what "social justice becoming too extreme" is to him.

2018-10-01 22:00:30 UTC  

@oprahsminge Girl on the left

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/463054787336732683/496441303416963082/images_14.jpeg

2018-10-01 22:01:20 UTC  

"can social justice go too far" not thinking that it went too far like 5 years ago is one of my top reasons for my belief that he's got a bad definition.

2018-10-01 22:02:05 UTC  

"social justice is a good thing when it creates equality of opportunity"
@Abel quote from early in his recent video, directly refuting your equity argument.

2018-10-01 22:02:24 UTC  

Not really

2018-10-01 22:02:40 UTC  

Tim and Emily look like siblings

2018-10-01 22:02:47 UTC  

yeah the intro of this new video literally refutes the things you said

2018-10-01 22:02:51 UTC  

He actually seems to agree with me

2018-10-01 22:03:08 UTC  

I said social equity meant promoting equal acceptance

2018-10-01 22:03:17 UTC  

***words mean things***

2018-10-01 22:03:21 UTC  

Leading to equality of opportunity

2018-10-01 22:03:32 UTC  

He's probably grooming her. GOTEM

2018-10-01 22:03:34 UTC  

Good, Social Justice

2018-10-01 22:03:52 UTC  

Bad social justice is where you compel people to consider everyone equal

2018-10-01 22:04:11 UTC  

Legally, or by mob justice

2018-10-01 22:04:15 UTC  

hmm the 13th amendment failed the first time it was brought to the house because the democrats voted it out

2018-10-01 22:04:35 UTC  

a year later the republicans had a majority in both houses and managed to get it through

2018-10-01 22:04:40 UTC  

```eq·ui·ty
noun
noun: equity

1.
the quality of being fair and impartial.```
This is literally the opposite of everything social justice advocates for

2018-10-01 22:04:42 UTC  

on a second vote

2018-10-01 22:04:53 UTC  

they advocate for discrimination in favor of certain groups

2018-10-01 22:05:01 UTC  

and LITERAL SEGREGATION in some cases

2018-10-01 22:05:16 UTC  

Yep

2018-10-01 22:05:20 UTC  

Bad Social justice

2018-10-01 22:05:38 UTC  

Where it doesn't lead to equality, it simply leads to more division

2018-10-01 22:05:59 UTC  

A particularly good example is the Evergreen Fiasco

2018-10-01 22:06:02 UTC  

you guffaw'd my christianity argument, but the crusades were still done by christians, the bad social justice is still social justice and it's still the dominant form of social justice

2018-10-01 22:06:32 UTC  

it's still the one that went to the UN to argue that video games are horrible and sexist and need to be changed to include more non-gamers

2018-10-01 22:06:32 UTC  

Probably. which is why I don't call myself a social justice advocate anymore

2018-10-01 22:06:48 UTC  

dayum democrats... "In 1864, an amendment abolishing slavery passed the U.S. Senate but died in the House as Democrats rallied in the name of states’ rights. The election of 1864 brought Lincoln back to the White Housealong withsignificant Republican majorities in both houses, so it appeared the amendment was headed for passage when the new Congress convened in March 1865. Lincoln preferred that the amendment receive bipartisan support–some Democrats indicated support for the measure, but many still resisted. The amendment passed 119 to 56, seven votes above the necessary two-thirds majority."

2018-10-01 22:06:50 UTC  

Just like how I don't call myself a feminist anymore