Worst of Social Justice

[I am lizard]

Also, I'd just like to say that I'm growing tired of the word 'valid' thanks to tumblr, just like 'trigger'.

Tumblr ruins all of the good words. "Problematic" was another casualty.

It also gave me plenty of words to hate to.

Ooh, scum, literal-X, and garbage.

[Damen]

Also, I'd just like to say that I'm growing tired of the word 'valid' thanks to tumblr, just like 'trigger'.

Tumblr ruins all of the good words. "Problematic" was another casualty.

[Thejebusfire]

*Bringing the topic back to Colbert for just a second*

anyone who defends either Colbert or Stewart at this point is instantly on my enemies list. and those people don’t stay on that list for very long.

Tagged: i mean look at his smug ass face in the last photo, makes me want to disembowel him slowly and painfully with a rusty circular saw blade, fuck that i want to dissect him with nothing but a rusty nail, i want his head on a pike.

Because that's a perfectly rational way to respond to a joke you don't like.

[I am lizard]

*Bringing the topic back to Colbert for just a second*

anyone who defends either Colbert or Stewart at this point is instantly on my enemies list. and those people don’t stay on that list for very long.

Tagged: i mean look at his smug ass face in the last photo, makes me want to disembowel him slowly and painfully with a rusty circular saw blade, fuck that i want to dissect him with nothing but a rusty nail, i want his head on a pike.

Because that's a perfectly rational way to respond to a joke you don't like.

She mad.

[niam2023]

Oh my God, its Social Justice Joffrey!!

[Sixth Monarchist]

Also, I'd just like to say that I'm growing tired of the word 'valid' thanks to tumblr, just like 'trigger'.

Tumblr ruins all of the good words. "Problematic" was another casualty.

Luckily those bastards'll never get their hands on "solutionatic". Or "roblem" (an issue whose solution costs more resources than the issue ever did).

[shykid]

[Dakota Bob]

huh?

[I am lizard]

I hope it's a Poe.

[ironbite]

Oh dear god I hope it's a poe.

Ironbite-seriously hope it's a poe.

[Alehksunos]

Is that that "Real Social Justice" blog with that was Nick Jr. themed? And who the fuck would seriously make a RSJ blog themed on a network block aimed from younger, younger children?

Oh, yeah, and somewhere on Tumblr, Levi from Attack on Titan offers SJ advice. Nice... :/

[Sigmaleph]

A bit heavy-handed with the social commentary, and the plot leaves a lot to be desired, but I've read worse fanfics.

[TheUnknown]

Is that that "Real Social Justice" blog with that was Nick Jr. themed? And who the fuck would seriously make a RSJ blog themed on a network block aimed from younger, younger children?

Oh, yeah, and somewhere on Tumblr, Levi from Attack on Titan offers SJ advice. Nice... :/

What, you didn't know about these?  Fandom sj blogs have been popping up for a while now.  One of the more well-known ones is "Disney Villains for Justice", though they say it's not an rp and that they only use the villains to identify the different blog contributors, and that they don't condone the actions of said villains.  Which raises the question:  Why use villains to begin with?

[Alehksunos]

Yeah, I've already heard of these blogs. I was pointing out that they are extremely absurd and they unintentionally make a mockery of social justice.

[Ultimate Paragon]

Is that that "Real Social Justice" blog with that was Nick Jr. themed? And who the fuck would seriously make a RSJ blog themed on a network block aimed from younger, younger children?

Oh, yeah, and somewhere on Tumblr, Levi from Attack on Titan offers SJ advice. Nice... :/

What, you didn't know about these?  Fandom sj blogs have been popping up for a while now.  One of the more well-known ones is "Disney Villains for Justice", though they say it's not an rp and that they only use the villains to identify the different blog contributors, and that they don't condone the actions of said villains.  Which raises the question:  Why use villains to begin with?

I could see some delicious irony.  Gaston for female empowerment, Frollo condemning religious fanaticism, etc.