@McwilliamBuck @mjaeckel @debeehr IT'S THE LAW.
NOT THE INTELLECTUAL DARK WEB.
Not that you understand what the IDW is.
The Intellectual Dark Web is a group of next-gen pundits and soi-disant thinkers who, for the most part, spring out of the college, endlessly talking. They are mostly men ...
NOT THE INTELLECTUAL DARK WEB.
Not that you understand what the IDW is.
The Intellectual Dark Web is a group of next-gen pundits and soi-disant thinkers who, for the most part, spring out of the college, endlessly talking. They are mostly men ...
@McwilliamBuck @mjaeckel @debeehr ... who have been mainstream their entire lives, and, then, became free speech activists/anti-SJW bloggers once they finally understood that what people like me were burning ourselves out multiple times arguing in class actually was as serious as it seemed to be...
@McwilliamBuck @mjaeckel @debeehr ...
They, of course, never slowed their roll long enough to acknowledge that they weren't the first to charge against political correctness, nor even the first students to do so.
Nor even the first students to do so at the risk of their grades and futures.
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They, of course, never slowed their roll long enough to acknowledge that they weren't the first to charge against political correctness, nor even the first students to do so.
Nor even the first students to do so at the risk of their grades and futures.
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@McwilliamBuck @mjaeckel @debeehr ...
In the mid to late 1990s, I spread the secular gospel of Camille Paglia everywhere I went.
From family bar mitzvahs and weddings to fellow high school and college students, and even my first English Literature and political science professors. I tried, much...
In the mid to late 1990s, I spread the secular gospel of Camille Paglia everywhere I went.
From family bar mitzvahs and weddings to fellow high school and college students, and even my first English Literature and political science professors. I tried, much...
@McwilliamBuck @mjaeckel @debeehr ...in the way that Milo Yiannopoulos later would, to rewrite the narrative of my 6th-grade teacher's molesting me as something of an equal-ish relationship. After all, Paglia was down with NAMBLA. Maybe I was just being a politically correct drama queen. I argued ...
@McwilliamBuck @mjaeckel @debeehr ...Humbert Humbert's case when the English class I was in studied _Lolita_, because Paglia's writing assured me that a real scholar could understand the cultural significance of an artist's work outside of any unsavory facts about his past or what his conscience...
@McwilliamBuck @mjaeckel @debeehr ...deemed it acceptable for him to do in depicting the people and actions he depicted; and, also, because Paglia (and you'll see a groping, hamfisted version of this in the "deep" writings of @jordanbpeterson) repeated, over and over, that female sexuality was ...
@McwilliamBuck @mjaeckel @debeehr @jordanbpeterson ...the true power in the Battle of the Sexes. To her, gay men were heroes, because they managed to escape the overwhelming, stifling power of the "force of nature" that was a woman (especially a beautiful one), and declare their independence from the "chthonic
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@McwilliamBuck @mjaeckel @debeehr @jordanbpeterson ...swamp" of the female psychosexual bondage of men and boys.
I am not a Dark Web proponent. I came before them, and, although it's a long shot, I may even be partly responsible for their very earliest genesis.
So pardon me, dear.
But the law is the law.
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I am not a Dark Web proponent. I came before them, and, although it's a long shot, I may even be partly responsible for their very earliest genesis.
So pardon me, dear.
But the law is the law.
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@McwilliamBuck @mjaeckel @debeehr @jordanbpeterson ... Raping boys is just as bad as raping girls. And that's the law.
