MischievousMonkey
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I'm perplexed by some of her moves and thoughts but maybe more by the fact that they sometimes somehow mirror mines.
Edit for clarity: for example, her interviewing Andrew Sullivan or caping for Greenwald. I didn't know much about Sullivan at the time and just thought he was one of those conservatives some deem "reasonable", but after reading his own words about Charles Murray and differences in intelligence between races, after watching him on Jon Stewart ignorantly dispute white supremacy, I couldn't help but wonder wtf was she really doing kekeing with these types of folks. Last excerpt I checked from her after the Buffalo shooting, she was talking about how she did her best to cleanse her vocabulary from terms such as "white supremacy" and that falls in line with her disdain for identity politics.
But on the other hand, I agree on the idea that racist chips don't necessarily fall along political lines and that many liberals view Black people as little more than a tool in an agenda. I also think that a significant part of identity politics is unreasonable and deeply flawed conceptually. White supremacy is not the best conceptual tool to describe some of what Black folks go through neither; I said that. Etc etc...
That's interesting because she, as some other do, help me confront my own contradictions. The shyt she does I abhor sometimes reminds me of the shyt I think myself.
Edit for clarity: for example, her interviewing Andrew Sullivan or caping for Greenwald. I didn't know much about Sullivan at the time and just thought he was one of those conservatives some deem "reasonable", but after reading his own words about Charles Murray and differences in intelligence between races, after watching him on Jon Stewart ignorantly dispute white supremacy, I couldn't help but wonder wtf was she really doing kekeing with these types of folks. Last excerpt I checked from her after the Buffalo shooting, she was talking about how she did her best to cleanse her vocabulary from terms such as "white supremacy" and that falls in line with her disdain for identity politics.
But on the other hand, I agree on the idea that racist chips don't necessarily fall along political lines and that many liberals view Black people as little more than a tool in an agenda. I also think that a significant part of identity politics is unreasonable and deeply flawed conceptually. White supremacy is not the best conceptual tool to describe some of what Black folks go through neither; I said that. Etc etc...
That's interesting because she, as some other do, help me confront my own contradictions. The shyt she does I abhor sometimes reminds me of the shyt I think myself.
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