Cultural Libertarians vs Social Justice Warriors (enemy, radical, school, dictators)

[max340]

Originally Posted by dsjj251

The phrase is social justice, not criminal justice.

What is the difference? The logical end of the SJW's crusade is to imprison people whose minds aren't fully under the banner of approval and control of the SJW's.

[mm4]

Originally Posted by dsjj251

THere are also those on yourside who want laws to close stores on Christian holidays

You just found a better example, but I doubt your numbers there.

[max340]

Originally Posted by mm4

How then does dsjj251 expect any of SJWs' "social justice" gains to be translated into enforceable policy? You expect such gains never to be codified into law as Houston's SJWs attempted to do?

Or the Klein's in Oregon or Kim Davis in Kentucky. Yeah, SJW's never use the courts to impose their dogma on people who disagree with them.

[dsjj251]

Originally Posted by max340

What is the difference? The logical end of the SJW's crusade is to imprison people whose minds aren't fully under the banner of approval and control of the SJW's.

I explained the difference in that post.

[dsjj251]

Originally Posted by mm4

You just found a better example, but I doubt your numbers there.

Numbers ?

[mm4]

Originally Posted by dsjj251

The phrase is social justice, not criminal justice.

Just exactly how, then, do you expect the "social justice" gains of SJW are to be translated into enforceable policy, as Houston's SJW had attempted to codify theirs into law? And as campus reformers expect theirs to be instituted?

Originally Posted by dsjj251

Numbers ?

You suggest there are all these people--more than the left, even ("the majority" (post #8)--your whole argument)--that want businesses closed on Sundays.

[dsjj251]

Originally Posted by mm4

Just exactly how, then, do you expect the "social justice" gains of SJW are to be translated into enforceable policy, as Houston's SJW had attempted to codify theirs into law? And as campus reformers expect theirs to be instituted?

I never said that was there goal, and since SJWs are individual, you dont know that is there goal either, I would assume their goal is normality so that one doesnt need to have a policy on the subject.

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You suggest there are all these people--more than the left, even ("the majority" (post #8)--your whole argument)--that want businesses closed on Sundays.[/quote]

I was actually saying you were in the minority and that the left was in the majority, and said that being in the minority does not make the SJWism of your side invisible.

[Dockside]

Originally Posted by mm4

Yet Breitbart.com writes about it and your media doesn't.

You're under a form of mind control.

The MSM does write about the SJW phenomenon, but always approvingly, and quick to criticize those that disagree with any of the SJW goals. Fortunately we have places on the Internet where the right can make it's voice heard. It amazes me that it takes a place like Breitbart to stick a finger in the establishment's eye. It's even more fun listening to libs complain about it in the same tone my father dismissed Vietnam War protesters.

[No_Recess]

I see we have a new buzzword: cultural libertarianism.

What is the official definition of this beast?

[knowledgeiskey]

SJWs are post structionalists while social libertarianism is just that, social libertarianism. SJWs want to reform social hierarchy as much as possible. Social libertarians have no interest in that. They're just of the mindset of just live, let live. Just keep the government out. SJWs often call for government intervention.


The only place they might intersect is civil liberties. SJW along with libertarians don't care for the police. You can see in /r/libertarianism at how a lot of libertarians were outraged with the Tamir Rice incident.