@slutmagazine Yeah that‘s why insults and downvotes start flying at you as soon as you apply logic and reason to woke, because the beliefs they have are part of their ego investments, which is an attack on them, so if woman can’t beat you with reason they’ll throw rocks and use shamming tactics.

Also if the men actually believe that being white knights and being woke is what is going to get them laid or having that belief will somehow send out those vibrations into the universe or something weird like that, or people are supposed to like them for being woke to the female imperative it’s then an attack on them personally, not you defending the man who is being accused of a crime that went all the way up to the University president in command and also college law enforcement in command. No, the University president and police are beneath the judgment of woke students who have never met this guy or this girl.

But then again they’re trying to be liked by people, especially the men trying to win favor with woman by showing their “wokiness” and competing with each other over who is more oppressed and a bigger victim.

So yeah it is a waste of time, unless of course I go out there and find one of them on campus and give one of these 19-20 year olds a Nuggie and go pick on them later, that might be kinda fun! Haha

@AFTSOV

This may be tangential but Kafka’s The Metamorphosis is a good expression of how ones perception of the self can be a projection of their wants and needs from an outside source.

Gregor, the main character, finds himself turning into an insect, or parasite. He has provided for his family, but in finding himself turning into an insect he can no longer fill that role, and so the family start to notice this new change in Gregor.

That is to say, if he perceives himself to be a parasite subjectively then it becomes a self fulfilling prophecy, and then becomes objective to his family. If Gregor maintained his positive image to himself, the family would maintain the same view.

It is what you project outward that people see, and that begins with actualising yourself to what you want to see in yourself.