Why does the "woke" culture bother so many people?

[Franklin]

What's wrong with the "woke" culture?

[Kiote]

no seriously Tito Shivan, our body is what we are, eat, act, think...to blame adulthood- is little bit harsh...I love my forties....I feel the same like always...and looks- who cares?

[Kiote]

Publicado originalmente por >:(:

Publicado originalmente por Kiote:

so shut up about them... as this is not your private show about you.

Buddy, ma'am, it, whatever creature you are -- I did not even bring them up.

But if you want to keep going: I'm really sorry your body expired before you could find someone to have kids with. Stop taking it out on others.

G'day. I'll take my ban now.

you wish you change your pronouns as I am O'MEN....Not a woman, Not a Men....an O'MEN, nor it, nor transgender, not some lost soul that demands from other....

[Kiote]

so far I am the 1st O'MEN on the planet

[Kiote]

it means that only me knows what O'MEN is, truly and inside out

[Kiote]

and my expiration date- unknown...there was one O'MEN before me that didn't expired till life ticket did.....hopefully I am reincarnated to myself....philosophically thinking

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Publicado originalmente por Titus:

Publicado originalmente por lankaras:

Lol no it wasn't. You're like a kid with a new toy and now you see your fallacies everywhere.

This was the ad hominem attack I was referring to:

Publicado originalmente por lankaras:

That's your word of the moment isn't it? You just loooove saying it, makes you look smart (but not really).

Instead of reading what I wrote and trying to understand my argument, you took the short route and attacked me for pointing out logical fallacies.

Oooooooh that one. It was just a sideways remark. I wasn't engaged in the discussion after all. You are treating everything like a serious discussion now, it's a bit ridiculous.

[Kiote]

and I am serious...I am O'MEN....only one on a planet.... it is scary as I read that one dinosaur flew over the water as on his land everyone extinct of his form and after he reached long distance... his remains found on land that had never had such a species. why to look for something new? everyone left- so enjoy...... so 1st or last doesn't matter....so far

[Kiote]

so far no one from Women, Men could not give me an answer what is "woke culture".....in my opinion it seams like a name for another peoples problem...

[Pronoun Paladin ☯]

Publicado originalmente por Tito Shivan:

Publicado originalmente por Chunk Norris ☯:

Fun things to consider. The new Star Wars director said that she plans on making a Star Wars movie that makes men uncomfortable.

Except that quote is from EIGHT years ago and was talking about a former documentary she directed about honor killings in Pakistan.

Do you have any proof? And lets assume your accurate, she's still a radical feminists woke cult member who will deny the existence of women one minute and then turn around and claim she wants to make men uncomfortable the next.

This is like doing a Barbie movie but have the director say "I want women to not enjoy themselves but be uncomfortable. "

[Kiote]

I am honestly shocked how women and men compete everyday....sometimes it's too brutal for my liking
anyway....
so it's basically a problem that fits mostly sleeping and someone that doesn't want to get up from the bed....that leads to most obvious conclusion- this problem again- relationship related (my own conclusion) between women and men.
O'MEN doesn't have any problematic relations to any of them, so it means problem raised not from O'MEN. so far....?..( note to myself).l..

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Publicado originalmente por crunchyfrog:

Publicado originalmente por ZOMBIECRUNCH:

I heard being autistic was part of being a teenager. Where you thing everything is crap. But no. The world is crap because mostly everyone has the herd mentality. This ad was brought to you by Kurt Cobain express sandwiches. Curing depression one bite at a time.

You heard wrong then.

Being autistic is genetic as far as I'm aware. Or at least it's not something you go through as a teenager in totalis.

That's not how it works.

And as for woke, well, again this is a bogeyman ballooned by the right wing particularly in the US to try and diss things they don't like. Because what they often bang on about are things that were fine a few years ago and fine everywhere else in the world - demonstrably so.

A lot of it is just real basic empathy.

What they really get bent out of shape about is stuff the religious zealots push - like being gay or trans stuff. THings that they cry aren't backed up by science but demosntrably are.

They have successful poisioned the minds of so many in presenting this ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ that gender and sexual dysphoria doesn't exist. It absolutely does and is well demonstrated.

Agreed

Why is it so hard to believe that the human body doesn't develop into strict A or B patterns even if rare?

If someone can be born with both parts, why is the possibility that someone might have other parts of their body develop with different sex characteristics then the rest etc?

There is a large range that people can develop into, they acknowledge some men or women are more masculine/feminine than others for example. Happens in nature all the time, but we are human and have ascess to technology so whats the harm in letting other live more comfortably?

Then the right complains when others refuse to use reasoning skills yet they refuse to be anything but choosey with how they interpret reality?

My autism has really given me an interesting perspective on how "normal" people operate, and it's usually hilarious imo.

A lemming is a lemming, no matter which cliff it decides to jump from. It's still a freaking cliff.

[WhiteKnight77]

Publicado originalmente por Titus:

Publicado originalmente por WhiteKnight77:

What part of teachers, counselors, school administrators at any level, have no right to push beliefs contrary to parent's beliefs on to students. That is not the function of a school board, school or teachers. Their job is solely to teach students specified subjects such as math, history, grammar, etc.

Schools have the responsibility of protecting the health of their students, which is missing from your explanation. For example, if they notice a child may be suffering from physical abuse at home, they can ask the student questions about their parents (which could be considered contrary to the parent's beliefs as you say). Mental health is no different, if a school counselor recognizes something stressing the mental health of a child in respect to their parents, then they can act on it in a similar way to how they would respond to physical abuse. If mom and dad would never accept a gender dysphoria diagnosis, then the child would no longer trust their parents. The same way if a parent physically abuses their child, the child would lose trust in their parents. In some circumstances, to protect the health of a student, the school may need to side-step parents rights.

Publicado originalmente por WhiteKnight77:

Being on the autism spectrum does not necessarily mean low functioning either as you seem to equate. You do not know said student and cannot say either way how her autism affects her. From my shoes, I see teachers taking advantage of said diagnosis to help confuse said girl, enough so that she is having issues that she never had previously and that is squarely on the school and administrators.

You said I cannot make assumptions about the child, and then the next sentence you made assumptions about the counselor. We don't know if the counselor had motive to "take advantage" to confuse the child.

Autism is characterized by deficits in communication and social interaction. I never said that the child was low functioning, all I said is that the student may have communication difficulties. I also stated that the child only opened up to the counselor, considering the parents are suing for not knowing about the child's change. Whether this is because of the child's communication difficulties or because the child was scared of their parent's response, I am not sure. But both would be at fault of the parents, for not accommodating for their child's autism diagnosis (for the former) or by not trusting their child's judgment of their mental health (for the latter).

A school counselor is not a psychiatrist or psychologist and should not be diagnosing people's mental health, but should be reporting such to a parent, not hiding it. If the parents already know she has autism, you can bet that they are taking her to see one of the two previously mentioned. If student was having bruises or other visible injuries all the time, then the school should be calling the police, and getting child protective services involved, again, not taking on a role that they are not paid for as you claim.

The parents have already stated that she started having anxiety issues as well as other issues due to what the school has done in telling/letting her to be known as a male. She may not have been able to talk with her parents, but that does not mean schools have the right to withhold information from a parent about their children. Schools are not paid to act as mental health workers.

[Kiote]

I think it's the saddest swan dance ever....

[Pronoun Paladin ☯]

Publicado originalmente por Titus:

Publicado originalmente por WhiteKnight77:

What part of teachers, counselors, school administrators at any level, have no right to push beliefs contrary to parent's beliefs on to students. That is not the function of a school board, school or teachers. Their job is solely to teach students specified subjects such as math, history, grammar, etc.

Schools have the responsibility of protecting the health of their students, which is missing from your explanation. For example, if they notice a child may be suffering from physical abuse at home, they can ask the student questions about their parents (which could be considered contrary to the parent's beliefs as you say). Mental health is no different, if a school counselor recognizes something stressing the mental health of a child in respect to their parents, then they can act on it in a similar way to how they would respond to physical abuse. If mom and dad would never accept a gender dysphoria diagnosis, then the child would no longer trust their parents. The same way if a parent physically abuses their child, the child would lose trust in their parents. In some circumstances, to protect the health of a student, the school may need to side-step parents rights.

Publicado originalmente por WhiteKnight77:

Being on the autism spectrum does not necessarily mean low functioning either as you seem to equate. You do not know said student and cannot say either way how her autism affects her. From my shoes, I see teachers taking advantage of said diagnosis to help confuse said girl, enough so that she is having issues that she never had previously and that is squarely on the school and administrators.

You said I cannot make assumptions about the child, and then the next sentence you made assumptions about the counselor. We don't know if the counselor had motive to "take advantage" to confuse the child.

Autism is characterized by deficits in communication and social interaction. I never said that the child was low functioning, all I said is that the student may have communication difficulties. I also stated that the child only opened up to the counselor, considering the parents are suing for not knowing about the child's change. Whether this is because of the child's communication difficulties or because the child was scared of their parent's response, I am not sure. But both would be at fault of the parents, for not accommodating for their child's autism diagnosis (for the former) or by not trusting their child's judgment of their mental health (for the latter).

https://www.foxnews.com/media/nonbinary-teacher-boasts-changing-students-genders-parents-knowing-they-need-protection

Gotta realize that teachers trying to change the sex of children in schools isn't anything new. There's countless stories besides the one's we're talking about.

Lib of Tik Tok was exposing teacher bragging about having special rooms for kids that allowed them to cross-dress at school but change into their old clothing before they went home.

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Publicado originalmente por Channel_04:

Why is it so hard to believe that the human body doesn't develop into strict A or B patterns even if rare?

If someone can be born with both parts, why is the possibility that someone might have other parts of their body develop with different sex characteristics then the rest etc?

Then right complains when others refuse to use reasoning skills yet they refuse to be anything but choosey with how they interpret reality?

A lemming is a lemming, no matter which cliff it decides to jump from. It's still a freaking cliff.

Because it is an ANOMALY. A mistake. An error. Would you also create a whole culture around Siamese twins just because they happen sometimes?