TriplePrecision

There's been a couple of posts on this already, but I kinda want to broach this topic from another angle, specifically one that I think is a more general commentary on today's society.

To review: man mistakenly sends cum message to lady, meant for someone else, apologizes, lady extorts man for charitable donations, then #cancels him anyway, man loses job.

Both sides here and here.

Here's my question: Why is it that we are now at the point, where awkward social situations are being transforme

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This debate has mostly succeeded in subverting the expectations of everyone who looked forward to it, and the person solely responsible for that was Zizek. It's clear, from Peterson's opening argument, and from the pre (and immediate post-debate) commentary, that viewers were anticipating a decisive showdown, the rhetorical equivalent of a mexican stand-off.

That is not what occurred. Instead, Zizek spent a lot of his time detailing some points he made before -- but advancing them in new ways, while also striking out at left-liberal identity politics and political correctness.

This naturally found an ally in Peterson. But his reaction to Zizek, of being completely dumbfounded, ended up dem

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TBD

This is a bit of an experiment. Let's see how it goes.

Basically: post your position on immigration politics. Vote up ones you like. Vote down ones you don't like.

There's been a number of threads about this topic, in one way or another, since the Nagle article. This has spawned a couple of claims, by visitors to this sub (or people outside it), about the audience of this subreddit, and what our intentions are.

I'd like to do this pseudo-survey, to get some empirical data on the posters here, where we all stand, what different tendencies exist in this sub, and where that puts us in relation to other subs. That way, you can link this thread to anyone who might be curious about who we are.