This is what thin privilege looks like pic.twitter.com/G3LNl8MH9a
— Milo Yiannopoulos (@Nero) November 16, 2014
No, this is what florid insanity looks like.
This is what thin privilege looks like pic.twitter.com/G3LNl8MH9a
— Milo Yiannopoulos (@Nero) November 16, 2014
No, this is what florid insanity looks like.
How to make the world a better place: when you come across a person like this, go out of your way to torment him* into suicide. The world has enough worthless** fucks*** as it is.
* Trigger warning: Gender normative, phallocentric, cis prejudice
** Trigger warning: meritocratic prejudice
*** Trigger warning: loser**** who couldn’t get laid with a boxful of beer goggles and a fistful of fifties
**** Trigger warning: gah! meritocratic prejudice again. Dammit*****, avoiding all these triggers is hard work******
***** Trigger warning: cis religious assumptions
****** Trigger warning: ergonormative prejudice
I was going to say “Bark, you Moonbat, Bark!” but it’s probably more appropriate as “Moo, you Moonbat, Moo!”.
I realize the line between parody and reality in LeftyVictimLand is fuzzy, but I’m coming down on the parody side for this one.
I thought so too but at the link they seem to indicate it’s real or at least plausible. There is a comment with a youtube link to a video about fat feminism.
Barking mad. What is this University-driven Cis-language crap? I blame the Academic twinkle-toes who are cismental.
I am convinced that this is parody, and it’s perfect. The youtube link is brilliant. I am green with envy, and I’m stealing it.
It’s not parody, nemo. Check out that Tumblr.
Yes, there really are skinny people who believe their true fat person is trapped inside them, and try desperately to become that fat person. And like drag queens, some of them actually disguise themselves to appear as they think they really are – fat.
I’ve seen a couple here in SF. I thought they were just crazy people, (and they are) but they’re also trans-fatties in drag.
I still think it’s a parody, and am even more convinced now that I read the Tumblr. The site starts out with an an extremely hostile screed demanding that no one post anything that challenges the site’s credo (“fat” people can be and usually are just as “healthy” as thin people). The author of this post seems to have found a way to ridicule the site in a wonderfully brutal way, and, with absolutely breathtaking skill, slip the lampoon in under the radar. A tour-de-force of impressive scope. At least I want to think so.
The author of the site is the one who posted that, nemo.
Anyway, when faced with choosing between:
1. Breath-taking skill, tour de force…
and
2. Garden-variety progtard feminist loon….
I’m heading on down Occam Street.
I agree with Nemo, and predict a coming-soon reality release on Bravo, or OWN, or WE.
A ‘transfat activist’ seeking to share his own ‘story of oppression’…yeah. That tells you the important stuff is done, and we’re down to the nebulous.
Good for us. I’m done right here. You go on without me.
Well, much to the annoyance of my wife, who can’t understand why I would spend two hours researching such things, I have found this astonishing subculture of cis-this and trans-that absolutely fucking flourishing on the net. They’re all over Tumblr. Google provides a gold mine of batshit-crazy anti-ablist trans-everything whackjobs. Reading their sites is entertaining for about as long as you can watch a person eat their own tongue, and then the common themes emerge, which are quite ordinary: rage, inadequacy, attention-needy, and all the rest of the teenage afflictions that most people learn to deal with sooner or later. Not these folks.
Bill, I can’t determine who posted what where — what you printed seems to be a Breitbart post. What’s the original source? Is there more from this loon?
The post originally appeard at “Marcie’s” trans-fat Tumblr, here: http://aboutthinprivilege.tumblr.com/post/58155014332/this-is-what-thin-privilege-looks-like
But as you say, this sort of whackjobbery is all over the Net. Also all over San Francisco, I’m pleased to say. I have to take my entertainment wherever I can find it.