u/TopCharacter1553

Every "F slur person" should have to get the F slur tattooed on their forehead

All the ABC 123 people should have to get it tattooed on their forehead. Especially the "G" ones. This way people can know to avoid them and parents and kids can know if public bathrooms and such are safe to enter or not. So many other good reasons too but these are some of the biggest ones. Thoughts?

I’m saying this as a diagnosed autistic girl that I’m sick and tired of all the shit I hear. I don’t know what the hell it is with my generation and the weird obsession it is to have an autistic partner, but I see men called out on it (rightfully so) and women not.

One of my biggest problems is how they don’t want an autistic guy, a lot of them I see want a “nerdy” guy. Which is fine to have that as a type, but being nerdy does not automatically mean you are autistic. There is overlap, yes but it isn’t conditional.

Another thing is that a lot of these people I have interacted with are ableist to a lot of autistic people as well. They only want the “nerdy” part of autism and hate everything else. I understand that when I stim I can be annoying and it’s fine to be annoyed with the noises I make, but to then turn around and say you want an autistic guy is weird. It’s like saying you like and want BLTS but whenever an opportunity comes to eat a BLT you only pick out the bacon and eat that. You don’t like BLTS, you like bacon. Some of these can be especially nasty to autistic women as well. It’s cute and quirky when a guy does it, but annoying when a girl does it.

I also hate when men do this as well but I see them getting called out a lot more so I was just making this post bcs of that. ✌️

I was gonna buy the HSIA minimizer bra cause of that Cardi B ad but when I put in my measurements on their calculator it said I was a 34D 💀(I am a 30F/G) . Do I buy the 34D or just buy my actual size? I saw in the ad Cardi also said she was a 34D and ours do not look the same at all.

If HSIA sucks though from experience does anyone else have recs for good minimizer bras? I heard a bad one can hurt you but I also don’t want to sell my grandma to get a good one.

It was a frickin tank top because it was 90 degrees one day. it wasn’t even the ones with the spaghetti straps or the low neckline. its the ones grandpas wear. but apparently it was “too inappropriate” for school and they didn’t give a reason why. And yes I quintuple checked to make sure it wasn’t see through anywhere🫠🫠🫠🫠🫠🫠🫠🫠 i hate this 🫠🫠🫠🫠🫠🫠🫠🫠🫠🫠🫠🫠🫠🫠

Wokeism is the worst religion

it's not mere politics or ethics, but a full belief system with religious structure: dogma, original sin, priests, heretics, and apocalyptic goals.

Core structural parallels to religion

Original sin: "Whiteness," "privilege," "cisheteronormativity," or "colonialism" as inescapable inherited guilt. Unlike Christianity's offer of grace/forgiveness through faith or works, woke frameworks often treat this as permanent, with "allyship" as perpetual atonement.

Sacred tenets and revelation: Systemic oppression as the fundamental truth of society (intersectionality, gender as spectrum, etc.). Dissent equals heresy ("denialism"). "Lived experience" of marginalized groups trumps empirical data or universal reason.

Eschatology: A future of perfect "equity" where power structures are dismantled—utopian immanent frame (this-worldly salvation) without transcendent restraint.

No forgiveness: Transgressions (even old tweets or jokes) lead to permanent reputational destruction. Critics contrast this with Christianity's emphasis on redemption.

Why "the worst"?

Authoritarianism and anti-enlightenment: Traditional religions often evolved pluralism or separated from state power (e.g., Christianity's "render unto Caesar," post-Reformation tolerance). Wokeism, embedded in elite institutions (universities, media, corporations), enforces orthodoxy via HR departments, speech codes, and social ostracism. FIRE (Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression) data shows high rates of disinvitations, cancellations, and self-censorship on campuses. It rejects falsifiability and debate in favor of power analysis ("whose truth?").

Social fragmentation: Emphasizes group essentialism (oppressor/oppressed) over shared humanity or individualism. Correlates with rising polarization, declining social trust (per World Values Survey trends), and mental health crises among youth exposed to identity-focused narratives (anxiety, depression via social media amplification).

Institutional capture without guardrails: As a "post-Protestant" civil religion filling the void of declining traditional faith, it spreads via elite overproduction and status signaling. Unlike religions with millennia of self-critique or supernatural checks, it lacks built-in humility or limits—leading to ever-shifting goalposts.

Practical outcomes: Rapid spread post-2010s coincided with measurable issues—university bureaucracy bloat (DEI offices), declining free inquiry, corporate risk-aversion, and backlash (e.g., state anti-DEI laws, falling trust in higher ed). It promises moral superiority and belonging but delivers division and fragility.

Compared to historical religions, it lacks depth in addressing human nature's flaws (tradeoffs, tragedy, unintended consequences) and can weaponize compassion destructively. Its "worst" status stems from being both totalizing (no separation of spheres) and untethered from tested traditions—making it potent for elites but brittle for society.

Let's give a shout out to the holy Bible!

theres a million proofs the earth is round. if you still believe it is flat after the age of 4 you are beyond stupid