How to make Cypherpunks a Safe Space - aka, the art of the feels
So I'm just your average snowflake, incapable of receiving any challenge to any unreasoned thought I spout without instant reactivity and a shit tonne of F-bombs, so fragile that I melt into drop (make that 1/10th of a drop) of water at the pre-thought hint of a verbal flame fest, I self medicate on a daily (oh all right, hourly) basis since I'm so damaged by the system/state/the-man that it's just, you know, hard to cope with my life and all the emotional pain of having feelings and worse, having to read so many people who DISAGREE WITH ME. This is not ok! It's just not safe for my fragile feels (which I try to chemically suppress at every opportunity). SO, I have discovered the answer, it's a 12-step process so should be straightforward even after a dozen tokes: 1. I acknowledge that there are dangerous thinking pepes out there who occasionally disagree with me. 2. Worse, there are really vicious folk who have opinions and feelings which are flat out wrong! For healing and winning, those morons really need to be seen for who they are! 3. Learn how to attack in response, preferably pre-emptively to let the attacker expressing their counter-thought know that I'm on to them! This step is really important, without verbal attacking, strongly, repeatedly, and in as many creative ways as I can conceive, I am not worthy of my feelings, and someone else who reads the conversation might think I lost the argument. 4. If the attacker triggers my feels, I always double down with some F-bombs and other strong, powerful words which really get the message across - there's no point exposing myself to such a fate which is worse than death. 5. If the attacker still doesn't stop sending emails disagreeing with me or disagreeing with my feelings, threaten to kill-file their email address, to REALLY send them the message that I am NOT messing around here! 6. Repeat steps 3 to 5 a few times, especially number 5, since that sends a really strong message when you keep saying it. 7. THE ULTIMATE KEY - it's really important to never respond to what the other person says, only to reinforce what I've originally said, or drop a few more F-bmobs. Responding to what the other person says is weakness and must be avoided religiously. 8. THE MOST IMPORTANT KEY - one must never, under any circumstances, agree with the other person, not even on a small point, because agreement is weakness. I can't emphasize this one enough. 9. THE BIGGEST KEY - is of course to actually kill file the person who persists in disagreeing with me. Then my feels should be reasonably safe from their differing opinions and especially from any facts or logical inconsistencies they may have pointed out. Actual kill-filing is a great end to a long debate, because everyone watching knows that you've really won the debate and put this person in their place! 10. When all else fails, pack another bong and light up. Have a feels-safe-space, snowflake filled day y'all, Zenaan
Tidied this up a bit and posted here: http://bbs.dailystormer.com/t/make-safe-spaces-great-again-art-of-the-feels/... On Mon, Mar 27, 2017 at 12:23:25PM +1100, Zenaan Harkness wrote:
So I'm just your average snowflake, incapable of receiving any challenge to any unreasoned thought I spout without instant reactivity and a shit tonne of F-bombs, so fragile that I melt into drop (make that 1/10th of a drop) of water at the pre-thought hint of a verbal flame fest, I self medicate on a daily (oh all right, hourly) basis since I'm so damaged by the system/state/the-man that it's just, you know, hard to cope with my life and all the emotional pain of having feelings and worse, having to read so many people who DISAGREE WITH ME.
This is not ok! It's just not safe for my fragile feels (which I try to chemically suppress at every opportunity).
SO, I have discovered the answer, it's a 12-step process so should be straightforward even after a dozen tokes:
1. I acknowledge that there are dangerous thinking pepes out there who occasionally disagree with me.
2. Worse, there are really vicious folk who have opinions and feelings which are flat out wrong! For healing and winning, those morons really need to be seen for who they are!
3. Learn how to attack in response, preferably pre-emptively to let the attacker expressing their counter-thought know that I'm on to them! This step is really important, without verbal attacking, strongly, repeatedly, and in as many creative ways as I can conceive, I am not worthy of my feelings, and someone else who reads the conversation might think I lost the argument.
4. If the attacker triggers my feels, I always double down with some F-bombs and other strong, powerful words which really get the message across - there's no point exposing myself to such a fate which is worse than death.
5. If the attacker still doesn't stop sending emails disagreeing with me or disagreeing with my feelings, threaten to kill-file their email address, to REALLY send them the message that I am NOT messing around here!
6. Repeat steps 3 to 5 a few times, especially number 5, since that sends a really strong message when you keep saying it.
7. THE ULTIMATE KEY - it's really important to never respond to what the other person says, only to reinforce what I've originally said, or drop a few more F-bmobs. Responding to what the other person says is weakness and must be avoided religiously.
8. THE MOST IMPORTANT KEY - one must never, under any circumstances, agree with the other person, not even on a small point, because agreement is weakness. I can't emphasize this one enough.
9. THE BIGGEST KEY - is of course to actually kill file the person who persists in disagreeing with me. Then my feels should be reasonably safe from their differing opinions and especially from any facts or logical inconsistencies they may have pointed out. Actual kill-filing is a great end to a long debate, because everyone watching knows that you've really won the debate and put this person in their place!
10. When all else fails, pack another bong and light up.
Have a feels-safe-space, snowflake filled day y'all, Zenaan
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