What is your view on the concept of "intersectionality"?

[Sikeliot]

By definition, it is the idea that various systems of oppression -- racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, etc. -- are systematic, share common roots in a white cisgender capitalist heteropatriarchy, and that these forms of oppression are linked and compounded the more marginalized categories one falls into.

Which better describes your view of this phenomenon:

A. It is a principle around which activism, feminism, and other movements for social progress must operate, as it is important to recognize the ways forms of oppression are linked so we can elevate the most marginalized,

OR

B. It is bullshit, and nothing more than a way of ranking who is the most to least oppressed, flipping the current hierarchy upside down and allowing the most oppressed to have their turn at being the oppressor.

[Joso]

i didn't understand but sounds bad

[Smeagol]

Any minority who thinks they're oppressed in the modern west is a delusional spoiled crybaby.

[Sikeliot]

Any minority who thinks they're oppressed in the modern west is a delusional spoiled crybaby.

There is racism, sexism, and homophobia, most certainly. But I do have a feeling the modern Left tends to be more focused on censoring speech and "microaggressions" rather than going for the true systematic causes of oppression which is from corrupt politicians.

[Smeagol]

There is racism, sexism, and homophobia, most certainly. But I do have a feeling the modern Left tends to be more focused on censoring speech and "microaggressions" rather than going for the true systematic causes of oppression which is from corrupt politicians.

The corrupt politicians are the Democrats. There is no institutional racism, sexism or homophobia.

[Kamal900]

The corrupt politicians are the Democrats. There is no institutional racism, sexism or homophobia.

So are the republicans, lol. Trump was given billions of dollars by the likes of Sheldon Adelson, Paul Singer and the other Jew who are very pro-Zionist and Israeli firsters. I liked Ron Paul and his son the most. His son actually tried to pass a bill to cockblock 38 billion dollar aid to Israel.

[sean]

The fact that no one in TA will even discuss this as a problem is evidence of its retardation.

One can easily disarm the authoritarian left simply by using this argument and applying it in civil cases.

[El_Abominacion]

Stupid

[GreentheViper]

Gay