20260325-is_bullying_good.txt

I found another lunatic on the WWW again, one of those hominids that
doesn't know who or what it is. The hominids that list their pronouns
as something other than "he/him" or "she/her." The fucking scumbag
deviants that have grown so numerous or loud that they're undermining
millennia of languages and communication because they're "confused."
As a polyglot, I find it reprehensible to even list pronouns. Those
are not choices but immutable linguistic and biological facts. Only
Klinefelter folks remotely have that choice.

It made me wonder what changed in the world that made this kind of
horse shit acceptable. They should be ashamed of that. In the 1980s
movies, they'd have the stupid beaten out of them... at least things
that stupid and actually wrong. It's disgusting. I didn't even have
fighting issues in school when I was growing up: they'd still talk
suspension or expulsion depending.

To me, it's in the same degeneracy family as people who love diapers
or "really love" animals/animal costumes, 40-year-old scumbags that
pretend to be animals because they are legitimately too weak to accept
their real identity they evidently loathe and try to improve
themselves. I'm sure it existed before, but at least those deviants
didn't assault us with their disgusting proclivities in public and in
profile pictures.

I don't know. People say online bullying is worse than ever, but I
don't think so considering so many online communities ban anyone who
doesn't agree with 100% of the supposed "good" traits and ideals. I
strongly believe these echo chambers have done extreme harm to
humanity: our ability to reason, think, form opinions, or even
recognize the differences between lies & propaganda and the truth.
It's like these echo chambers are that renewable energy project from
Spiderman 2: it's in some sort of echoing harmonics that are
increasing in power incredibly fast, and that energy is willful
stupidity and the extreme aversion to even basic analysis. Dissent is
necessary in a healthy society/community, but dissent is increasingly
silenced.

The bottom line is I think bullying, at least in its verbal form, is
necessary to regulate and tamp out extremism. Shame is necessary at
times. So are pain and being humbled. Bullying can definitely go too
far, and the fact is many of these out-of-control echo chambers are
full of bullies, but they're bullying sanity and moderation instead of
the fringe lunacy. Where will we be when we can't communicate with
people who hold different ideas because our sane ideas have been
polarized to insanity?