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Feminism: Sex and gender discussions

Toxic Tumblr

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NellieEllie · 21/03/2019 08:27

Thought this article was interesting in relation to young people and how the tumblr “community” affects critical debate. 4thwavenow.com/2019/03/20/tumblr-a-call-out-post/

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NChat · 22/03/2019 10:48

It's an interesting article. I'm there for fandoms, so just don't engage with trans stuff there as I know the most fence sitting questions would get me blocked from everything. Cowardly, I know.

I encountered a post about Meghan Murphy right after she was banned from twitter. I can't find it now so this is from memory!

Started with - "woman banned from twitter for posting the truth about JY". And screenshots of "those" messages, and her tweets.

Went on for a round of comments condemning the messages and saying the person is a paedophile.
Then someone comes on naming Meghan and telling the SJW angle and the narrative changes to "oh it's just a poor confused TW", "this is T*RF post, don't interact", "she should be banned".

People tried to challenge the changed story, but it gets bulldozed over and they are probably labelled and blocked.

MsTiggywinkletoyou · 22/03/2019 15:41

I've never used Tumblr, but have been aware of it for years, as one of the most inward-looking sites out there. In my mind, perhaps unfairly, it's like a 4Chan for SJWs. What I hadn't realised is its lack of timestamps and how that influences debate, if you can call it debate at all. What I learned from this essay is that discussions get stuck or screenshotted at a certain point, and everyone responds to the poster (with hostility) despite the fact that their thougths may have moved on. I await the second part of the essay.

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