Social Justice Warriors and How to Combat Them

[@Zorn101]

Justice - the quality of being fair and reasonable. Social Justice - The opposite of Justice.

[@DivinePollination]

Exactly, it sounds all noble until the injustice of it all is realized.

[@MichaelMaitri]

Rather then coerce someone to change ~ You inspire them to change ~ By modeling the right behavior ~

[@DivinePollination]

Indeed, that is an important aspect of change.

[@CandiedCupcakes]

Thank you!

[@vesnabluestar3314]

Brilliant..I hear ya..thank you..needed to hear this..Oh boy ..did I need to HEAR this!!!.. Bless you..now I know HOW to deal with this..keep 'em comin' Nathan!!!!..yaaaay!...:)..am using EFT ..again ....!!!..yes!!!

[@DivinePollination]

Wonderful Vanessa, I'm very happy to hear that you are inspired by this! Be well.

[@calbuckley9100]

My girlfriend is an SJW. There are so many great things about her but she has been attacking me as an "alt-righter" for sticking to my classical liberal principles. Is there any way to save her? Or do I have to cut my relationship with this girl I love but who I have lost to communist / postmodernist thinking? Are there any books that I could give her that might inspire her out of this?

[@DivinePollination]

As we continue to get to know our own dark tendencies, and ways in which we may subtly be behaving or thinking that we are overtly being shown to us by our counterparts, we are able to work through our darkness, and are better equipped to deal with it in others. As Carl Jung stated, "knowing your own darkness is the best method for dealing with the darkness of other people." Jordan Peterson has a few good books worth looking into, one on the subject of getting to know our own darkness called "Maps of Meaning", and his new book is called "12 Rules for Life", which he has written after his own recent dealings with the postmodern virus. If you are more adventurous, we have a Patreon group as well, where we dive into deep subjects and work through them, by using Socratic Questioning and the Emotional Freedom Techniques to discover and neutralize our hidden shadow side. Good luck Cal!

[@annettemorrison7737]

Cal Buckley: I am a recovering SJW. I'd say that I'm completely rehabilitated, but the news story about the govt separating illegal immigrants from their children REALLY triggered me. I was able to identify this and get back on the right path pretty quickly. My husband and I are quite different, but we really try not to interfere with each other's progress or growth (not quite the right word, but I didn't want to use the word "evolution."). So in this case, you can point out something and then let it go, remembering that you cannot change another person. My heart was in the right place as a SJW. I remember in first grade I would purposely look for kids being bullied and intervene; however, I went too far; if nothing else, I stressed myself out completely and cannot say that I changed anything for the better.