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<blockquote data-quote="Snarky Oracle!" data-source="post: 421480" data-attributes="member: 57984">Well, there are also clever people who are, for passive-aggressive virtue-signaling purposes, disinclined to acknowledge any flaws in the feminist narrative or even the left-damaging agenda of Woke-ism, because they&#039;re not sure how to address it and still have all their angles covered in terms of how they look, sound and seem. It&#039;s a defensive attempt to remain politically-correct (which is impossible anyway) even though they&#039;re smart enough to recognize the profound flaws in the Woke-y argument and agendaSo it&#039;s a kind of cowardice, which they express by pretending to be above the discussion and/or by offering contrived analyses of the topic at hand in order to avoid more honest dialogue because it helps them traverse uncomfortable discussions they&#039;re not sure how to approach without looking potentially down-market in their observations, pretending to be the adult-in-the-room in so doing. Which is really all they want anyway.In polite society, we call them &quot;intelligent people with a balanced perspective.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Snarky Oracle!, post: 421480, member: 57984"] Well, there are also clever people who are, for passive-aggressive virtue-signaling purposes, disinclined to acknowledge any flaws in the feminist narrative or even the left-damaging agenda of Woke-ism, because they're not sure how to address it and still have all their angles covered in terms of how they look, sound and seem. It's a defensive attempt to remain politically-correct (which is impossible anyway) even though they're smart enough to recognize the profound flaws in the Woke-y argument and agenda So it's a kind of cowardice, which they express by pretending to be above the discussion and/or by offering contrived analyses of the topic at hand in order to avoid more honest dialogue because it helps them traverse uncomfortable discussions they're not sure how to approach without looking potentially down-market in their observations, pretending to be the adult-in-the-room in so doing. Which is really all they want anyway. In polite society, we call them "intelligent people with a balanced perspective." [/QUOTE]

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