‘We Need to Get Him Off the Internet’

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Remember Lilly the Human Train Wreck, the mentally ill feminist Tumblr blogger who filed a federal complaint against her university? She did not like being quoted on my blog:

Check it out. He “wrote an article” on me. He victim blames me the entire time. He hates that I am bi. He thinks I’m insane since I have mental illnesses.
We need to get him off the internet.
https://twitter.com/rsmccain This is his twitter.
Please report him for harassing me!!! And report other abusive things he says to or about other people.

I’m “harassing” her? By quoting her?

Lilly: You’re living inside a bubble, an ideological echo chamber. Being surrounded by like-minded idiots is not therapeutic.

UPDATE: Lilly’s supporters are, quite literally, hysterical:

Reading his article sent me into a panic attack . . . He has NO. FUCKING. RIGHT. I can’t even handle that people like that are out there. I honestly just don’t even want to stick around in a life that has people like him. I am so sorry you are having to deal with this.

They don’t even want to live in the same world with me.

UPDATE II: Wisdom from Gunga in the comments below:

It’s kinda funny how nothing quite makes these special snowflakes as bunny-boiling mad as quoting their own words. On the other hand, ‘People quoting me accurately makes me so angry,’ does seem like something a mentally ill person might say.

The thing is, feminism is a No-Judgment Zone. This was one of the principles of feminist “consciousness-raising” back in the 1960s and ’70s: “Everybody share their private experiences and innermost feelings, because sisterhood is powerful. And no judgment, ever.” What nobody warned them is that this is a technique of brainwashing and mind-control, used by religious cults and totalitarian movements as a way of forming a collectivist mentality by breaking down the individual personality. The leaders and facilitators of this process (the people who organized “consciousness raising” back in the day, and who now teach Women’s Studies classes) understand what they are doing, whereas the typical college kid is not sophisticated enough to realize what is happening or why it is happening. Once a vulnerable person is exposed to that kind psychological indoctrination, they are induced to see the surrounding world as hostile and oppressive. This suspicious attitude toward “society” fosters a sort of paranoia, and the only secure refuge from such psychic pain is among fellow True Believers.

This is why feminists freak out when you quote their words in a critical context. They have been taught to fear common sense.

 

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  2. Alas! For the Social Justice Warriors and the Special Snowflakes™ and the noble feminists, ’twas surely a cisheteronormative patriarchal oppression to have invented him.

  3. Well, Da’esh and Boko Haram are only threats to normal people of colour on the other side of the world. A mean ol’ white guy like Mr McCain, why he could be a neighbor!

  5. Yeah, wouldn’t it be horrible to have a neighbor that did not share your world view. Microaggression!!!!

  6. The best way to discredit Lilly is to quote Lilly. It also works on disgusting internet trolls too.

  7. Alas, your correct use of “pile of faggots” shall be deemed hate speech.

    “But . . . but . . . but,” you protest. “It’s correct English usage and a dandy metaphor to boot!”

    I rest my case. Proper Anglo-Saxon grammar, syntax and allusion is the go-to club in the Caucasian Patriarchy’s golf bag of oppression.

    (Posted by my manservant from a grouse blind in the Highlands of Scotland.)

  8. Notice a loons very public posts and rants, observe that they are crazy, write about the lunacy you observe…… and you become the harassing stalker.

  9. Your manservant? What, you don’t employ a ghillie?

    My man Jeeves can recommend a few good ones.

  17. In a sane world, that would be all that you WOULD hear from them. Unfortunately, I fear that what you and the rest of us WILL hear is something like:

    “I’m from the Dept. of —-” or “I’m very glad to be the new assistant director of human resources”

    We’re screwed.

  18. Our ever-so-judgemental host updated:

    The thing is, feminism is a No-Judgment Zone. This was one of the principles of feminist “consciousness-raising” back in the 1960s and ’70s: “Everybody share their private experiences and innermost feelings, because sisterhood is powerful. And no judgment, ever.”

    Except, of course, that the feminists, like the rest of the left, are virtually awash in judgementalism. For our host to share his private experiences and innermost feelings, that heterosexuality is good and normal and having a lot of children is a wonderful thing is, inter alia, an implied criticism of those who choose otherwise; he has, at the very least, microassailed them, and by living a lifestyle which falls within the cisheteronormative patriarchal ideal, he is also affirming and enforcing that ideal on everybody.

    Judgement is that quality which enables us to determine that it isn’t wise to take the railroad crossing with that diesel locomotive heading our way at 56 MPH; it also helps us to avoid other train wrecks.

  19. (for example, from whence derives this “FUCKING RIGHT” nobody has to notice or quote people online and why does she then have it in the other direction?)

    She’s being disingenuous. What she means is that she has the Right, derived from her personal fiat of course, not to be subject to anything other than affirmation; not to be subject to any criticism or analysis of her words.

    What the poor dear fails to realize is that she is holding herself out as some sort of expert or guru for “survivors,” and uses her personal history as a C.V. to establish her “expertise.”

  21. Well, now, two gentlemen of homosexual inclinations bought the house next door to me; my worldview is that homosexuality is a bad thing. Me, I don’t really care what they do in their bedroom, as long as they keep the grass cut and the trash picked up, but, apparently, I have been microassaulted simply by their presence.

  22. From her Tumblr:

    [McCain’s] profile is still up and running.

    And of course the article is still posted on his site. I may have to sue him for that.

    Heh.

  24. That, of course, is the problem: if the left believe that our host should be reported, then, quite obviously, there does need to be someone to whom to report him, and that requires the creation of an official Office of Internet Monitoring under the Federal Communications Commission.

    Since reporting our host’s terrible, terrible articles to someone with no power to Take Action if futile, said office must have the Authority to punish, and if necessary, impose future censorship.

  26. Our host has noted the peculiar phenomenon of very young lesbians lecturing the world on what men are.

    Here we have self described mentally ill people presuming to explain Life, the Universe, and Everything. The merest hint of self awareness would shrivel them up like salted slugs.

  27. “Save lives.”

    Yeah, by tossing a drowning person a cinder block. Well, I split atoms – with my mind!

  29. “What nobody warned them is that this is a technique of brainwashing and mind-control” this brainwashing technique can also be found in LGATs like landmark, PSI, etc which are offshoots of Scientology. leaders take classes in Scientology and start their own mind control cults

  33. You know, I’ve had this vague sense of oppression all day, and couldn’t figure out where it came from…

    But now I know! McCain, you bastard! Stop oppressing meeeeeee!!!!!!!!!

  34. Wouldn’t you like to be a fly on the wall of whichever lawyer she consults?

    In the film version I see Ben Stein as the lawyer.

  35. You know, I’ve served as defense council at several CPO initiations. Always gotten myself, and my client, out alive.

    Ask Smitty how that works. Anyway, you should have my e-mail address.

  36. See here, laddy, I was boldly splitting infinitives where no man had gone before before you were a gleam in your daddy’s eye.

  37. Yeah, the deal is, the wimps are going to have to enforce that. Don’t see it working out well.

  40. He thinks I’m insane since I have mental illnesses.

    Not only that, but I happen to know Stacy thinks entering this country illegally is a crime.

    :gobsmacked:

  42. I tried my best to note that you were too niggardly in your praise of his correct verbiage, but couldn’t really find a good way to do it.

  44. After seeing so very many ads from lawyers who are going to Get You The Compensation Your Deserve for mesothelioma or some testosterone booster or vaginal mesh implants or some drug reaction or whatever, I have absolutely no doubt that she could find an attorney who would take the case seriously.

    It’s wryly humorous to see ads for both a product and the lawyers who are going to help you sue for using the same product on the same channel.

    On the same day.

    In the same hour.

  45. Given the prosecution’s position in the case of James Holmes, “He thinks I’m insane since I have mental illnesses” would be in support of the defense.

  50. Last paragraph? I would suggest any man with daughters teach her this while she’s young, because she’ll be susceptible to it in college, even if she’s not trying to do Gender Studies. A lot of universities have one as a required class.

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