maybe this is a hot take, but we do not, in fact, need to support and spread useful things curated by harassment cultists
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maybe this is a hot take, but we do not, in fact, need to support and spread useful things curated by harassment cultists
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maybe this is a hot take, but we do not, in fact, need to support and spread useful things curated by harassment cultists
@YKantRachelRead oh god, what now?
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maybe this is a hot take, but we do not, in fact, need to support and spread useful things curated by harassment cultists
toxic/abusive people often willingly take on work that benefits others in order to cloak themselves in an aura of credibility. this tendency is why we find so many abusers and sex pests involved in care work, activist work, and other positions where they've wormed their way into being considered Pillars of the Community.
the best response when someone in this position has been outed as such isn't, "so what? they're doing Good Things," but instead to operate under the premise that a poison tree cannot possibly bear edible fruit.
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@YKantRachelRead oh god, what now?
@adrienne just saw someone boosting a thing curated by anonsee
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toxic/abusive people often willingly take on work that benefits others in order to cloak themselves in an aura of credibility. this tendency is why we find so many abusers and sex pests involved in care work, activist work, and other positions where they've wormed their way into being considered Pillars of the Community.
the best response when someone in this position has been outed as such isn't, "so what? they're doing Good Things," but instead to operate under the premise that a poison tree cannot possibly bear edible fruit.
it has to do with being a narcissist and requiring not only having a captive audience but also receiving constant external validation.
this explains my ex and their need to be involved with unionizing. and my ex is a piece of shit.
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