I'd be more willing to criticize the "SJW" movement if it didn't mean siding with a bunch of racists.
For every one legitimate complaint about being overly PC, there are 20 angry white kids who think concepts like not calling gay people fags, not using the N-word, not dressing up in black face, not using misogynist terms, etc. are stupid.
That's part of the problem. Reasonable people refuse to speak up and then the only people talking are extremists and trolls.
Yeah, I don't really get this attitude either. It just strikes me as profoundly intellectually lazy. We're not soldiers in trenches here. This isn't a video game or something. Disagreeing with one thing doesn't mean you're automatically taking someone else's side. This is a classic example of a false dichotomy. If someone perceives you as an MRA or a racism-enabler or something because you point out examples of them stepping over the line or using demonstrably bad logic then they're simple-minded, to put it charitably.
the issue is a bit more complex than that since plenty of mra types criticize feminism from an *egalitarian* and/or liberal stand point. i have my issues with them but its sort of bizarre seeing the caricature that has emerged of them
