[Cherie]

Originally Posted by vesavius

I don't agree with the statement, but tell me what power these immigrants and working class lads of colour have that Ali doesn't have? I need someone that agrees with her to tell me how they are in any way above her in a 'hierarchy'. In what way is this educated well spoken middle class professional white woman on the bottom of it?




You do know that you can use the word 'Muslim', right? You have a used a lot of extra words there to seemingly avoid doing so.

But, she is servile and that's why she is 'tough and intimidating'? That doesn't make much sense. Can you expand on it so that I understand?

Hilarious isn't it, sometimes I think the social experiment is more about the viewer than the HM, a white middle class woman is at the bottom of the pyramid ....lol ...normally she would be called a Karen, lucky for her she is a lesbian so some would appear to have taken to their hearts at the expense of the black woman they would usually be championing irl...give me strength

oh and and an aside anyone who didnt champion the black woman would be a racist.... mmmm how does that work then

[vesavius]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Hilarious isn't it, sometimes I think the social experiment is more about the viewer than the HM, a white middle class woman is at the bottom of the pyramid

It is!

I think that it's less of an experiment on the public than a fact that the leftist idea of the progressive stack intersectional hierarchy of patriarchy bullshit collapses under the lightest of outside scrutiny.

Notice how not one who has agreed with Ali has been able to say WHY she was correct and when asked direct questions have just melted away.

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by vesavius

Notice how not one who has agreed with Ali has been able to say WHY she was correct and when asked direct questions have just melted away.

Interesting claim !!

Presumably you have countless examples of this to share with us ..


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