Author Douglas Murray says identity rights movements have moved “past equal” to “something like better” resulting in a “privilege hierarchy” in which people must figure out where they stand.
Speaking to Sky News Mr Murray said the “completely toxic” fixation on race, gender, sexual orientation and feminism is now a “world view” related to justice and injustice. He noted that everyone wants equality but this “sinister” way of thinking “silences a lot of society” and “gives a lot of charlatans a leg-up”. Image: Getty
DouglasKMurray The pendulum is swinging perilously closed to peak point - it will come crashing back decimating this ever more ludicrous nonsense leaving lots of SJWs annihilated in its wake!
DouglasKMurray Identity rights have moved ‘past equal’ to ‘better’ via YouTube
DouglasKMurray Often described euphemistically as “ Intersectionality”, the proper term is “The Red/Green Axis” formerly known as the NWO. To better inform Western civilization of the UN global agenda of mass migration, I’d title it,”CommunoIslamoFascism For Dummies”
DouglasKMurray Its not a hierarchy of victim identity groups but rather a ranked ordering depending on perceived ability to destroy civilisation.
DouglasKMurray The Left obsessed with race, sex, gender and climate identity politics.
DouglasKMurray Some people feel entitled to special rights. They are not.
DouglasKMurray I think it's about punishment too. The oppressed groups feel justified in punishing individuals from the oppressor groups for things that might have happened decades or centuries ago. That's social justice.
DouglasKMurray Been saying that all along.
DouglasKMurray Just like Animal Farm.
DouglasKMurray how interesting that Sky News Australia invites Douglas on but Sky News UK doesn't
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