SJWs Always Lie
SJWs Always Lie: Taking Down the Thought Police is a 2015 book by alt-right/alt-lite personalities Vox Day and Milo Yiannopoulos. The book posits itself as a guide to arguing against socially liberal opponents who espouse a pro-social justice viewpoint.
The advice therein may apply to MAPs and sympathizers who find themselves under attack by Validity Policing fanpol, some of whom might weaponize identity or victimhood. It is worth noting that the lead author (Vox Day) himself does not seem to be MAP friendly,[1] and the book was written very much from the perspective of heterodox thinkers and conservatives facing corporate/media "cancellation" in the culture wars of the 2010s. Ironically, since those years, the alt-right/alt-lite insurgency that idolized Vox Day and Milo has since "matured" towards pedophile/elite conspiratorialism and uptight/moralistic values-led conservatism, repeatedly attempting to cancel MAP sympathizers, starting with (purportedly) Milo himself.
See also
- Allyn Walker - A trans academic who was attacked for “misappropriating queer experiences” by activists in their own University's trans umbrella organization. This followed an anti-trans campaign by College Republicans and social media conservatives.
- Stephen Kershnar - Successful defense.
- Richard Yuill - Part-successful defense.
- Thomas Hubbard - Successful defense and large financial settlement.
- Karl Andersson - Media outrage.
- Jacob Breslow - Part-successful defense.
- Leonardo Arce Vidal
- Chris Brand
External links
Download:
- SJWs Always Lie: Taking Down the Thought Police at PDFdrive
- SJWs Always Double Down: Anticipating the Thought Police at PDFdrive