Volume Seven, Chapter Eight: #missmewiththatbullsh!t

#teaparty. #occupy. #blacklivesmatter. #bluelivesmatter. #gamergate. #comicsgate.#pizzagate. #metoo. #timesup. #mgtow. #redpill. #ados.

These are just some of the hashtag movements that have popped up in the last several years on social media. With this many “cool tables” in the cafeteria, either it’s full of cool kids… or has no cool kids in it at all.

Every one of these movements started out the same way: a handful of people cliques up to call themselves doing something revolutionary… just like dozens of cliques already had. But NO, their idea was sharper than all the rest, so they grow into a “trend”.

They attract all kinds of people. And that’s where the problem is. Sure, you’ll get some prominent entertainer seeking to retain their popularity. But more times than not, you wind up being linked to total losers and leeches.

Ron Paul’s #revolution tanked when the basement-dwelling potheads and conspiracy theorists began carpet-bombing comment sections with all the diabolical reasons Paul’s 2012 campaign, and his supporters’ pathetic lives, constantly hit a wall.

#metoo started out as a movement against exploiting women of color in the inner cities. But when that premise didn’t catch on, it became a platform for White side piece actresses to get revenge on their often married ex- sugar daddies.

#blacklivesmatter was exposed as White-owned and operated dummy foundations, and so many of those screaming “RACISM!” often had non-Black paramours. It’s now just became another LGBTetc. sounding board… among many.

#comicsgate operates under the premise of saving the dying comic-book industry. Really, the genre has been dead since the books became movies, with #sjwmarvel simply squatting in an abandoned house. They’re not waging war against each other.

All these groups are doing is cutting promos for a match neither one of them can afford to win… or lose. The end of their story line is the end of them as movements. Neither side actually wants that.

In the end, these movements HAVE to fail the majority. They are only ever designed to help a handful of people– namely, the ones creating them. But hey, that guy that can’t keep a job has something to do now. So does that blue-haired fat chick. Or whoever.

I really don’t feel the need to carry some loser’s load until the next trend comes along. I don’t want to get lumped in with such fools at all. So please, #missmewiththatbullsh!t

Why? Because I already know that the knee-jerk reaction to want to trend serves as a distraction to the fact that these movements will not, because they simply can not, succeed in their purported missions.