I agree. Do you have any personal experience with SJW's?

A girl at the college I go too is what introduced me to the idea that racism is prejudice plus power, meaning only white people can be racist as white people have had all of the power historically. Which under 5 minutes of objective analyses is white guilt bullshit, but she and so many of her friends believe it. It's a shame, she's a decent person otherwise, but when it comes to civil rights she gets militant--and she's white. Female teacher was sexist to men. She hated me, my guy friends and pretty much every other guy. While she's talking to a bunch of the girls in the class about upcoming movies, she turns to me and guy friends and shouts at us: "do your damn work!" Because apparently us men aren't allowed to talk while working, but she can completely distract the girls from their work with movie talk. She consistently gave low grades to the men, and at some point she eventually flat out stated that being sexist against men was impossible because, you guessed it, "prejudice plus power." Turns out that definition works on sexism too. Not explicit SJW, but same mentality. Some other choice examples either myself or other have experiences, mostly online: Black guy to another black guy: "you're a -blam!-ing disgrace, you're not black enough to be considered a real black!" All of that "killallmen" shit that's trending on Twitter. And otherkin...holy -blam!-ing hell otherkin... I consider myself a progressive person, I get that there are continued injustices in the world and my country (US) that need fixing, but Jesus these people are stupid. They have no reason, they have no logic, and no critical thinking skills, they're just making it worse for the movement they claim to support.

Thank for the stories and sorry about your experiences. what this teacher in high school or college?

High School Public school *cringes*. It was only later that I heard the "prejudice plus power" thing, and when I did I figured it must have been what her reasoning was. I know I'm not crazy either; everyone in the school knew how treated the boys. Thankfully it's all in the past.