Re: 'Sexual Violence' and... (link)

Language has been so distorted in meaning by certain "interested parties" that we use words that no longer have an easily definable meaning. Which means that when we attempt to communicate, we often cannot actually do so. I find them viscerally off-putting... "Disgust" has been so overused by the "antis," the "sexophobes," and the "anti-sexuals" that another way had to be found by this author to express the same sentiment and hopefully not sound too cliché. But it doesn't fool me... ...and reminiscent of statist authoritarian feminism, which is itself a form of violence. A couple of things here. "Authoritarian feminism" avoids using the term "third-wave radical feminism," which could easily be discredited. And the wokers are at work here. "Violence" is another word that no longer has a clear (or meaningful) definition. Everybody calls everything "violence" these days. I hope you pardon me for my violent response. Would you characterize my violence as being "micro-" or "nano-violence"?.. What are the assumptions underpinning the use of such language... That depends on who is using such language. And that's too long for me to go into in this post. ...and the creation of "bodies of knowledge" surrounding the concepts More psychobabble. "Bodies of knowledge" hearkens back to "lived experiences" that merely attempt to validate uneducated and uninformed opinions. "Violence against Women and Girls"... There's that word "violence" again! And where is the cutoff between "women" and "girls"? It used to be puberty, but now it's whatever the local age of consent is (but in actuality, it's really 18 years old). M. <>If you don't mind me asking, are you "JohnHolt" JohnHolt, or are you one of the several others who are permitted to use this nick to post here? One who did so claimed to be a female. The "wokers" explain "sexual violence" very (un)clearly here. Weasel words much?: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sexual_violence (https site) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sexual_violence [@nonymouse] [Guardster] [Proxify] [Anonymisierungsdienst]