Yes or no question: Are you aware of the origins of callout culture in Black communities and its importance in not involving law enforcement to brutalize and/or kiII minorities?
I say this solely because you provide no other options other than "call the cops if it's REALLY that bad!" When you clearly have no concept of how cops treat minorities. I don't think v-coding a trans woman is right even if she is a horrible, despicable woman. Sometimes all you can do is protect your communities.
Pal, let's get this straight since you're clearly a stranger to my blog.
I am a cop hating, "defund the police" prison abolitionist.
The one and only reason I invoked law enforcement in my reply to someone trying to drag me into a callout post is because the people involved in said callout post already involved the police and already are in the middle of a legal battle about accusations on both sides.
I do not support callouts and I do not support callout culture because I do not support mob justice.
Below is my stance on callouts, which I have stated previously.
Callouts are harassment. They are an attempt to enact "mob justice" on a person.
The goal of callouts are to make others feel morally obligated to participate in punishing someone for whatever supposed crime that the person making the callout is accusing them of.
"But Sinister, if callouts are bad, what should I do about a person who-"
Block them and forget about them.
It's not your job to call down mob justice on someone else for their crimes, real or imaginary.
You are never going to get me to police anyone, or be a member of mob justice.
