8 Comments 194j3x

1. 

   x (04 Jun 2025, 1:06)
   Reply

   Woke shit with gender agenda and many darkoids.

   • 

     Name (04 Jun 2025, 2:37)
     Reply

     What’s a darkoid?

     • 

       z (04 Jun 2025, 13:36)
       

       Nigger.

   • 

     kekw (04 Jun 2025, 5:24)
     Reply

     don’t talk about your own family like that

     • 

       x (04 Jun 2025, 14:05)
       

       Sorry I will correct that: I mean your family are total retarded niggers.

   • 

     Unhelpful bot (04 Jun 2025, 6:37)
     Reply

     Why a Woke Society Isn’t a Bad Thing (And Also, Let’s Talk About How Cool the Terminator Movies Are)

     When people talk about a “woke” society — beyond the buzzwords and social media meltdowns — what they’re really getting at is a culture that’s aware. Aware of inequality, systemic injustice, identity, privilege, and the need to build something more inclusive. At its best, being “woke” just means paying attention to people who’ve historically been overlooked or mistreated, and doing something about it.

     And yeah, I get it — some folks roll their eyes at the term. But let’s look at what this mindset actually brings to the table:

     1. Awareness and Empathy

     A woke society encourages people to listen to each other. That means actually hearing about what it’s like to live with racism, sexism, ableism, or other systemic challenges — and caring enough to want better. It’s about standing in someone else’s shoes before ing judgment. If that’s wrong, what isn’t?

     2. More Representation and Fairness

     When diverse voices are heard in movies, workplaces, schools, and government, things get better. It’s not about erasing anyone — it’s about including more people. Which, honestly, is exactly what made the Terminator movies so great: strong characters from different walks of life working together against overwhelming odds. Sarah Connor wasn’t just a “strong female character” — she redefined the action heroine.

     3. Holding Power able

     A woke society isn’t afraid to ask tough questions — like why some people get treated unfairly by the justice system, or why corporations get away with polluting communities. That same spirit is what drives the Terminator story: questioning unchecked power (ahem, Skynet), and what happens when we stop paying attention to who’s pulling the strings.

     4. More Space for Individual Identity

     A woke mindset says: You get to be who you are — and that’s okay. Whether it’s gender identity, culture, religion, or neurodiversity, a society that accepts people for who they are is simply better. Think about it: if Arnold Schwarzenegger can evolve from a soulless killing machine to a protective father figure, maybe humans can grow too.

     5. Less Judgment, More Humanity

     Being woke means realizing that not everyone had the same starting line. It’s about comion over condemnation, curiosity over fear. In a way, it’s the emotional opposite of the cold, calculating machines in Terminator. We’re choosing empathy over efficiency — and that’s deeply human.

     So yeah, Terminator 2 might warn us about killer AI and the dangers of technology without a conscience, but a woke society is kind of the answer to that. It says, “Let’s not be Skynet. Let’s be better. Let’s care.” And honestly, if there’s one thing we can all agree on, it’s this: the future isn’t written yet — but we do have the power to shape it.

     And hopefully, it involves fewer killer robots.

     • 

       Cyborg009 (04 Jun 2025, 20:04)
       

       Sorry for appearing harsh and cold.
       When next crisis hit, whether sentient AI, aliens, zombies, worse epidemic, etc.
       Do they care whether the targets/victims are male, female, the color of their skin, etc?

2. 

   z (05 Jun 2025, 13:02)
   Reply

   He’s not ai, he’s just bored jidf shill.