Talk:callout culture

"Social justice circles"
The expression "social justice circles" refers to certain groups of people who are found where? "The practice, in social justice circles" The judicial branch of the United States government is the only "social justice circle" that I can identify. It is a societal institution, and its purpose is to administer justice, and its participants form webs of relationships (making it a "circle"). Frankly, when I hear "social justice circle," it sounds like a concept invented by the alt-right as a pejorative label to affix to people who espouse progressive political ideas. Like the similar-sounding "social justice warrior," which is also an petulant expression used to vilify citizens who work for the sake of causes despised by the alt-right. And thus, this definition is tainted by pettiness and bias. Catsmoke (talk) 07:33, 24 November 2020 (UTC)


 * You don't think there are judicial institutions outside of the US? — In any case, people who gleefully and militantly engage in "callout culture" act like they are helping society while actually just promoting malice and spite; so there is a real need for terms like "SJW" to define this kind of behaviour. You're being disingenuous. Equinox ◑ 11:05, 28 November 2023 (UTC)