Who do people want to work with?
I don't know exactly, but I know who I don't want to work with, and who I actively avoid: people who are so sensitive that they could literally lose their shit at any moment for a perceived slight when none was intended.
This has nothing to do with women, it has nothing to do with minorities, it has nothing to do with social justice.
It has everything to do with not being in a hypercritical mindset in order to achieve the goals of the organization you are working for.
The reason for the vitriol is that NO ONE wants to be walking on eggshells constantly while working. The only way to send this message to SJW fucktards is to mercilessly eviscerate their behaviour every time it occurs, or the problem only gets worse and worse. It's like giving in to a four year old, then expecting that if you keep doing that they will become normal humans instead of entitled drama queens.
Tl;dr
You have to treat adults who act like toddlers in a manner that sends a message to the other adults who are thinking about acting like toddlers.
Who do people want to work with?
I don't know exactly, but I know who I don't want to work with, and who I actively avoid: people who are so sensitive that they could literally lose their shit at any moment for a perceived slight when none was intended.
This has nothing to do with women, it has nothing to do with minorities, it has nothing to do with social justice.
It has everything to do with not being in a hypercritical mindset in order to achieve the goals of the organization you are working for.
The reason for the vitriol is that NO ONE wants to be walking on eggshells constantly while working. The only way to send this message to SJW fucktards is to mercilessly eviscerate their behaviour every time it occurs, or the problem only gets worse and worse. It's like giving in to a four year old, then expecting that if you keep doing that they will become normal humans instead of entitled drama queens.
Tl;dr You have to treat adults who act like toddlers in a manner that sends a message to the other adults who are thinking about acting like toddlers.