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==About==
 
==About==
[[Performative leftism]] is a [[rhetorical deception]] in which someone [[socially signals]] their alliance with some set of [[left-wing]] causes in order to gain credibility for [[right-wing]] arguments.
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[[Performative leftism]] is a [[rhetorical deception]] in which someone [[socially signals]] their alliance with some set of [[left-wing]] causes in order to gain credibility for their [[right-wing]] arguments.
 
==Examples==
 
==Examples==
 
* [[Christina Hoff Sommers]] (see {{sjwiki|Christina Hoff Sommers}}), member of the right-wing [[American Enterprise Institute]], often positions herself as a [[feminist]] while in fact advocating anti-feminist talking-points.
 
* [[Christina Hoff Sommers]] (see {{sjwiki|Christina Hoff Sommers}}), member of the right-wing [[American Enterprise Institute]], often positions herself as a [[feminist]] while in fact advocating anti-feminist talking-points.
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* [[Frozen fruit status quo warrior]]: someone whose passion for [[social justice]] seems to begin and end with "[[free speech]]" (for anyone who agrees with them, but not for anyone else)
 
* [[TERF]] (trans-exclusionary radical feminism) ideology typically relies on a set of intensely anti-feminist beliefs, often claiming that the science clearly supports their position (which it does not) and thus appealing to leftists via the [[false flag]]s of both [[feminism]] and [[science]].
 
* [[TERF]] (trans-exclusionary radical feminism) ideology typically relies on a set of intensely anti-feminist beliefs, often claiming that the science clearly supports their position (which it does not) and thus appealing to leftists via the [[false flag]]s of both [[feminism]] and [[science]].

Revision as of 18:04, 9 August 2020

About

Performative leftism is a rhetorical deception in which someone socially signals their alliance with some set of left-wing causes in order to gain credibility for their right-wing arguments.

Examples