Anytime anyone uses the word "woke" I ignore them.

Gandhi wasn't a social justice warrior, new speaker. Gandhi didn't go around beating people up and harassing them for not thinking correctly. Neither did MLK. New speakers like you are what destroy America, lying and redefining history in your favor. Sheeple like you are attacking people who are woke to your bullshite!

Terms like "woke" and "SJW" used as insults are an attempt to get people to be against equality and justice or the struggle. Notice how they're used when a movie has a diverse cast or if there's a march against racism.

Meanwhile, they try to normalize hatred by calling white supremacists the more benign term alt-right.

I'm glad you picked up on it. Furthermore, conservatives use words to associate a negative with a group they want demonized or action they're against, too. Notice they repeat the term "socialist" and "radical" repeatedly with democrats. "Fake news" was associated with liberal and even mainstream news in order to get conservatives not to watch anything balanced or complete.

It's a form of brainwashing aka: thought control used by cults. Conservative media like Fox and Limbaugh's former radio show began using this technique a few decades ago.

Woke! Woke! Woke! Woke! Woke! Woke! Woke!

Social Justice has it's origins in Christianity. Marxists can't do Social Justice any more than Hitler and Stalin could.

MLK was a disaster for America... Civil Rights movement was a mistake and has enshrined racial, sex and sexuality differences in the US...

Civil rights legislation is the foundational document of America's new "progressive" caste system...

It is the reason there are no longer Americans, only sub-identities... Whites, African-americans, latinos, gays, trannies, jews, Asians, muslims, women, men, etc... No one is just American anymore, everyone relates to the state and to one another, legally, as a subtype in the caste system, whether in employment, in media, academia, sport, etc... You are legally, no longer allowed to be blind to such categories...

Probably even worse legacy than Gandhi, who accelerated partition of India, but that is a topic for another day...

That’s great, because I ignore anyone who uses the dumbest insult of all time, “Karen”, or in your case, the somehow even dumber “Karenesque”.

I’ll never get over how stupid it is to use a random person’s name as an insult, and I’ll never stop laughing at the irony that for a bunch of people who supposedly take pride in being “non-racist”, they use this name as an insult to describe a stereotypical white woman throwing a fit...as if that isn’t racist? 🤣

Of course anyone with a brain knows how racist progressives truly are. It’s all they talk about. It’s all they live for. I couldn’t imagine living my life like that...waking up for the sole purpose of finding a new “-ism” to whine about anywhere they look.

I woke up this morning.

Why ‘social justice warrior,’ a Gamergate insult, is now a dictionary entry
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-intersect/wp/2015/10/07/why-social-justice-warrior-a-gamergate-insult-is-now-a-dictionary-entry/

So basically magic playing videogame geek losers who have no lives shoved it down our throats.

“All of the examples I’ve seen until quite recently are lionizing the person,” Katherine Martin, the head of U.S. dictionaries at the Oxford University Press, said in an interview last month. Because “Social Justice Warrior” is currently only in Oxford Dictionaries — and not in the Oxford English Dictionary itself — lexicographers there haven’t done a full search for its earliest citation. But a cursory search for the phrase turns up several positive uses, spanning from the early ’90s through the early ’00s.

Baptist minister, the Rev. James Obey Sr.’s, 1992 obituary in the Houston Chronicle was titled, “Social justice warrior dies.” In 2007, “Social Justice Warrior” Monsignor David Cappo was honored with an award. And lawyer-turned filmmaker Ana Kokkinos told a newspaper reporter

Also.

https://fee.org/articles/how-the-term-social-justice-warrior-became-an-insult/

But people who have not heard of social justice warriors may be a bit mystified by this insult. The name itself—social justice warrior—seems to refer to people who fight on behalf of society’s downtrodden. How can calling someone a social justice warrior be an insult?

Pre-2008, social justice warriors were connotatively champions of economic and social issues. According to the Washington Post, Canadian union activist Michel Chartrand was the first known person to be described as a social justice warrior in 1991.