Is anything more shameful than shame? Don’t think; the answer is no. Nothing could be worse. Not even drowning ducks in acid compares to the tragedy of being made fun of. It’s not like the easily shamed are jelly-headed buffoons who emote brain cells out of their tear ducts. They have no choice in the matter. Being annihilated by words is mandatory. Other people’s opinions matter. Don’t laugh! They really do! How would we value our lives if not for the inane assessments of Wiki educated commenters? By not caring about what they say? That doesn’t sound melodramatic enough, so excuse me while I dismiss it forever. Everyone should be coddled with positive affirmations all the time. Except for people who shame others. Vile shame-shovelers should be shamed into a state of permanent shame. That’ll learn ‘em!
Despite popular misconceptions, sluts are people. Social hearsay regards sluts as used sex dolls sparked to life with transplanted bird brains and fairy magic, but that’s just a myth. Sluts are not here to be fucked and laughed at. They’re here to be fucked and respected. If you’re not going to mock a cantaloupe after a pelvic juicing, why would you laugh at a slut? Because they make louder, squishier noises? That’s so immature. Besides, cantaloupe-shaming doesn’t have the same impact as slut-shaming. It’s never acceptable to shame a slut. No, not even when they fuck 100,000 men and insist their boyfriend “come to terms with it.” Indiscriminately gyrating against anyone within a city block is a respectable, nay, admirable life choice.
According to squawking gynoceroses everywhere, slut-shaming is another tool used to oppress women in our rape culture (i.e. a culture that minimizes, excuses and even condones rape). That’s so true. If people didn’t use the word “slut,” rapists would be sent to prison instead of being rewarded with gift baskets and keys to the city. I can’t tell you how many parents I’ve heard tell their children “You should be more like that rapist we saw on the news.” Damn rape culture! Of course, this form of shame only applies to women. Weiners can’t be slut-shamed, even when they’re sending pictures of their wieners to consenting adults.
Elsewhere, men have decided to undergo hormone therapy. Oddly enough, they’ve bypassed the surgical operation required in sex changes. Now they’re bodies bubble with estrogen despite their male anatomy. They’re called MRA’s (Men’s Rights Activists or Mansies Run Amok). Like feminists, their purpose in life is to whine about what other people say and do while insisting that the world adapt to them instead of the other way around. Isn’t it nice to have morally superior gender gangs dictating how we should think and live? Thank goodness they’re here to warn us about the dangers of creep-shaming.
Creep-shaming is when women brand men as “creepy” because they don’t find them attractive. Since the word “creep” is used by women to shame men, it falls into the same line of pejoratives as pervert, dick, man-whore, scumbag, sleazy, asshole and douche. Female supremacists and male feminists suffering from internal penis shame believe creep-shaming is justified because creepy creeps refuse to respect women’s boundaries. According to them, it’s rare that a woman would call a guy a creep just because they find him unattractive. We all know that women are never vindictive, cruel, mean, abusive, hateful or indeed, creepy. Just consider how kind they are to short, half-humanoid stubs who dare call themselves men. At any rate, shaming is shaming and for the purposes of this article I must condemn it. It’s not okay to call guys “creeps” or label them as “creepy.” No, not even when they’re raping an unconscious woman. Still not an excuse. A guy jacking off in K-Mart’s infant section is not creepy, you intolerant hate-monger.
Turning away from gender, fat-shaming is becoming bigger than a bloated rascal rider at a pie eating contest. Fat jokes have always existed for comedic laymen who can only point out the obvious. Feeding on intellectual laziness, they emphasize the moo moo draped elephant in the room over the subtle and crafty pocket gerbil. I take pride in crafting hurtful and personalized insults for everyone I encounter. Fat jokes just seem too easy. This is the same reason I don’t beat up the handicapped, though I’d like to state it’s the only reason. Squeaking wheelchairs infuriate my sense of well-being.
Cholesterol-abundant citizens had their blood bubbling when “Fat Shaming Week” was declared. Fat-shaming week (as though it needs explaining) is a week dedicated to fat-shaming fat people out of being fat. It was started by a bunch of Tucker Max wannabes who give misogynists everywhere a bad name. Their site actually has an article titled “Lessons Learned from the Fast and the Furious” and it was written and posted in a most sincere fashion. I think that says it all. Without knowing any “Return of Kings” members, I have no problem assuming these fraturbators paddle each other’s asses under a Greek flag. I’ll bet they call people fags while doing it.
In conjunction with this online fat holiday is real world fat-shaming. There was an inmate in Brazil who was too fat to escape from prison. His potbelly was so bulbous it couldn’t fit through the hand dug tunnel. He was stuck for several hours before being freed. It’s easy to think he could’ve done some extra sit-ups or carved a wider tunnel, but let’s recognize this incident for what it was - he was fat-shamed by the laws of physics. It’s up to us as caring human beings to change these unjust laws so he’ll never be fat-shamed again. These laws need to be eradicated for the sake of metabolically-challenged individuals everywhere. It has nothing to do with my desire to set fire to the Great Salt Lake with a single match.
Other forms of shaming tend to go unnoticed with all these sad sluts and fat people running around. Poor-shaming, for instance, is quite real. As with the forms of shaming listed above, there have always been poor jokes, but never before was the word “shaming” stapled to the intended target. Now calling a poor person a “dirt jockey” is shaming. Apparently, there’s also such a thing as thin-shaming. I’m guessing this involves making fun of starving kids in third world countries. Recently, there’s been a heavy wave of twerk-shaming. Twerking, also know as the “Epileptic Ass Clap,” was made popular when one of Mickey Mouse’s pubic hair dolls escaped the catacombs of the Matterhorn and began grinding it’s flat spot on some shitty pop singer’s junk. Any logical person can see that mocking someone for wiggling their hindquarters against a nearby pelvis is wrong. Honestly, what’s so amusing about a young lady bending over and displaying a fanny seizure? Nothing, that’s what.
All this talk of shaming makes me realize I’ve shamed people considerably throughout the years. I feel so terrible about it. I’d like to share my shameful shaming practices. If nothing else, it proves we still have time to milk this buzzword before it dries out completely.
Slow-shaming - I’ve hated people for moving slow (especially in the self-checkout line). Despite the fact that just minutes ago I saw these insufferable sloths move faster, they simply can’t help their choice of moving slowly when it suits them and inconveniences me. I need to respect their alternative lifestyle.
Laugh-shaming - Have you ever heard a loud, choppy laugh that sounds like a clown gargling helium? I have. I’ve often fantasized about sealing these people up in a concrete tomb and throwing them in the ocean. That’s not okay.
Period-shaming - I’ve made countless jokes about blood flowing out of the vagina directly correlating to blood flowing away from the brain. What was I thinking?
Foot-shaming - I’m disgusted and repelled by people’s feet. Something must be wrong with me.
Prophet-shaming - I think Christ’s hands look like glazed donuts that got hate fucked by a homeless man. I often wonder how Mohammed keeps his balance on a flying carpet while nailing nine year olds. I’m convinced Moses was a pied piper dimwit who didn’t have the foresight to pack a map. I’m a bad person.
So the question remains - How can we end shaming once and for all? The answer is to publicly shame anyone who shames anyone else into feeling shame. If this doesn’t make sense it’s because you’re thinking too hard. There’s nothing hypocritical about shaming someone who tried to shame someone. Forming a mob and exacting vigilante justice is always the most clearheaded and rational way to solve your problems. Luckily, there are people who are willing to use “mean tweets” as a catalyst for researching a mean tweeter’s personal information and calling their work or leaving mean tweets of their own. There’s nothing creepy or stalker related about that. And there’s certainly nothing stupid about the phrase “mean tweet.”
Thankfully, it doesn’t end there. Online vigilantes aren’t just attacking racists who are too dumb to differentiate extreme muslim terrorists from an American-born Miss America who may or may not pray to a four-armed elephant while shunning cheeseburgers from her diet.
A group of anti-pedophile red coats called “Letzgo Hunting” setup a child molester online by pretending to be a fourteen year old girl. Every healthy adult pretends to be a fourteen year old girl at some point in their lives. Mr. Heavy Hands was confronted by a group of angry parents when he got to the park. He quickly turned away and ran, leaving a trail of falling flakes from his semen encrusted underoos. Or maybe he just ran. At any rate, the pedo-pursuers videotaped the incident and posted it online. It wasn’t long until the fun-size enthusiast was arrested. He killed himself after posting bail. No more playing children like a piccolo for him. If there’s anything to take away from this story it’s that he was pedo-shamed to death. He could’ve went on to be a great costumed mascot or sock puppeteer, but he was cut down in the prime of his candy-baiting life, all because people made him feel shame. What a shame!
Shaming is wrong. It gives people boo boos on their feelers. Nothing about it is okay. It’s like, totally not cool. Sanctuary from any form of criticism is a human right. It’s not like these people thrive on the status of victimhood because it gives them a form of identity when there would otherwise be none. Nor do they tactlessly argue with each other over who’s shamed most and who’s privileged. Speaking of which, “privilege,” like “shame,” is a word that never gets old, no matter how many nouns or adjectives you put next to it. Keep up the important work online activists. There’s no way you’re ever going to run these words into the ground. Words don’t lose meaning when they’re repeated ad nauseam and out of context by every person on the planet.
It’s not like you’re parroting phrases you read on some progressive blog because you want people to think you’re a hip intellectual. Perish the thought! You really do care! If only everyone could be as enlightened as you. Perhaps then we could live in a world where nobody reacts in any way to anything they see or hear. Until that happens, we can always have our two minutes of hate where we hate on people who hate on people and pretend we’re not hateful people. Plus, all our friends on Facebook will “like” it and nothing is more important than the validation we receive from others.







