It's a perfectly good Mad TV sketch, but it's nothing at all to do with the meta-persecution-complex psychobabble going on at the related link. If we're meant to learn about the wrongly-pluralized "SJW's" from that ranting screed, maybe we're supposed to think of them as imagined monsters, the way some people are irrationally terrified by memories of the flying monkeys from The Wizard of Oz.
I think SJWs are people with a certain character set, they aren't imagined monsters they just have a tendency to conduct themselves in a certain way that attracts others like them.
It's a perfectly good Mad TV sketch, but it's nothing at all to do with the meta-persecution-complex psychobabble going on at the related link. If we're meant to learn about the wrongly-pluralized "SJW's" from that ranting screed, maybe we're supposed to think of them as imagined monsters, the way some people are irrationally terrified by memories of the flying monkeys from The Wizard of Oz.
I think SJWs are people with a certain character set, they aren't imagined monsters they just have a tendency to conduct themselves in a certain way that attracts others like them.
While that may be, I'll go right on taking "SJW's" [sic] to mean "non-bigots."