She was so often the subject of a rolling, low-level struggle session that the very mention of her became a meme.
Once upon a time, our hardworking posters would reply "Amber" to any mention of her, but now that job has been automated away.
Early off-again-on-again co-host of chapo. She was controversial for heavily prioritizing "working class politics" over "identity politics". (Being very generous here because I don't recall the specific).
It's probably worth mentioning that as much as there's been struggle sessions about her stupidpol takes, there's also been a lot of people (moreso in the subreddit days) that were just weird about her for being a woman, as well as people making comments about her race. The whole thing where people started replying "Amber" to the posts that mentioned her was a way of mocking how often there was discourse about her (like I'm doing right now).
Amber.
It's pretty important that we differentiate Marxist criticisms of liberal identity politics (which are valid) from class reductionist criticisms of intersectionality (which... not so much.) Amber's problem is that she keeps sliding along this scale into class reductionism.
Also yeah back during the subreddit days people were kinda weird about her.
Amber.
It was written by Bernie Bros who just couldn't handle having a woman on the Citations Needed podcast crew. It's a long story.
I made it because I was bored
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Amber is the girl I had a crush on in third grade and everybody has been extremely weird about it for the last several decades. I hope this helps.
Amber.
She is a woman, and she also has the most “controversial” takes, so people dump a lot of misplaced anger at her.
she said cops were proletarian
never wrong, even when she's saying the most assheaded shit
secondhand smoke is good for kids, actually
Here I thought there was a massive discussion going on here and it's just the Amber bot
Amber.
If I wanted to juke the number of replies I got, this is exactly the thread I'd make
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