SneekyNinja
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Don't be so absurd.
Do you need your diaper changed too?
Religion is dangerous but not all of its adherents are, see the distinction?
victims of feminism support thread
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Do you need your diaper changed too?
Religion is dangerous but not all of its adherents are, see the distinction?
UncleBuck
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religion is fine, it's the abuse of religion that is dangerous. like the christo-fascism trump has figured out how to exploit.
SneekyNinja
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Or like using religion to justify the occupation and ghetto-ization of Palestinian land in the middle east?
You seem to support Trump on all that shit, no?
UncleBuck
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the palestinians have plenty of money but choose to spend it excavating terror tunnels to attack innocent israelis instead of feeding their own people.
SneekyNinja
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So you think it's justified to bulldoze a family home and give the land to Jewish settlers because one of the children suffering under a crippling embargo and ruthless regime threw a stone at an occupying soldier?
You're brainwashed dude, you act so "woke" but you're actually totally full of shit.
Keep supporting Trump's Middle East policy like a good little cuck.
UncleBuck
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and there it is. the changing of the goalposts.
palestine elected terrorists that want to wipe jews off the face of the earth and they spend millions digging tunnels to terrorize israeli civilians instead of feeding their own people.
call me when they straighten their act up a little and they might get one single iota of sympathy from me.
until then, side with the terrorists who want to wipe jews off the face of the earth.
SneekyNinja
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I don't side with the elected fucktards on either side, I side with the ordinary people.
Keep supporting Trump's position though.
#BuckMAGA
Inb4: "You're antisemitic because you don't swallow my line of horseshit without critical thought!"
Your bigotry is showing.
Venus55
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Feminist DOES NOT equal misandrist. Women pushing to be treated equally to men by no means translates to women having a hatred for men. Two totally different scenarios.
TacoMac
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My wife thinks feminist are idiots.
She's Russian, so go figure. Over there, they have always been treated as equals because they earned it. They never asked for anything, they simple went and did it. They fought in wars. They handled shit. They got things done.
In the words of my wife, which I agree with: When you spend all of your time playing the victim, people begin to wonder: why did you put yourself in that position to begin with? Just shut up and get your job done and move on.
Nobody screws with her. Not even her boss dares...and I most certainly don't.
She's Russian, so go figure. Over there, they have always been treated as equals because they earned it. They never asked for anything, they simple went and did it. They fought in wars. They handled shit. They got things done.
In the words of my wife, which I agree with: When you spend all of your time playing the victim, people begin to wonder: why did you put yourself in that position to begin with? Just shut up and get your job done and move on.
Nobody screws with her. Not even her boss dares...and I most certainly don't.
Venus55
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The Russian Constitution does not contain any definition of discrimination and definitely doesn’t prohibit discrimination on the ground of sex. Furthermore, the Constitution is not an effective instrument to prevent discrimination. The state, in turn, gives only minimal attention to issues of equality of sexes. According to the Moscow Helsinki Group, the majority of representatives of authorities do not consider the prohibition of discrimination as a basic principle of their work. Instead, most legislators, at both the federal and regional levels, view protection of women only as “social protection of motherhood and reproductive rights rather than the advancement of women and provision of equal opportunities”.
Violence against women
Violence, in the form of domestic violence, rape and sexual harassment is widespread and yet has elicited minimal state attention. Psychological and physical violence in marriage is not uncommon. 56% of women were threatened with beatings or were victims of violence at least once by their husbands. Almost a quarter of those women experienced sexual violence, and approximately 80% encountered psychological violence. Cases of rape are not usually reported in the Russian Federation. Women report that sexual harassment in the workplace is so common that it is almost considered as the “norm”. Moreover, the notion that violence against women is a “private” matter is widespread in law enforcement structures, in juridical system and among population as a whole.
—In what “position” is your wife referring to may I ask? Holding the same job title, description and duties in your work place as a male, yet still receiving a lower wage? Is that the kind of “position” people may wonder “why she put herself in that position to begin with”? Discrimination against female politicians accused of being “over emotional”, constantly “shrieking” when they’re merely talking, is that another position “she” shouldn’t have put herself in? Not attaining the job she’s “over”- qualified for, to a man, simply because she’s young without children but is honest in saying she does hope to start a family in the years to come? That’s her fault too, she should never have applied? You understand what I’m saying?
The moment you used the term “victim”, your sexism was displayed.
dagwood45431
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Hmmm. Where have I heard this line of reasoning before? You believe that historically, women in the US put themselves into a position of subjucation? Sometimes, you make a lot of sense. Other times, I wonder WTF. This is one of those times.
TacoMac
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That's been part of Western religious dogma for years. So the answer is: yes. They did.
They simply followed along with the religious doctrine of "the woman's place is at the mans feet" and have historically done so in Western culture. Only recently have women started to say that they're sick of it.
But even in doing so, they allow themselves over and over again to be put into a situation of subjugation. It's been hammered into them their entire lives.
It's a lot like a drug addict blaming drug companies for being a drug addict. Nobody made you shove the shit in your arm. You did that all by yourself. Just because somebody told you it was the thing to do does not mean you had to do it.
Is going it alone difficult? Yes. Of course it is. That's why most people allow themselves to be victimized to begin with: it's the path of least resistance.
Venus55
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Oh haha wow! Are you serious!? No. No of course you’re not. This^^ HAS to be bait!!
TacoMac
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That is the historical truth of this nation.
Until it is actually dealt with, do you honestly believe anything will ever change?
dagwood45431
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Not fighting back is often the path of least resistance for rape victims when the alternative is to be beaten even more savagely or killed. I guess they asked for it. You, sir or madam, are a misogynistic nut. I seriously hope you never have daughters. You're a pig. Good day.
dagwood45431
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You are a pig. Period.
TacoMac
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If stating fact makes me a pig, so be it.
But the reason this problem persist to this day is people like you: You think you can just say "me too" and the problem goes away.
It doesn't. Ever.
This has gone on for, quite literally, centuries. Until you wake up, face the music and address the actual problem, nothing will ever, ever change.
