RabbleRouser2k wrote: » Like, I'll admit that Milo Yiannopoulos is hardly anyone to cite as anything, but one of the things that was thrown at him was that 'he hates women' cos he calls feminism 'cancer'. 'I love women, I just hate feminism because it prevents them from being as great as they can be' was his response..
RabbleRouser2k wrote: » But most of our moms were not crazy 'men are responsible for everything wrong in the world' feminists. My nan lived to be 100 years old, and she did it without complaining about society-instead, she got on with the job that is life.
RabbleRouser2k wrote: » And she did it with a love of life, not crying 'victim' every five minutes.
RabbleRouser2k wrote: » There was no fighting an 'imaginary' enemy, which is what the partriarchy is.
NI24 wrote: » Who cares what his excuse is? Anyone familiar with Milo's work knows the man hates women. Although, I have a theory that he's a plant by feminists to make anti-feminists look nuts. Listen, if some women were happy not having the vote or a lower starting wage or being (legally) harassed at work or being (legally) beaten or raped by their husbands then fine. But if you think she's a role model to intelligent people, think again. Unlike modern white conservative men, who can't stop complaining. Can't get a job? Whine and blame the immigrants. Can't get a date? Whine and blame the feminists. Can't make friends/money? Whine and blame the blacks/hispanics/Jews/refugees/any group that isn't white Christian. Blame the feminist immigrant. Or immigrant feminist. Any group suffices. That "imaginary" enemy of which you speak is a set of laws, customs, and norms that has shaped society since the dawn of man. It may not be tangible, but it is most certainly real.
Widdershins wrote: » There's always been censorship on family values/morality grounds. Nothing wrong with that.
NI24 wrote: » You've been railing against "SJWs" (translation: anyone you disagree with)
you're going to claim you've been intimidated?
Since when is it not ok for a white guy to wear dreads or sing hip hop? I mean, that guy may be called a poser and he is, but rarely would he be considered racist. In fact, the most liberal, hippy, granola eating birkenstockers wear dreads. Definitely not what anyone would call a racist.
You see, hatrickpatrick, the central problem to your arguments (and the arguments of those similar to you) is that it's never based in reality. You're not sure you could say that to a group of liberal activists because all your discussions take place in your imagination or online. Stop with the what if and what might possibly, perhaps, could happen scenarios and you'll realize that your theories crumble.
RabbleRouser2k wrote: » Like, I'll admit that Milo Yiannopoulos is hardly anyone to cite as anything,
I think we all grew up with women (most of us had moms, tho I know there are single dad's out there who look after their kids on their own). But most of our moms were not crazy 'men are responsible for everything wrong in the world' feminists.
NI24 wrote: » Listen, if some women were happy not having the vote
or a lower starting wage or being (legally) harassed at work or being (legally) beaten or raped by their husbands then fine.
Unlike modern white conservative men, who can't stop complaining. Can't get a job? Whine and blame the immigrants. Can't get a date? Whine and blame the feminists. Can't make friends/money? Whine and blame the blacks/hispanics/Jews/refugees/any group that isn't white Christian.
RabbleRouser2k wrote: » Oh completely, in the majority of the western world, women have equal or better rights than men.
Wibbs wrote: » Never mind general sympathy towards women as a group.
NI24 wrote: » Unlike modern white conservative men, who can't stop complaining. Can't get a job? Whine and blame the immigrants. Can't get a date? Whine and blame the feminists. Can't make friends/money? Whine and blame the blacks/hispanics/Jews/refugees/any group that isn't white Christian. Blame the feminist immigrant. Or immigrant feminist. Any group suffices.
hatrickpatrick wrote: » Nothing wrong with it? That's your opinion, but in my opinion it's one of the most insidious and f*cked up things in society.
deaddonkey15 wrote: » Any evidence for this, or evidence that it is exclusive to white men?
Widdershins wrote: » I think the same about your way of looking at society.
py2006 wrote: » Am I right in saying that the looney feminists of late have filtered their misandry to white men in particular?
RabbleRouser2k wrote: » And the weird thing is that they fail to acknowledge that often the biggest critics of women, are women.
Wibbs wrote: » More on the This is Not America© theme...
Bambi wrote: » Afookin men You hear young gosoons from carlow or somewhere getting out onto the internet and spouting about "progressives" and "liberals" like they were raised in the bible belt or chung wans waffling on about white privilege.
hatrickpatrick wrote: » That's fair enough too! Of course, I'd be interested to know why. But the point here is, neither of us is asking Boards moderation to ban the other because we've been offended by the other's posts, or arranging hundreds of harassing emails and phone calls to our bosses to demand that we lose our jobs, etc. The alt-right and SJW-left, of which many feminists are now a part, do engage in such tactics.
Sonics2k wrote: » r/the_donald r/niceguys Let's be honest here. People on both sides are batshít crazy and as bad as eachother.
NI24 wrote: » Who cares what his excuse is? Anyone familiar with Milo's work knows the man hates women. Although, I have a theory that he's a plant by feminists to make anti-feminists look nuts. Listen, if some women were happy not having the vote or a lower starting wage or being (legally) harassed at work or being (legally) beaten or raped by their husbands then fine. But if you think she's a role model to intelligent people, think again. Unlike modern white conservative men, who can't stop complaining. Can't get a job? Whine and blame the immigrants. Can't get a date? Whine and blame the feminists.Can't make friends/money? Whine and blame the blacks/hispanics/Jews/refugees/any group that isn't white Christian. Blame the feminist immigrant. Or immigrant feminist. Any group suffices. That "imaginary" enemy of which you speak is a set of laws, customs, and norms that has shaped society since the dawn of man. It may not be tangible, but it is most certainly real.
deaddonkey15 wrote: » Reddit, great.
Sonics2k wrote: » Like the site or not, it has an absolutely massive user base and does is evidence of people like this.
Widdershins wrote: » It's only the part about social codes based on morality that I disagree wtih as far as your posts go.
The SJW antics are totally out of keeping with any of that, imo. I am completely opposed to that kind of crazy and self serving censorship.
hatrickpatrick wrote: » The common term is SJW, for Social Justice Warrior.... Too many of us, myself included up until recently, have been too intimidated by the SJW fringe and its threats of branding any critics as racist, sexist, homophobic etc to properly call them out on their bullsh!t and make it quite clear that they have no place and are not welcome in any left leaning ideology. They belong with those who would impose cultural censorship on religious or family values grounds - what they are pedalling is absolutely no different.
hatrickpatrick wrote: » Elaborate? What specifically do you disagree with? I am personally opposed to all ideological censorship. In a world of objectivity and moral relativism, it is impossible to suggest that one form of censorship is ok while another is not - it's the act of censoring people's opinions in and of itself which is morally wrong.
hatrickpatrick wrote: » one of the most insidious and f*cked up things in society
hatrickpatrick wrote: » They refer to this as "internalised misogyny" and blame - you guessed it - men for socially conditioning women to think this way. But lord forbid anyone suggest that women, particularly some female teachers, might be responsible for instilling a similar lack of self-confidence in boys from an early age by talking dismissively about them compared with their "more mature and better behaved" female peers...
RabbleRouser2k wrote: » ...but the embryos were left in limbo, as he didn't want to be a dad after that. Well, she still wanted to be a mum, tried to go to court to get ownership of them, and lost. I remember saying to him 'if you support a womans right to choose, then if the embryos are outside the body, and the guy doesn't wanna be a dad, then surely he deserves that choice too?'. He was all like 'it's women's fertility, they should control it'. He claimed to hate children, and did not want to be a dad.