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[quote]Mascherano wrote:

[quote]Edevus wrote:
anti-feminism feminists
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Lol!! Really?

I didn’t even bother reading her article, because the minute I saw this line “If you need to see your husband cleaning your counters in order to remember why you?re married to him, perhaps a divorce is in order.”

Bitch, you wouldn’t even know a divorce from your asshole if it weren’t for feminism. You’d more likely get backhanded in the mouth before you could even fathom leaving your husband.

Anyways, this woman isn’t anti-feminist, she’s just neo-con. She does a show called “Debbie Does Politics” lolololol! OMG. Leave it to a conservative to be a staunch supporter of “traditional beliefs” and then reference porn! Why won’t these people just go away!!! LOL!!

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Congratulations. Your use of “LOL” and “OMG” completely ruined that argument. Oh, and by the way, would you like to know where there is a lot less spousal abuse that the US? Eastern Europe, which has a lot less “feminism” and a lot more “traditional roles”.

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[quote]xXSeraphimXx wrote:

[quote]jskrabac wrote:
More food for thought. Think about how often you have smoking hot, all together wives married to a babbling idiot whose the brunt of all the jokes in a sitcom. Now name ONE sitcom (post 1990) where it’s the woman of the house who is the village idiot. I can’t think of any. Few very good examples:

Everybody Loves Raymond
Home Improvement
King of Queens
Simpsons

To answer your question, perhaps it’s society’s way of giving them a free pass for…ya know…suffering the pains of childbirth so that we can exist? I think I can handle a room full of clapping people thinking for a brief moment that women are smarter than men in return for the pain my mother went through to create me. But whatever, that’s just me. [/quote]

American Dad…I win[/quote]

Ok, you got me there, lol. That show is satire though. Stan’s just as much if not bigger idiot than Francine though most of the time.

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I’m an anti-(anti-feminist feminist) feminist.

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[quote]ukrainian wrote:

[quote]Mascherano wrote:

[quote]Edevus wrote:
anti-feminism feminists
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Lol!! Really?

I didn’t even bother reading her article, because the minute I saw this line “If you need to see your husband cleaning your counters in order to remember why you?re married to him, perhaps a divorce is in order.”

Bitch, you wouldn’t even know a divorce from your asshole if it weren’t for feminism. You’d more likely get backhanded in the mouth before you could even fathom leaving your husband.

Anyways, this woman isn’t anti-feminist, she’s just neo-con. She does a show called “Debbie Does Politics” lolololol! OMG. Leave it to a conservative to be a staunch supporter of “traditional beliefs” and then reference porn! Why won’t these people just go away!!! LOL!!

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Congratulations. Your use of “LOL” and “OMG” completely ruined that argument. Oh, and by the way, would you like to know where there is a lot less spousal abuse that the US? Eastern Europe, which has a lot less “feminism” and a lot more “traditional roles”. [/quote]

You sure about this? When was the last time you swung by here?

There is plenty of abuse on the Balkans, maybe it’s different in ex-USSR, though.

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[quote]MaliMedved wrote:

[quote]ukrainian wrote:

[quote]Mascherano wrote:

[quote]Edevus wrote:
anti-feminism feminists
[/quote]

Lol!! Really?

I didn’t even bother reading her article, because the minute I saw this line “If you need to see your husband cleaning your counters in order to remember why you?re married to him, perhaps a divorce is in order.”

Bitch, you wouldn’t even know a divorce from your asshole if it weren’t for feminism. You’d more likely get backhanded in the mouth before you could even fathom leaving your husband.

Anyways, this woman isn’t anti-feminist, she’s just neo-con. She does a show called “Debbie Does Politics” lolololol! OMG. Leave it to a conservative to be a staunch supporter of “traditional beliefs” and then reference porn! Why won’t these people just go away!!! LOL!!

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Congratulations. Your use of “LOL” and “OMG” completely ruined that argument. Oh, and by the way, would you like to know where there is a lot less spousal abuse that the US? Eastern Europe, which has a lot less “feminism” and a lot more “traditional roles”. [/quote]

You sure about this? When was the last time you swung by here?

There is plenty of abuse on the Balkans, maybe it’s different in ex-USSR, though.
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June was the last time I was there.

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[quote]eeu743 wrote:

[quote]angry chicken wrote:

[quote]eeu743 wrote:

[quote]jskrabac wrote:

[quote]Professor X wrote:

[quote]roybot wrote:

[quote]Oleena wrote:

[quote]Professor X wrote:
…all I know is when ANY public speaker says that women are smarter than men, the entire audience erupts in applause. Why is that?

I mean, seriously. Why?[/quote]

Because someone (okay a huge amount of women/people) went a little too far with the idea “equal” and figured that the only way someone would believe that if is the party that was considered inferior was shown to be superior, instead of simply equal. I’m sure you’ve expereienced that yourself once or twice.[/quote]

Or…it’s a classic example of the speaker’s address being unnaturally self-assured because they know the audience will applaud them just for saying it.

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…and they ALWAYS DO.

Does anyone here think the same reaction would be seen if it was said, “men are smarter than women”?

You would get boos and hisses.

This can’t even be argued.

Feminism may have started good…but it has gotten pretty fucking evil in the way it has twisted society as a whole.

Things aren’t equal when this reaction can be seen in every audience in the country filled with both men and women.[/quote]

More food for thought. Think about how often you have smoking hot, all together wives married to a babbling idiot whose the brunt of all the jokes in a sitcom. Now name ONE sitcom (post 1990) where it’s the woman of the house who is the village idiot. I can’t think of any. Few very good examples:

Everybody Loves Raymond
Home Improvement
King of Queens
Simpsons

To answer your question, perhaps it’s society’s way of giving them a free pass for…ya know…suffering the pains of childbirth so that we can exist? I think I can handle a room full of clapping people thinking for a brief moment that women are smarter than men in return for the pain my mother went through to create me. But whatever, that’s just me. [/quote]

My mom was in active labor for 60 hours with no epidural, and she doesn’t use it as an excuse to be a sexist. So…[/quote]

My mom was in labor with me for “over 48 hours, ALL NATURAL - and you were 9 1/2 pounds!”, as she is fond of reminding me. She isn’t feminist, but she sure uses that one to try and make me feel guilty for whatever perceived transgression I committed (or didn’t commit). LOL [/quote]

Haha I was 10.5 pounds, and she does the exact same thing![/quote]

My mother starts to remind me around 2 days before I was born.

Coincidence?

I think not.

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[quote]comus3 wrote:
Laws about doing the dishes?
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No, but that’s a good attempt at being clever. I’m talking about laws about who gets custody of your kids when your wife leaves you because “she’s not happy.” I’ll give you a hint, it isn’t you. Laws that force colleges to abolish men’s sports because they can’t come up with enough womens sports to comply with title 9. I won’t go on because we’ve talked about this shit before.

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[quote]EmilyQ wrote:

[quote]Uncle Gabby wrote:

[quote]Professor X wrote:
…all I know is when ANY public speaker says that women are smarter than men, the entire audience erupts in applause. Why is that?

I mean, seriously. Why?[/quote]

Women love flattery, even when they know you are just pandering to them.[/quote]

Yeah. Men, now, they’re not susceptible to that sort of thing. Much more grounded. Men are so honest, so thoroughly square…eternally noble, historically fair…[/quote]

Aw, you’re so cute.

Men aren’t necessarily any of those things. But women are still more susceptable to flattery. Think I’m wrong? What is the Male equivalent of the women’s TV show “The View?” Or “Oprah”? “Rachel Ray?” “Ellen?” The entire Lifetime network?

Booyah! That was a rhetorical slam dunk if there ever was one! In your face woman!

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[quote]Uncle Gabby wrote:

[quote]EmilyQ wrote:

[quote]Uncle Gabby wrote:

[quote]Professor X wrote:
…all I know is when ANY public speaker says that women are smarter than men, the entire audience erupts in applause. Why is that?

I mean, seriously. Why?[/quote]

Women love flattery, even when they know you are just pandering to them.[/quote]

Yeah. Men, now, they’re not susceptible to that sort of thing. Much more grounded. Men are so honest, so thoroughly square…eternally noble, historically fair…[/quote]

Aw, you’re so cute.

Men aren’t necessarily any of those things. But women are still more susceptable to flattery. Think I’m wrong? What is the Male equivalent of the women’s TV show “The View?” Or “Oprah”? “Rachel Ray?” “Ellen?” The entire Lifetime network?

Booyah! That was a rhetorical slam dunk if there ever was one! In your face woman![/quote]

You’ve got me there. I’m helpless against your clear head and cool logic!

The only thing I think MIGHT compare are those Comedy Central redneck tour guys. Larry the Cable Guy, the “you know you’re a redneck when” dude, etc. They’re mocking good ol’ boys and creating an in-group of flattered not-mocked guys:

“If your mom picks you up after school, YOU ARE NOT A GANGSTER.”

“Oh ho ho,” the audience shouts with glee, “those are IDIOTS! Not like us!”

Oh, SNAP. WHAT NOW, Gabby?

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[quote]EmilyQ wrote:

[quote]Uncle Gabby wrote:

[quote]EmilyQ wrote:

[quote]Uncle Gabby wrote:

[quote]Professor X wrote:
…all I know is when ANY public speaker says that women are smarter than men, the entire audience erupts in applause. Why is that?

I mean, seriously. Why?[/quote]

Women love flattery, even when they know you are just pandering to them.[/quote]

Yeah. Men, now, they’re not susceptible to that sort of thing. Much more grounded. Men are so honest, so thoroughly square…eternally noble, historically fair…[/quote]

Aw, you’re so cute.

Men aren’t necessarily any of those things. But women are still more susceptable to flattery. Think I’m wrong? What is the Male equivalent of the women’s TV show “The View?” Or “Oprah”? “Rachel Ray?” “Ellen?” The entire Lifetime network?

Booyah! That was a rhetorical slam dunk if there ever was one! In your face woman![/quote]

You’ve got me there. I’m helpless against your clear head and cool logic!

The only thing I think MIGHT compare are those Comedy Central redneck tour guys. Larry the Cable Guy, the “you know you’re a redneck when” dude, etc. They’re mocking good ol’ boys and creating an in-group of flattered not-mocked guys:

“If your mom picks you up after school, YOU ARE NOT A GANGSTER.”

“Oh ho ho,” the audience shouts with glee, “those are IDIOTS! Not like us!”

Oh, SNAP. WHAT NOW, Gabby?
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Actually, I know a lot of guys who laugh at those jokes (redneck ones) AND think of themselves as rednecks because they actually do some of those things.

And as to the whole “not a gangster,” women laugh at those just as much.

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[quote]Uncle Gabby wrote:

[quote]EmilyQ wrote:

[quote]Uncle Gabby wrote:

[quote]Professor X wrote:
…all I know is when ANY public speaker says that women are smarter than men, the entire audience erupts in applause. Why is that?

I mean, seriously. Why?[/quote]

Women love flattery, even when they know you are just pandering to them.[/quote]

Yeah. Men, now, they’re not susceptible to that sort of thing. Much more grounded. Men are so honest, so thoroughly square…eternally noble, historically fair…[/quote]

Aw, you’re so cute.

Men aren’t necessarily any of those things. But women are still more susceptable to flattery. Think I’m wrong? What is the Male equivalent of the women’s TV show “The View?” Or “Oprah”? “Rachel Ray?” “Ellen?” The entire Lifetime network?

Booyah! That was a rhetorical slam dunk if there ever was one! In your face woman![/quote]

We’ve got Manswers. That is pretty much it.

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[quote]jskrabac wrote:
I’m an anti-(anti-feminist feminist) feminist. [/quote]

My brain hurts…

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[quote]EmilyQ wrote:

[quote]Uncle Gabby wrote:

[quote]EmilyQ wrote:

[quote]Uncle Gabby wrote:

[quote]Professor X wrote:
…all I know is when ANY public speaker says that women are smarter than men, the entire audience erupts in applause. Why is that?

I mean, seriously. Why?[/quote]

Women love flattery, even when they know you are just pandering to them.[/quote]

Yeah. Men, now, they’re not susceptible to that sort of thing. Much more grounded. Men are so honest, so thoroughly square…eternally noble, historically fair…[/quote]

Aw, you’re so cute.

Men aren’t necessarily any of those things. But women are still more susceptable to flattery. Think I’m wrong? What is the Male equivalent of the women’s TV show “The View?” Or “Oprah”? “Rachel Ray?” “Ellen?” The entire Lifetime network?

Booyah! That was a rhetorical slam dunk if there ever was one! In your face woman![/quote]

You’ve got me there. I’m helpless against your clear head and cool logic!

The only thing I think MIGHT compare are those Comedy Central redneck tour guys. Larry the Cable Guy, the “you know you’re a redneck when” dude, etc. They’re mocking good ol’ boys and creating an in-group of flattered not-mocked guys:

“If your mom picks you up after school, YOU ARE NOT A GANGSTER.”

“Oh ho ho,” the audience shouts with glee, “those are IDIOTS! Not like us!”

Oh, SNAP. WHAT NOW, Gabby?
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Larry the Cable Guy’s whole career is based on mocking rednecks and the only people who like Larry The Cable Guy are the very rednecks he is mocking. Ridicule is the opposite of flattery. So that’s a complete logic fail on your part. But you can’t help failing logic, cause you’re a girl.

A girl who JUST GOT SERVED!!!

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Some dude without a shirt just said the same thing I did.

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Don’t know why people are making such a big deal of this stuff when it comes to women emasculating men. What about the gays out there that want to emasculate the straights, and the double standard that applys which is similar to the one when it comes to women getting away with saying certain vulgar things that men can’t?? Case in point: Pride parade. If a gay man in a tight leather bikini walks down the street and grabs his crotch whilst thrusting his pelvis at the crowd - that is okay because…it’s a parade?

If a straight man walks down the street in his boxers or tighty whities and does the same…

You have to flip the coin sometimes to determine the value.

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[quote]jskrabac wrote:

[quote]xXSeraphimXx wrote:

[quote]jskrabac wrote:
More food for thought. Think about how often you have smoking hot, all together wives married to a babbling idiot whose the brunt of all the jokes in a sitcom. Now name ONE sitcom (post 1990) where it’s the woman of the house who is the village idiot. I can’t think of any. Few very good examples:

Everybody Loves Raymond
Home Improvement
King of Queens
Simpsons

To answer your question, perhaps it’s society’s way of giving them a free pass for…ya know…suffering the pains of childbirth so that we can exist? I think I can handle a room full of clapping people thinking for a brief moment that women are smarter than men in return for the pain my mother went through to create me. But whatever, that’s just me. [/quote]

American Dad…I win[/quote]

Ok, you got me there, lol. That show is satire though. Stan’s just as much if not bigger idiot than Francine though most of the time. [/quote]

Agreed. It’s a cartoon and everyone on it is retarded. It isn’t like he’s the smart one. She just doesn’t have a job, but they’re all dumb as shit. American Dad is NOT a good example at all.

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I have no problem with defining some things as womens work and mans work. A mans job is to support the household. Period. Womans job is to take care of the house. A woman should not be trying to make more money than her husband. It’s what feminists want to reverse the order of things. Now the woman is the new husband, and the man is the new wife. He may as well take her last name. Some men even want to breastfeed, you know, what the woman is supposed to do: - YouTube

This is why Islam will eventually overtake the west. If feminists thought they had it bad before 1965 (yeah making lunch for little Billy and Jane was just backbreaking slavery, quick! Someone give them reperations) just wait until they end up in Mumar Abdul’s harem and having to pray to Allah five times a day. If they think a man having sex with a drunk woman is rape, they’ll find out what rape really is in Islam land, its like Disney land, except its not.

Although in some respects, Islamic men do have it right. I mean a woman should be able to go in public without a male escort, shouldnt have to wear burkas, and shouldnt be stoned for having sex, but they do let men be men and women be women.

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Fucking double standards.

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[quote]WWEAttitude wrote:
Don’t know why people are making such a big deal of this stuff when it comes to women emasculating men. What about the gays out there that want to emasculate the straights, and the double standard that applys which is similar to the one when it comes to women getting away with saying certain vulgar things that men can’t?? Case in point: Pride parade. If a gay man in a tight leather bikini walks down the street and grabs his crotch whilst thrusting his pelvis at the crowd - that is okay because…it’s a parade?

If a straight man walks down the street in his boxers or tighty whities and does the same…

You have to flip the coin sometimes to determine the value.
[/quote]

Wrong thread for your homophobic little rant.