🔥 Post Your Hot Takes... Even the Oddly Specific Ones

[zecarlo]

@Andrewgen_Receptors

Single mothers are incapable of raising men; only girls and defective women.

A scientific fact isn’t a hot take.

[zecarlo]

@cdep89

. I don’t know any stats although I feel a single Dad can struggle just as much raising a boy on his own, or a girl. The perfect scenario will always be having both parents (or guardians of both genders) in their lives.

Studies have shown single fathers do just as good of a job as two parent homes.

[OM.Bodi]

He was raised by his mother and stepfather (Sarge) a career Army sergeant. He has spoken highly of him often and considers him his real father. He came into his life when he was 2 years old.

[Excelsior]

@mnben87

Raised by his mom.

Sergeant Philip Harrison would like a word.

[Andrewgen_Receptors]

So why did i get 2 rebuttals so far? Lol

EDIT
4 rebuttals

[cdep89]

Yeah, as I was typing I was thinking I’d read something to that effect… but still spoke with how my mind felt at the time.

I don’t actually know many single fathers.

[Andrewgen_Receptors]

@cdep89

we don’t need to make it a gender thing.

No one is making it a gender thing. It is a gender thing. We have two VERY separate purposes in the world, and to pretend that either side effectively knows how to navigate the other is absolutely ridiculous.

Women are; men must become.

[OM.Bodi]

@Andrewgen_Receptors

Women are; men must become.

Camille Paglia. Give credit to one of the few good feminists.

[FlatsFarmer]

Your taste in music makes it seem like you’ve been off living on an island somewhere.

[Andrewgen_Receptors]

I prefer Norah Vincent.

She got the closest thing to the real male experience by ending herself once she realized the purpose she dedicated her life to was meaningless… sounds not dissimilar to what many men go through during/post no-fault divorce.

Camille is okay. She at least realized the destructive force that she helped create. Ironically, she got recognition for what has been known for millennia and is now taboo to say. Almost like there’s inherent privileges to being a female.

Whoops, i did another hot take.

[marine77]

*Did… and i used a ton of discretion. Meant federal level mostly but local too. Dysfunctional cunts

[tlgains]

@Andrewgen_Receptors

Almost like there’s inherent privileges to being a female.

Men provide those inherent privileges or rather weak men lol

[jshaving]

Just as good? Really? I know it’s better than single moms, but if it’s just as good, what’s the point of having moms?

[JackBurton82]

@Brant_Drake

You can cook ribs hot and fast instead of low and slow and no one will notice the difference.

False .. my wife grew up with her parents cooking them hot and fast .. i make them low a slow and definitely notices the difference

[Brant_Drake]

Maybe I’m just a better cook than you and your in-laws.

[simo74]

@cyclonengineer

People who can’t figure out how to properly use roundabouts should have to put a special vinyl wrap on their car that says they are a danger to everyone around them.

@hillbillyk

I can get on board with this one, but…

Where I grew up there was a special roundabout (traffic circle) that we called ‘The magic roundabout’ It was giant roundabout made up of 5 smaller roundabouts, so it mean’t you could go round it any way you chose. So many accidents as people worked out how to navigate it. People I knew would actively avoid it and find another way to go.

[Andrewgen_Receptors]

@jshaving

what’s the point of having moms?

Who else is gonna make the sammiches?

[SkyzykS]

@jshaving

what’s the point of having moms?

They help (or hinder) in emotional development, formations and conduct of relationships as the child becomes an adult.

And the cut the sammiches diagonally. Good ones do, anyways.

[zecarlo]

@jshaving

what’s the point of having moms?

Dinner won’t cook itself.

[tlgains]

Lazy comment, @Andrewgen_Receptors did it first.