Not really. I’ve been listening to loony feminist nonsense all my life. Your defense of actual monstrousness is not surprising. Your attempt to derail is certainly amusing. But that’s not unexpected given that you are a chimpanzee rather than a human.
True, but Vietnam wasn’t on the doorstep. I’m not counting either Pearl Harbor, nor the occupation of Attu and Kiska, because Hawaii, and Alaska, weren’t part of the US proper. But Vietnam is important given the large number of young men sent there.
If she works for a clinic, report her to her supervisors. Emphasize her criticism of your race, a fact that is beyond your control. White “privilege” is the idea that their race is not a disadvantage for White people. Your therapist granted you no such privilege. I’d point out that you were attacked for accident of birth.
Females complain they’re oppressed by the “patriarchy.” You could point out that you’re being attacked by the matriarchy for doing your fair share. Not that any female would ever be happy unless you did 100% of the work.
I’m not, and have never been, in a poly relationship , but I have heard people who are talk about non-poly partners and spouses who are not part of the relationship. This is one form of poly (I.e., one participant has two distinct relationships with the permission of both partners.
Feminists generate misandry, and insult men who speak of their own suffering. Every time I see the phrase “man up,” it’s a feminist putting down men. Bitches like that define stoicism as toxic, and then demand that men be stoic. They accuse men of suppressing our emotions, and call us weak, and misogynistic, when we do.
A good point, but I meant conscription not service. If feminists insist they desire equality then they need to demand it all the way. This includes registering for the draft.
Ask a feminist why she isn’t campaigning for women to be conscripted since women should have full equality with men. Wait for the farrago of insults and deflections.
The comment reproduced by the OP is an expression of malpractice. Everybody has biases,!that’s simple fact. That doesn’t stop instructors from being objective and critiquing students’ work on the basis of their understanding both of fact and theory. It is legitimate for instructors to limit students’ use of sources. As an instructor, I forbade the use of any wiki (while much of Wikipedia is accurate, there are still dubious articles, generally on obscure subjects and people, the Wikipedia articl…
