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Well, assumptions are how you narrow down a thought process and unpack thoughts. Please let me know what you disagree with that I've assumed and I can attempt to explain why I've assumed it. I can only give you my reasoning.
/r/MGTOW22/07/19 02:19 AM
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So I like this example. I 100% see what you're getting at. First, I think its presumptuous to assume just because it is men the task is completed in a logical and timely manner. You could have an asshat dude who doesn't know what to do and freeloads. In the same way a girl could as well. Easy to envision. Now lets go to the ideation that the addition of one female in the group disturbs the group dynamic. I would agree the group immediately changes, but we disagree on how and why I think. Say she…
/r/MGTOW22/07/19 02:16 AM
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Lot to unpack here. I can see why that seems unfair. Why should men go do all the fighting huh? Well in terms of men going to war, it seems like everyone is ready to admit men have more physicality; strength, speed, etc. yes? So it seems pretty obvious, considering how most every civilization in history has utilized men as warriors, that men would go to war. So I don't think you're suggesting that women should've gone to war and died. What I think you're suggeesting is that women sat at home and…
/r/MGTOW22/07/19 02:06 AM
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I don't know what I'm proselytizing. I believe I was responding to the argument that sex hormones affect men and women, thus resulting in two different mindsets. I gave my argument to which you responded "no u" before insulting me and cursing me out. I know most here are fans of anecdotal evidence, so I think this response qualifies as anecdotal evidence of my point about testosterone causing aggression. If you want to continue discussing I'll probably be available. Bit for now I suppose I'll "f…
/r/MGTOW22/07/19 01:55 AM
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So we're talking about testosterone and estrogen then, yes? I agree testosterone and estrogen affect the human mind thus creating some variation in how each gwnder operates, I would argue some of this variation is social conditioning, but nonetheless let's assume testosterone and estrogen result in two different functionalities: namely men and women. Taking into consideration how estrogen and testosterone are known to affect humans, we can attribute mens physicality, strength, size, speed, etc.,…
/r/MGTOW22/07/19 01:39 AM
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Is there some "man hate" that comes out of feminism? Sure. I get that. I can see that. The new Ghostbusters movie? Pretty obvious it was a little bit of a female circle jerk because women are allowed to lead a movie like that. However, to suggest that men have to "tolerate" some revolution thats happening? I dont see it. I'm all for men having pride and being indepent all the way, but men have always had that privilege. Do more men work? Yeah probably, but because society assumes men are more co…
/r/MGTOW22/07/19 01:14 AM
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But why "womens behavior," arent we the same species? Humans have the same reasoning. The same hate that happens here is mimicked by other women with the same reasons. Ex. "Men are pigs; how many have you heard of that cheat, lie, and ruin the lives of women?" Do I think they're right? No. Its a misinformed assumption about an entire gender because of some anecdotal experience. Men and women are both humans. Both have good members and both have bad members.
/r/MGTOW22/07/19 12:52 AM
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The reason people come to a womans defense is because they have been objectified and used for thousands of years. They used to be property, as in, not a person. People have now come to realize they are human beings with rights. Men have always had rights. Men have always had power in the world, and that history very much affects our world today. Men don't need to be defended like women. To assume that males are disproportionally affected by terrible things in the world because of maleness, is a …
/r/MGTOW22/07/19 12:49 AM
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