Technical_Warthog Archive

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9	Hold up... I would also argue that 50 Shades of Gray establishes a way worse role model for women than Baby, It's Cold Outside. It's only beloved because it's written by a woman and seen as some kind of a courageous and pro sexuality statement that liberates women. That's the opposite of the truth. It's certainly explicit, sure, but it's also the complete opposite of what BDSM is about. Because as counter-intuitive as it may seem for a hobby that involves forms of "torture", at least to the uninitiated, BD…	/r/MensRights	11/12/18 09:14 PM
2	Female YouTuber with millions of dollars complaining about not getting paid enough even though her videos are either not interesting or ad hominem attacks towards men, White people, or Americans. I just browsed through my subcriptions and can now confirm I am indeed a sexist, with only 3% of them being women: Malukah Lauren Chen (Roaming Millenial) Travelers Warden (she used to make weird makeup reviews, but now she's doing movies. And she hates The Last Jedi - internalized misogyny) Taylor Davis Karen Straughn. My YT interests are mainly "right-wing" politics (like Jordan Peterson...), Heavy Metal Music, blacksmithing, wilderness, gaming, and general geek stuff, so could there possibly …	/r/MensRights	11/12/18 06:04 AM
3	This is one of the dumbest most naive pieces of ideology and projection I have ever heard. In our "patriarchal" society where men rule, comfort tools for women were invented before life saving tools for men (think washing machines vs air filters for coal miners). Women and children always come first. Women didn't have to earn money because they were provided for by a man. Men went to war while women stayed home. Historically, men who beat their wives were shamed. Men who got beaten by their wives were shamed even more. I'm not saying men created the ultimate comfort zone for women. …	/r/MensRights	29/09/18 09:31 AM
1	Men are 100% responsible for unwanted pregnancies. ALL unwanted pregnancies are caused by the irresponsible ejaculations of men. Period. AND women are MUCH, MUCH (please envision a very long string of "MUCHes" here) more aware of when those days are than men are. I'm not sure how true that is. Sure, you can calculate or measure these days to some extend, but women generally can't feel them. Humans are an exception in the animal world here, because periods of fertility are not indicated either outward or inward, like animals in heat. Granted I didn't do a lot of research into it, but Heather Heying and Brett Weinstein talked a…	/r/MensRights	16/09/18 06:55 AM
1	This sex robot can now refuse sex if she feels bored or disrespected It's an inanimate fucking object!	/r/MensRights	03/07/18 04:22 AM
2	Question: What, exactly, did Aziz Ansari do wrong? Yeah. I mean no. Burn xher hxis xhem on the gender neutral spiritual pole!	/r/MensRights	15/04/18 02:50 AM
2	Question: What, exactly, did Aziz Ansari do wrong? Part of the reason why I didn't break up immediately was because of wanting to avoid change, discomfort. So you're saying that womens' tendencies towards agreeableness is not just an imagination of the patriarchy!? What a travesty! Burn her on the stake!	/r/MensRights	15/04/18 01:14 AM
2	Question: What, exactly, did Aziz Ansari do wrong? First of all, don't take my shit out of context. As I said in the very next sentence: "She shouldn't have been defenseless". Ansari is not an "alpha male" by any definition if you put aside his semi celebrity status. The rest of your post is almost incomprehensible.	/r/MensRights	14/04/18 11:10 PM
5	Question: What, exactly, did Aziz Ansari do wrong? Nobody raped me or did anything illegal, but I have had too many instances where I should've just left and stopped talking to these guys, but to my disappointment in myself, I complied. And why didn't you? I'm not trying to blame or shame you, I'm just genuinely curious. Is there no sense of danger? No awareness that there are actually some pretty bad guys around? Is it the hookup culture? I mean, looking at her story, I just don't know what she expected of a celebrity millionaire who seemingly …	/r/MensRights	14/04/18 04:36 PM
0	Question: What, exactly, did Aziz Ansari do wrong? Well, the fact that he has a sex move called THE CLAW really sold me on that bit. And it also sounds ridiculous enough to believe she didn't make it up. The fact he's a self reported male feminist and sells himself as the nice guy plus that I don't find him funny and my mind is made up. I agree with the rest of your post. And ultimately, it doesn't matter if he's a perv or not. Nothing illegal was done, not even from her own description. She does however describe a lot of red flags showing throu…	/r/MensRights	14/04/18 04:25 PM
-2	Question: What, exactly, did Aziz Ansari do wrong? Legally, he did nothing wrong, but I also don't think he's as innocent as he gets painted here in that he just misunderstood verbal cues and they had bad sex. The dude has a sex move called "the claw". It's worse than it sounds: He inserts two fingers in a V shape into a woman's throat to get them wet, then fingers her. From that alone, you could conclude that he's a sexual deviant of sorts. And he had multiple, massive red flags showing before that. So here's the condensed version as I remember…	/r/MensRights	14/04/18 08:50 AM