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| 1 | Thoughts on shares like this?This post and most of the responses are slightly retarded. Hear, hear. This comment section is filled with prudish creeps in denial of the fact that they're objectifying women. | /r/MensRights | 03/04/18 03:45 PM |
| 1 | Women at Google were so upset over memo citing biological differences that they skipped work, ironically confirming the stereotype by getting super-emotional and calling in sick over a man saying something they didn't like. 🤦🤦 🤷¯\_(ツ)_/¯🤷Some lay leftists do, yes (in my anecdotal experience, most don't, though). But you'd be hard-pressed to find a left-wing political philosopher who doesn't entirely reject hierarchy. I would suggest that being anti-hierarchy is a fundamental tenet of being left-wing. Somebody who is pro-hierarchy and calls themselves leftist is either disingenuous or suffering from an information failure rate. No True Scotsman be damned, we have definitions for a reason. In terms of the 'withering away' you ment… | /r/MensRights | 10/08/17 09:12 AM |
| 2 | Women at Google were so upset over memo citing biological differences that they skipped work, ironically confirming the stereotype by getting super-emotional and calling in sick over a man saying something they didn't like. 🤦🤦 🤷¯\_(ツ)_/¯🤷Note that I said "under the guise of", I'm trying to convey that I don't believe authoritarianism really falls under either left or right wing politics. Bear in mind that leftists advocate non-hierarchical systems; how could authoritarianism exist in a truly non-hierarchical society? | /r/MensRights | 09/08/17 09:07 PM |
| 1 | Women at Google were so upset over memo citing biological differences that they skipped work, ironically confirming the stereotype by getting super-emotional and calling in sick over a man saying something they didn't like. 🤦🤦 🤷¯\_(ツ)_/¯🤷The ultimate goal of left-wing politics, a communist society, is a stateless one. Left-wing politics also protect property rights (personal property vs. private property is a distinction made by leftists), but disagree that you have the right to privatise the means of production. You're forgetting the fact that authoritarianism exists, and can exist under the guise of left or right wing politics. Banning women's suffrage does not make one either left or right wing, but simply authoritarian. | /r/MensRights | 09/08/17 05:28 PM |
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