grantdroske Archive

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14	Patricia Arquette just mentioned the falsified pay gap based on gender statistics in her acceptance speech at the Oscars. I don't mean that literally the people making the films are women, I mean that it's very clear that at this point, the majority of film creation and marketing is targeted to women, and yet women in Hollywood continue to act like it's not. How people could continue to moan about a lack of female anything in an era where Hunger Games and 50 Shades of Grey are two of the biggest franchises ... it's absurd. And yet, every time one of these films comes up, it's like the past 20-50 years never happene…	/r/MensRights	23/02/15 05:26 AM
7	Patricia Arquette just mentioned the falsified pay gap based on gender statistics in her acceptance speech at the Oscars. As I said elsewhere, I disagree with her, but I like that people do this sort of thing. They know the Oscars are prime water-cooler convo producers and they speak their mind, and if what they have to say is interesting, the rest of us talk about it, too. Except she said something proveably wrong, so this is a win for the community.	/r/MensRights	23/02/15 04:55 AM
5	Patricia Arquette just mentioned the falsified pay gap based on gender statistics in her acceptance speech at the Oscars. Not a fan of what she said, but I don't mind soap-boxing at the Oscars so much. To me, this is a great opportunity to discuss why she's wrong. I bet we get an influx of people coming to this subreddit, interested in what she had to say and why she said it, in the next few weeks.	/r/MensRights	23/02/15 04:54 AM
10	Patricia Arquette just mentioned the falsified pay gap based on gender statistics in her acceptance speech at the Oscars. That was hilarious. It's like how JK Rowling, a woman who is literally richer than the Queen of England, only focuses on needy women.	/r/MensRights	23/02/15 04:52 AM
3	Patricia Arquette just mentioned the falsified pay gap based on gender statistics in her acceptance speech at the Oscars. Do you mean politician-wise? Because in a two-party system, politicians have to swallow some crap to say what they want. It's like how you can't get a politician who is conservative to be real about abortion or marijuana. Regardless of how they feel, they need to toe the party line. It's disgusting, but it's the system. Check out anywhere outside the US and you'll find plenty of liberals who are anti-feminist.	/r/MensRights	23/02/15 04:51 AM
11	Patricia Arquette just mentioned the falsified pay gap based on gender statistics in her acceptance speech at the Oscars. In most cases, it's the agent's fault, regardless of gender. Women generally care more about how they are perceived, so it wouldn't surprise me if they tend to shy away from negotiating (they also assume people will be nice to them, because usually people are, because women are assumed to be "innocent"). Given how feminist/woman-run hollywood is, I think it's safe to say that if women are being paid less, it is mostly by other women.	/r/MensRights	23/02/15 04:50 AM
3	Bringing women down to flabbiness & mediocrity: Lena Dunham and the Average Woman They're all manosphere links, you're in safe hands here, haha. I recommend the second to last one the most, it sums up the characters.	/r/TheRedPill	07/02/14 05:28 PM
7	Bringing women down to flabbiness & mediocrity: Lena Dunham and the Average Woman You haven't heard of Girls? Allow me to introduce you to the show a woman's hamster would write if it could.	/r/TheRedPill	07/02/14 05:20 PM
17	Bringing women down to flabbiness & mediocrity: Lena Dunham and the Average Woman I highly doubt she's doing this for any reason of artistic or realistic expression. It's about money. If Lena Dunham's finances were at all connected with how much people want to see her naked, she'd be worth -$4,000,000.00. She's doing it because she's not aware of this fact and believes men are watching, drooling at her fine body, when in fact women who are fatter and uglier than she is are watching, drooling over the fact that men would drool over their bodies.	/r/TheRedPill	07/02/14 05:17 PM
3	Screenwriter of "Legally Blond" has to pay alimony to her husband, has a DEFCON-1 meltdown. I think gay men divorcing will change things too because there will have to be a discussion about the children and child support. It won't automatically be "the mom" who gets them. Maybe the more flamboyant one? I don't know.	/r/TheRedPill	07/02/14 05:14 PM
5	Screenwriter of "Legally Blond" has to pay alimony to her husband, has a DEFCON-1 meltdown. like scream-really-loud, get-drunk, and eat-gratuitous-carbohydrates angry Ha! Typical. When I get angry I get motivated.	/r/TheRedPill	07/02/14 05:13 PM
4	Even 4chan is sometimes right! This is what I was thinking. Here's a relatively attractive woman who styles her hair and wears make-up. I'm sure she gets a mini hate boner every time she gets stared at; she knows she looks good. When she no longer looks good (or if she gets fat after popping a couple of kids), she'll take to tumblr about how men need to treat women equally and hit on the ugly ones too.	/r/MensRights	09/01/14 03:50 PM
2	Where does /r/theredpill stand on online dating? This varies wildly based on your area. In my old town, it seemed like my options were trying out for the Rebel Wilson lookalike contest, but in my new city, there are a lot more women so a lot more variety. You still need to dig, but I've probably met IRL eight women through OKCupid since I moved here last March, five of whom were well worth my time.	/r/TheRedPill	26/12/13 03:40 PM