tweetypi Archive

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3	CMV: Feminists who believe in equal rights shouldn't have to leave the term feminism because it's been hijacked. We should rename the people who support inequality under the guise of feminism. Yes... and the whole point of me posting this was saying that this shouldn't just be accepted lying down, because it's obviously not true. But it is true. If society decides that feminists are crays harpies who think men are rapists, then that is what femisism means. The word is not decided by feminists or history or logic, but in how we use it. Maybe it's not the best name, maybe it's just me with a preference for fighting to preserve its legacy. I still think it's a worthy goal. So we should i…	/r/PurplePillDebate	16/04/15 06:03 PM
11	CMV: Feminists who believe in equal rights shouldn't have to leave the term feminism because it's been hijacked. We should rename the people who support inequality under the guise of feminism. But it's still the only well-established existing movement for gender equality. Egalitarian? Why should I let extremists who do not support equal rights hold hostage a title that has significant value? What have they done to deserve it? Because that is not how language works. When a meaning of a word changes, you can't just stand there going, "No, no, it used to mean this!", you have to change with it. Feminism is technically about equality, but it generally goes about it women first, and both i…	/r/PurplePillDebate	16/04/15 10:14 AM
1	It is OK for a woman to dread game a BP with low social proof/aesthetics. CMV it's not you putting in less effort as you being less successful I would disagree, I would say that success can be attractive, but that most people would not leave someone because they are unsuccessful, but if they are complacently unsuccessful, i.e they feel that there is no problem in their outcome or approach, then that could be cause for a breakup. If someone has not been trying to advance their career, like with your drum example if you had not showed effort in trying, or you knew about nee…	/r/PurplePillDebate	03/10/14 03:59 PM
1	It is OK for a woman to dread game a BP with low social proof/aesthetics. CMV Can your source that law? And not that women got away with it more or got their husbands on it more, in a jury trial its pretty obvious that a crying woman will be believed to have suffered more emotional trauma, but that is a societal problem, not a legal one. On the other hand, I might go as far to say as that it is good for a man to be manipulated, not morally but a necessary evil, because at least he will keep his game up and know better than to get complacent in the relationship. I think if…	/r/PurplePillDebate	03/10/14 03:01 PM
3	It is OK for a woman to dread game a BP with low social proof/aesthetics. CMV The OP isn't arguing that people do it, its arguing that it is OK to do so.	/r/PurplePillDebate	03/10/14 02:20 PM
6	It is OK for a woman to dread game a BP with low social proof/aesthetics. CMV So a quick google told me they the dread game is making your SO think that there is a looming breakup that they now feel they have to act extra good to avert, correct? Assuming that is the correct definition, that is a horrible thing to do to someone that cares about you. Making someone think that their relationship is ending might make some act more loving, but for most the stress of being in an unfufilling relationship will make them look for an exit. The only ones who would fall for the dread…	/r/PurplePillDebate	02/10/14 11:58 PM
1	No matter what you do to support women you will always be a chauvinistic pig. I agreed that they should try to make it presented diffrently so that its not making generilazations about men but if they don't change it I don't think its reason enough to stop the event or for him not to go because the base message for the people suffering is a good one. And if men had something like this where they had an important message, but part of it was how women were to blame (and as op didn't go yet and only talked about what people said it was about, we cant be sure how much man hat…	/r/MensRights	20/09/14 04:59 PM
6	No matter what you do to support women you will always be a chauvinistic pig. Maybe talk to your wife about how you feel so she can maybe talk to the painter about including a speech or note on how supportive many people have been. You could also discuss changing how they present the issue so its noted that anyone (not just men), can be a horrible person and judge someone for their breasts. But mostly I would try not be feel like you are being targeted, many of the women there will have been insulted for their cancer and choice not to get implants so if they make a generi…	/r/MensRights	18/09/14 02:58 PM
2	Can we try this question again please? "How are women not the gatekeepers of sex?" Your view seems to be that women are the gatekeepers of sex because they can get some kind of material gain from it while men can't,and that women can get sex from someone if they want. I don't disagree that those two things are often true but it doesn't change the fact that everyone has a gate (their choice to have sex) and everyone keeps out people due to their own standards. If your point is just that it is easier for girls to get laid... well no shit.	/r/PurplePillDebate	13/07/14 11:10 PM
3	Can we try this question again please? "How are women not the gatekeepers of sex?" Everyone is the gatekeeper of sex, everyone has equal right to not have sex with another person.	/r/PurplePillDebate	13/07/14 09:39 PM