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Paglia Bomb.

Imnotmrabut

July 19, 2018

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Title	Paglia Bomb.
Author	Imnotmrabut
Upvotes	2826
Comments	87
Date	July 19, 2018 11:10 PM UTC (8 years ago)
Subreddit	Posted in /r/MensRights
Original Link	https://old.reddit.com/r/MensRights/comments/90aqt0/paglia_bomb/
Archive Link	https://theredarchive.com/r/MensRights/paglia-bomb.897625 https://theredarchive.com/post/897625

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Trans also means male anatomy and female brain, correct? It's the label for the third sex, the hybrid, if you will? Gays, and lesbians certainly do have different chemical balances at birth than do heterosexuals. Also, later in their life, their reproductive mechanisms are wired based on those chemical imbalances. Based on this, I see there could be four sexes, perhaps. Male anatomy, male brain. Female anatomy and male brain, and the other two variations.

Studies in the 2008 psychology textbook 8th edition found these. 1. On average, babies with higher levels of female hormone of estrogen at birth positively correlated with later homosexual orientation. 2. Gays when smelling the sweat (and related pheromones) of females show no sign of reproductive activity in the brain. But when gays smell the sweat of males, their brain's reproductive drives show signs of activity.

Edit: Tying this into my previous provocative post.. If estrogen, androgens, and the other variations of female hormones ARE increasing in our food supply, than the birthrates of biological gays will increase. I wonder if this "gender fluidity" idea was a diversion to distract us from the fact that a collection of billionaires and thinkers are engineering a lowering of the population. Recall how overpopulation was a humanity threatening problem not five years ago? Notice how birthrates are miraculously dropping across the northern hemisphere?

Edit: The chemical cocktails promoted by Monsanto, that we intake, have turned male fish to female, male frogs to female, and perhaps it has had the same effect on Homo Sapiens.

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1) By increasing estrogen types, androgens, asperein, and other chemicals in big industry food sources, they're changing our biology. The frogs and fish downriver from places emptying these same types of chemicals have experienced a change from male to female biology, and a decrease in male fertility. There's piles of news stories of food cans being lined with estrogens that damage male reproductive systems.

Male testosterone rates have allegedly lowered by 30-70 % since the 1940s. Due to culture, but no doubt also due to diets.

Male infertility and poor sperm quality/quantity seems to be a growing problem across the West.

UN Agenda 21 allegedly outlines the overpopulation problem.. In billionaire's clubs many have gone on record saying overpopulation needs to be solved. These same people fund planned parenthood in areas of low income as a sort of population control/eugenics for the "deplorables."

2) Reverse? Lol. I try to just limit my exposure to these things (toxic chemicals, female hormones). I stay away from soy, processed foods, and aim to eat only organic foods without pesticides.

I'm afraid my testosterone and my personality has been shaped by the current time. Every man in the West is a little bitch compared to the men of the earlier centuries. That is, if little bitch = having more female biology, personality to a degree.

Hopefully I'm wrong and this isn't happening. But I know if I was in power, I would consider lowering the population (but I'd do it with deincentivized breeding via Female Supremacy/ Feminism), so I know others are likely pondering the same.

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Obviously it depends on what statistic you use. And I could very well be wrong about it because I haven't found statistics that line up age ranges precisely. People over 40 have much different statistics than people under 40. In the 1980's about 25% of high school graduates in Taiwan went to college. Today, almost 95% of Taiwanese go to college. So it is likely the statistics that I saw before were for younger people and thus might not be completely representative of all women.

The ranking of women with tertiary degrees in the workforce you mentioned above does not include Taiwan. But a similar statistic for Taiwan would be 57.2 percent of women under 40 hold degrees. That might not quite be right because I am not sure of the age range the statistic you cited above used. Anyway, while the number of people getting higher education in Taiwan went up like 15% over the last decade the literacy rate dropped a bit.

http://www.taipeitimes.com/News/taiwan/archives/2012/04/02/2003529321

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Maybe because in the world of academia, specifically where queer would pop up, it is almost a political state than a sexual one.

It’s hard to convey but reading that made sense the last time queerness came up, which was in senior level Literature & Sexuality in American classes I was taking for an English degree..

The teacher herself was lesbian, and queerness was definitely more of a fluid political and outwardly expressed identity rather than the biological and psychological nature of sexuality which has to do with mating, pleasure, intercourse, attraction, gaze. And why “questioning” replacing Queer was a somewhat heated topic.

People who identified as Queer and lived through some of the worst bigotry wore the name as a badge of honor, not quite as crazy as NAACP standing for Niggers, African Americans, Colored People. But essentially just like fully saying, fuck you, can’t hurt me with that.

And there was a bit of truth to the origin word, that it encompassed part of the community that would now and forever struggle with any degree of normalization.

Bisexuality isn’t a binary, but it’s a label that someone can be born into, be accepted for, and understood. Queer, is a label that say a man who was born gay, married a straight woman, had children, and struggled with sexuality and expression his whole life, who would act out, but never enough fall under any label for them self let alone others to understand.

In literature, these discussions, specifically when you have other characters perspectives, a characters inner thoughts, and a god-view of the story, these seemingly divisive definitions are fairly useful, even if they’re not all that well related to the real world.

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