It has been interesting to watch as I have been helping a Junior Wikipedian Edit Cassie Jaye's page to add the AWARDS Section. Every time they have even opened an editor their IP address has been blocked. The Sysop manipulating and controlling reality again.

Squidnigiri · 2017-10-20T20:26:38+00:00

It is amazing how much the feminist agenda controls the media and now internet.

Imnotmrabut · 2017-10-20T21:40:20+00:00

The awards have now been added - lets see how long they last before they get feminut hacked.

Imnotmrabut · 2017-10-21T01:01:24+00:00

It Got hacked and has been badged with a False Flag editorial Notice.

When a Primary Source such as an awards body is the best source it gets used and you don't need a secondary source.

Even When Secondary Sources were uswd for The Women In Film Award, that has been removed in TOTAL.

The Feminut Wakipedians are so, so, so predictable in their bias and need to deny reality. P¬))

Metraxis · 2017-10-21T03:13:20+00:00

The bit about domestic violence being overwhelmingly perpetrated by me could use a [citation needed]

Imnotmrabut · 2017-10-21T12:34:36+00:00

The WikiHatchetJob continues.

It's comical that just Adding awards means that the lede can't be allowed to describe Cassie Jaye as an award-winning filmmaker.

It's also comical that they have removed the references to her winning best Film at the "Cannes Independent Film Festival" even when backed up by Three References.

Some are just too stupid to not pull a Full Double-back Futrellism due to their Jerky Knees.

Someone also doesn't want it known that Cassie Won the Women In Film Award at Hollywood Digifest .... A Feminist Organisation Awarding An Ex-Feminist The Best Film Award is just too much for some to compute.

At least this time the feminuts are not demanding that Wakipedia pages Be Deleted due to them not being Ideologically pure and acceptable to The Cult of Feminuttery.

andejoh · 2017-10-21T06:33:37+00:00

If they block ip and you're using Google comcast. You can change your iPhone by changing your mac address and restarting your modem.

If they block enough ips, it will eventually kill their traffic as "legitemate" users will get blocked and cause their firewall to slow down as it's forced to check a huge block list. Just saying.

Avoiding acceptance of responsibility - denial, counterattack and feigning victimhood (Also Known As DARVO)
The serial bully is an adult on the outside but a child on the inside; he or she is like a child who has never grown up. One suspects that the bully is emotionally retarded and has a level of emotional development equivalent to a five-year-old, or less. The bully wants to enjoy the benefits of living in the adult world, but is unable and unwilling to accept the responsibilities that go with enjoying the benefits of the adult world. In short, the bully has never learnt to accept responsibility for their behaviour.

When called to account for the way they have chosen to behave, the bully instinctively exhibits this recognisable behavioural response:

1) Denial: the bully denies everything. Variations include Trivialization ("This is so trivial it's not worth talking about...") and the Fresh Start tactic ("I don't know why you're so intent on dwelling on the past" and "Look, what's past is past, I'll overlook your behaviour and we'll start afresh") - this is an abdication of responsibility by the bully and an attempt to divert and distract attention by using false conciliation. Imagine if this line of defence were available to all criminals ("Look I know I've just murdered 12 people but that's all in the past, we can't change the past, let's put it behind us, concentrate on the future so we can all get on with our lives" - this would do wonders for prison overcrowding).

2) Retaliation: the bully counterattacks. The bully quickly and seamlessly follows the denial with an aggressive counter-attack of counter-criticism or counter-allegation, often based on distortion or fabrication. Lying, deception, duplicity, hypocrisy and blame are the hallmarks of this stage. The purpose is to avoid answering the question and thus avoid accepting responsibility for their behaviour. Often the target is tempted - or coerced - into giving another long explanation to prove the bully's allegation false; by the time the explanation is complete, everybody has forgotten the original question.

Both 1) and 2b) are delivered with aggression in the guise of assertiveness; in fact there is no assertiveness (which is about recognising and respecting the rights of oneself and others) at all. Note that explanation - of the original question - is conspicuous by its absence.

3) Feigning victimhood: in the unlikely event of denial and counter-attack being insufficient, the bully feigns victimhood or feigns persecution by manipulating people through their emotions, especially guilt. This commonly takes the form of bursting into tears, which most people cannot handle. Variations include indulgent self-pity, feigning indignation, pretending to be "devastated", claiming they're the one being bullied or harassed, claiming to be "deeply offended", melodrama, martyrdom ("If it wasn't for me...") and a poor-me drama ("You don't know how hard it is for me ... blah blah blah ..." and "I'm the one who always has to...", "You think you're having a hard time ...", "I'm the one being bullied..."). Other tactics include manipulating people's perceptions to portray themselves as the injured party and the target as the villain of the piece. Or presenting as a false victim. Sometimes the bully will suddenly claim to be suffering "stress" and go off on long-term sick leave, although no-one can quite establish why. Alleged ill-health can also be a useful vehicle for gaining attention and sympathy.

By using this response, the bully is able to avoid answering the question and thus avoid accepting responsibility for what they have said or done. It is a pattern of behaviour learnt by about the age of 3; most children learn or are taught to grow out of this, but some are not and by adulthood, this avoidance technique has been practised to perfection.

A further advantage of the *denial/counter-attack/feigning victimhood strategy* is that it acts as a provocation. The target, who may have taken months to reach this stage, sees their tormentor getting away with it and is provoked into an angry and emotional outburst after which the bully says simply "There, I told you s/he was like that". Anger is one of the mechanisms by which bullies (and all abusers) control their targets. By tapping in to and obtaining an inappropriate release of pent-up anger the bully plays their master stroke and casts their victim as villain.

When called to account for the way they have chosen to behave, mature adults do not respond by bursting into tears. If you're dealing with a serial bully who has just exhibited this avoidance tactic, sit passively and draw attention to the pattern of behaviour they've just exhibited, and then the purpose of the tactic. Then ask for an answer to the question.

The serial bully, How to spot signs and symptoms of serial bullies, sociopaths and psychopaths - Dr Tim Field, Tim Field Foundation, BullyOnLine.org 2003

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