Recent college experience

tenchineuro · 2018-09-13T19:23:17+00:00

Silencing = the way men (supposedly) don't care when men talk bad about women in front of them. This of course is just accepted as fact.

"Need of privilege" or something (can't remember the term) = men's idea that they can just do whatever to women.

Surely this is just feminist projection, they are projecting the way they think about men on men and asserting that this is the way men think and feel. I've seen no evidence that your average feminist can even hear what men say (Cassie Jaye's baptism of fire proves that feminism is violently opposed to the idea of listening to men), much less any evidence that feminists can read minds or emotions.

What can we do to stop this absolute bullshit from being taught in schools?

Lately, it looks like Title IX complaints are becoming of use.

Lethn · 2018-09-13T19:39:28+00:00

You've pretty much caught onto her bullshit and they always do this whenever they say "Oh we're not talking about all men" they really are and they use stupid words like 'toxic masculinity' to make it out they're just bashing bad male behaviour when in reality they're bashing all male behaviour that they don't happen to like.

Of course she then says it was "just masculinity" and since I have better things to do than argue with a professor who I don't even have classes with I just dropped it.

Now I understand depending on your situation that you don't want to get into trouble or a huge argument about it. However it's this exact attitude that has enabled feminists like her to thrive unchallenged. People would rather just stay silent and think because what they're arguing is so ridiculous, nobody is going to believe it anyway so why bother?

No, what happens is, they take over positions like teaching, they drive out anybody who does stand up to them and they then target vulnerable or naive people who get suckered into their man hating cult and that is how you get social justice warriors.

As for her background, like you say, given her attitude towards men she is probably incredibly privileged. The only people who genuinely believe the bullshit that she does are often rich white women who are sheltered from other men and live in very wealthy, majority white communities and that is how they get the views on men that they have.

It's down to you whether or not you think it's worthwhile to confront her on it or complain to administration about her behaviour but I guarantee that it's thinking that it's not worthwhile is how women like her expand their influence so much.

These people are genuine ideological fanatics and dangerous and they shouldn't be allowed near children or young people in my opinion. It's the equivalent of putting a fanatical preacher in a room full of children and wondering why they're all turning into religious zealots and terrorists for no reason.

thatnomadsucks · 2018-09-14T06:22:31+00:00

They’re in a comfortable places where their opinions are validated daily. There’s no changing their minds. Challenging them will lead to being ostracized at best. My suggestion would be to form a men’s rights group on campus to address these problems in numbers. Many professors have a tangible fear of the real world simply because they don’t live in it. Thus, they don’t take kindly to reality and they need a serious wake up call.

dontpet · 2018-09-14T08:17:03+00:00

I still struggle to believe that some consider toxic masculinity to be a valid description and concept. It takes challenge people to push on these in real time to make a difference.

Title	Recent college experience
Author	PowerToAnnihilate
Upvotes	4
Comments	11
Date	September 13, 2018 6:44 PM UTC (7 years ago)
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