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This is how I imagine a SRSter getting interviewed

AryoBarzan

November 30, 2012

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Title	This is how I imagine a SRSter getting interviewed
Author	AryoBarzan
Upvotes	9
Comments	20
Date	November 30, 2012 7:07 AM UTC (13 years ago)
Subreddit	Posted in /r/MensRights
Original Link	https://old.reddit.com/r/MensRights/comments/141je1/this_is_how_i_imagine_a_srster_getting_interviewed/
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No, I think guiding someone who's on the right track is going to benefit men's rights. What difference does it make at which point you saw a need for a MRM?

Because it's far easier and more efficient to "convert" people who at least respect some of our views, rather than moron's who've been brainwashed into feminist hell.

Also, THAT particular woman is not doing the most damage. She sounds completely reasonable and moderate (if confused) compared to a lot of feminists.

Really, "reasonable" and "moderate"? Compared to who? Andrea Dworkin? This woman is a marxist moron who believes 100% in the "marxist" agenda. Women are all victims and we should (as she states) "open the borders for all immigrants". You can tell from her rhetoric that she's a radical communist and a radical feminist. You're essentially saying that "this Nazi is reasonable and moderate compared to a lot of Nazi's". It doesn't really matter, since most feminists are batshit insane to begin with.

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I wonder if you realize how insane you sound right now. That woman is not radical. Again, she says "men are not the problem". Does that sound radical to you?

It depends, once again, on your definition of "radical". Sure, she is by no means an Andrea Dworkin or Valerie Solanas. But the nonsense she's spewing is pretty common in extreme feminist circles. Responding right away with a "YES" to men being sent to prison for assault, but then conveniently "changing the topic" when she is asked the same about women is NOT "moderate" and "reasonable" to me. Also, stating we need to open the borders to all immigrants is not "moderate" either.

What does Marxism have to do with the feminist agenda?

If you honestly think that Marxism/Communism and feminism isn't linked, you should probably read up more on feminism.

Only communists believe in immigration?

Only radical leftists believe in "opening the borders to everybody", yes.

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[–]AryoBarzan2 points 13 years ago [recovered] | Copy Link

She didn't say "all immigrants", those were your words.

Oh yeah.. you're right. She just said let's "open the borders". Because... last I checked... borders keep immigrants out.

I absolutely guarantee that I know more about feminism that most people here, probably yourself included.

It's funny, you know. I haven't heard of any "radical feminists" not being marxists/communists/socialists/anarchists. Not to mention how much the general political left seems to pander to feminists. Not to mention feminism's general distaste for "right-wing" politics... I'd imagine if you knew so much about feminism, you'd have noticed this pattern by now.

I can also pretty safely say that neither Marx nor Lenin were radical feminists.

So you can't proclaim somebody is a Marxist if Karl Marx or Lenin didn't endorse them personally?

Also, radical leftist does not equal communist.

Communism is on the "radical left". So is anarchism.

I'm going to stop this conversation here because it's not going anywhere.

Very well then, good night.

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