Greetings Gents.

Pull up a seat and prepare to laugh because I have quite the article to share today courtesy of a feminazi whom shared via Facebook.

http://www.scoopwhoop.com/news/insta-photo/

How the fuck is this stuff empowering for women? Lets discuss the article.

India is often targeted for being an outrageously hyper-patriarchial society. But let's face it, it isn't just India. Rupi Kaur, a Sikh poet studying at the University of Waterloo, Canada, knows that only too well. She posted an image which is a part of her photoseries project for a visual rhetoric course on Instagram. It was subsequently taken down by Instagram citing violation of the 'Community Guidelines'.

No wonder we have an influx of posts from minorities asking how to get the hot blonde chick.

All jokes aside, India and apparently the rest of the world are being outrageously hyper-patriarchial for deleting a picture of blood shat sweatpants.

How many likes can you get for your crusty tube sock?

I bleed each month to help make humankind a possibility. My womb is home to the divine, a source of life for our species, whether i choose to create or not. But very few times is it seen that way. In older civilizations this blood was considered holy. In some it still is. But a majority of people, societies, and communities shun this natural process. Some are more comfortable with the pornification, the sexualization of women, the violence and degradation of women than this.

I jerk off each day to help make humankind a possibility. My balls are home to the divine, a source of life for our species, whether i choose to create or not. But very few times is it seen that way. In older civilizations, this sperm was considered holy (Baby boys were desired more). In some it still is. (not the west). But a majority of people, societies, and communities shun this natural process. Some are more comfortable with the pussification, the creepiness of men, the decline in masculinity and degrading/shaming of any man who chooses to embrace this.

"Dear tumblr family, Instagram has chosen to once again, take down this image for violating community guidelines. Despite the fact that about 95% of comments were beautiful. And in support.

Tumblr. What a fucking cespool.

This just goes to show who is sitting behind the desk.And who's controlling the show, who's controlling the media and who's censoring us.

Do I even need to say anything about how ass backwords this claim is?

It’s sad that this is still happening in this world. I know that some communities and cultures go out of their way to shun and oppress a woman on her period. I guess Instagram is another one of them. Some women aren’t allowed in their religious place of worship or out of their homes to do certain things. And are told they are sick. As if the period is a common cold.

No offense to those who are devote, but discussing religion in the big picture is fucking futile.

well..don't take everything to the point of discrimination.. what if a guy posts poop stains on his pants or semen stains .. that is obscene... insta will remove that too coz it will violate its standards.. c'mon girls dont view everything as male chauvinism... or is this a attention seeking post? whatever..

Some gold from the comments (from a female no less!)

That all of this we experience collectively does not need to be seen. Just felt secretly behind closed doors. That’s why this is important. Because when I first got my period my mother was sad and worried. And they want to censor all that pain. Experience. Learning. No.

If only it was acceptable for a man to express themselves and be in touch with their feelings.

If only it was acceptable for a man to be weak.

If only it was acceptable for a man to fight his battles out in the open.

Because when I got into my first fight, my mother was sad and worried.