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Millicent 1 year ago
Influencers are only influencers if they influence people. If people didn't watch their content, then there would be nobody to influence. So blaming the influencers for the downtick in social morality is off-target.
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Joseph 1 year ago
Millicent,
Who's the more foolish? The fool, or the fool who watches them on tiktok?
Who's the more foolish? The fool, or the fool who watches them on tiktok?
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Wilhelmina 1 year ago
Feminism -- It is ok to have the stage because women were oppressed by men for a long time. But, stay rational. Men are humans too and have their own problems to deal with.
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Deborah 1 year ago
Wilhelmina,
No one ever said men don't have problems. And obviously there have been men that have had problems because of women. Acknowledging women can do evil is not the issue. No one disputes that.
But there is still a lot of inequality and, more importantly, a significant number of men that think women are less then them and should just do whatever they say. Just look at some of the comments on this site.
And you know what I mean. Everyone does. You know there are certain places where it's mostly guys and how they talk about women. For example certain comments if a woman, or often enough a far too young girl, walks by. And not seldom when she can hear it.
Which obviously is very threatening if a lone woman or girl hears that.
All under the justification of "it's a compliment " or "it's just a joke" even tough if that same "joke" was made about their wife, sister, or mother they would get angry as hell.
In these cases there's usually a few guys that know what they are doing is pretty f'd up but are afraid to speak up because they think they are the only one or because they are afraid to be ostracized.
Or when you see something happening on the street or you see something that's not ok happening around a girl at a party for example and think "not my problem". That's when you need to speak up.
THAT's the change that should be made.
If guys and men speak up and act when they see something they know is not right, feminism would not be needed.
Tl;Dr: The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing and all that.
No one ever said men don't have problems. And obviously there have been men that have had problems because of women. Acknowledging women can do evil is not the issue. No one disputes that.
But there is still a lot of inequality and, more importantly, a significant number of men that think women are less then them and should just do whatever they say. Just look at some of the comments on this site.
And you know what I mean. Everyone does. You know there are certain places where it's mostly guys and how they talk about women. For example certain comments if a woman, or often enough a far too young girl, walks by. And not seldom when she can hear it.
Which obviously is very threatening if a lone woman or girl hears that.
All under the justification of "it's a compliment " or "it's just a joke" even tough if that same "joke" was made about their wife, sister, or mother they would get angry as hell.
In these cases there's usually a few guys that know what they are doing is pretty f'd up but are afraid to speak up because they think they are the only one or because they are afraid to be ostracized.
Or when you see something happening on the street or you see something that's not ok happening around a girl at a party for example and think "not my problem". That's when you need to speak up.
THAT's the change that should be made.
If guys and men speak up and act when they see something they know is not right, feminism would not be needed.
Tl;Dr: The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing and all that.
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Salmon 1 year ago
Deborah, What a load of cr#p.
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Deborah 1 year ago
Salmon,
Can you explain WHY I'm wrong? Probably not...
Can you explain WHY I'm wrong? Probably not...
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Cene 1 year ago
Deborah, Gee, you'd probably be a real riot at a party - if you ever got invited to one.
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Josetta 1 year ago
Cene,
Sounds pretty spot on to me. How is it cr#p??
Sounds pretty spot on to me. How is it cr#p??
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Deborah 1 year ago
Cene,
Because if I talk about something serious that's obviously not funny I MUST talk about it all the time? Your logic is as weak as your reasoning.
This isn't a party, sweetie. I think you never get invited to a party if you don't understand that. You probably spend most of your time in red pill chatrooms in your mom's basement.
And people can talk about serious subjects at parties. Sooo, not as smart as a comeback as you thought after all...
Because if I talk about something serious that's obviously not funny I MUST talk about it all the time? Your logic is as weak as your reasoning.
This isn't a party, sweetie. I think you never get invited to a party if you don't understand that. You probably spend most of your time in red pill chatrooms in your mom's basement.
And people can talk about serious subjects at parties. Sooo, not as smart as a comeback as you thought after all...
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Monteleon 1 year ago
Deborah,
not reading all of this
not reading all of this
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Salmon 1 year ago
Influencers = those who make obscene amounts of money from human stupidity.
Who's the more foolish? The fool, or the fool who watches them on tiktok?
No one ever said men don't have problems. And obviously there have been men that have had problems because of women. Acknowledging women can do evil is not the issue. No one disputes that.
But there is still a lot of inequality and, more importantly, a significant number of men that think women are less then them and should just do whatever they say. Just look at some of the comments on this site.
And you know what I mean. Everyone does. You know there are certain places where it's mostly guys and how they talk about women. For example certain comments if a woman, or often enough a far too young girl, walks by. And not seldom when she can hear it.
Which obviously is very threatening if a lone woman or girl hears that.
All under the justification of "it's a compliment " or "it's just a joke" even tough if that same "joke" was made about their wife, sister, or mother they would get angry as hell.
In these cases there's usually a few guys that know what they are doing is pretty f'd up but are afraid to speak up because they think they are the only one or because they are afraid to be ostracized.
Or when you see something happening on the street or you see something that's not ok happening around a girl at a party for example and think "not my problem". That's when you need to speak up.
THAT's the change that should be made.
If guys and men speak up and act when they see something they know is not right, feminism would not be needed.
Tl;Dr: The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing and all that.
Can you explain WHY I'm wrong? Probably not...
Sounds pretty spot on to me. How is it cr#p??
Because if I talk about something serious that's obviously not funny I MUST talk about it all the time? Your logic is as weak as your reasoning.
This isn't a party, sweetie. I think you never get invited to a party if you don't understand that. You probably spend most of your time in red pill chatrooms in your mom's basement.
And people can talk about serious subjects at parties. Sooo, not as smart as a comeback as you thought after all...
not reading all of this