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May 25th, 2014 | #21 |
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funny the DM has rep as right-wing paper but its basic assumptions are 100% feminist, as in this article in which photos and shallow arguments are used to build a bogus case that women are victims of discrimination.
white men are never allowed their achievements, never credited for them as a sex/race. they're always at someone else's expense. this article even admits that fewer qualified white males go on to advanced education than other groups, and that right there is where the real racial discrimination lies. white men realize that educationism today, with its slowness, passivity, lack of competitition, propaganda, group projects, etc is not the place for them, and a place that makes it clear it doesn't want them, so they naturally turn to the world of work and achievement where standards and real and objective, and they can actually make money and win fame Female 'A+' students make only as much as males who earn 'C' grades http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...tml#newcomment look at this photo: "ha ha, i get everything easy and free because i'm a privileged white male" - that's what this stock photo was selected to convey by the DM editor |
May 25th, 2014 | #22 |
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bloodsweatcheersUwarriorgrrl
Friday 7:40pm PFollow bloodsweatcheers jShare to Facebook iShare to Twitter rGo to permalink I mean, they didn't say they didn't like cheering, they said they didn't like the low wages and sexual harassment. So I'm not sure what the point of your comment is. http://jezebel.com/being-an-nfl-chee...1580669638/all [argument over NFL cheerleaders and their 'working' conditions. the point here is that women feel they should be able to set terms for everything. and boy, if you want to talk 'privilege' in this society, that is one that is backed by every form of popular culture. it really is true: without grasping it, these women want everything exactly the way they want it, and it's someone else's responsibility -- legally -- to provide it. in the employment world, as elsewhere, wimmin have no problem forcing employers to do what they want. women will dictate terms on everything - if they can. that's their natural impulse, certainly. you really can't separate freeom from responsibility. since no one believes women are capable of taking responsibility, it must all be laid at the feet of the men who marry or employ them. his freedom, any idea of freedom, is profoundly alien to the basic female mindset. and this biological tendency is strengthened by everything in the media, everything coming from every official vector. the woman is always the victim, and the man is always reponsible for what she does and says and how she feels, which is of course the all-standard] |
May 26th, 2014 | #23 |
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[this is the dead center of the female mentality]
OMGGGGGG. I really hope SOMEONE at John Frieda sees this page and brings Ocean Waves back WITH THE EXACT SAME FORMULA. Just seeing the pic of it triggered intense *must grab* feelings! I used to use this everyday and it actually made my hair healthier. One time, I actually sprayed my hair down with it at the beach and OMG....best hair ever. It looked like the grl's did on the bottle with the long hair. *Thinking about how great everything about this was...* The bottle, the colour, the scent, the price, the perfectly fine mist of the nozzle...ahh I could go on and on... http://jezebel.com/why-wont-they-bri...ray-1563505694 |
August 19th, 2014 | #24 |
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http://www.women24.com/Wellness/Wome...inist-20140818
i left a comment on this Alex Linder - Just postedReport commentComments Policy If you weren't afraid, maybe you would describe those men as niggers, which I'm guessing 100% of them were. |
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5 Feminist Myths That Will Not Die
Christina Hoff Sommers Sept. 2, 2014 If we're genuinely committed to improving the circumstances of women, we need to get the facts straight Much of what we hear about the plight of American women is false. Some faux facts have been repeated so often they are almost beyond the reach of critical analysis. Though they are baseless, these canards have become the foundation of Congressional debates, the inspiration for new legislation and the focus of college programs. Here are five of the most popular myths that should be rejected by all who are genuinely committed to improving the circumstances of women: Quote:
Precise figures do not exist, but no serious economist believes women earn only 10% of the world’s income or own only 1% of property. As one critic noted in an excellent debunking in The Atlantic, “U.S. women alone earn 5.4 percent of world income today.” Moreover, in African countries, where women have made far less progress than their Western and Asian counterparts, Yale economist Cheryl Doss found female land ownership ranged from 11% in Senegal to 54% in Rwanda and Burundi. Doss warns that “using unsubstantiated statistics for advocacy is counterproductive.” Bad data not only undermine credibility, they obstruct progress by making it impossible to measure change. Quote:
The source for the figure is a 2001 report on child sexual exploitation by University of Pennsylvania sociologists Richard Estes and Neil Alan Weiner. But their 100,000–300,000 estimate referred to children at risk for exploitation—not actual victims. When three reporters from the Village Voice questioned Estes on the number of children who are abducted and pressed into sexual slavery each year, he replied, “We’re talking about a few hundred people.” And this number is likely to include a lot of boys: According to a 2008 census of underage prostitutes in New York City, nearly half turned out to be male. A few hundred children is still a few hundred too many, but they will not be helped by thousand-fold inflation of their numbers. Quote:
What is the provenance? The Atlas provides no primary source, but the editor of Domestic Violence Law cites a 1997 Justice Department study, as well as a 2009 post on the Centers for Disease Control website. But the Justice Department and the CDC are not referring to the 40 million women who annually visit emergency rooms, but to women, numbering about 550,000 annually, who come to emergency rooms “for violence-related injuries.” Of these, approximately 37% were attacked by intimates. So, it’s not the case that 22%-35% of women who visit emergency rooms are there for domestic violence. The correct figure is less than half of 1%. Quote:
The one-in-five figure is based on the Campus Sexual Assault Study, commissioned by the National Institute of Justice and conducted from 2005 to 2007. Two prominent criminologists, Northeastern University’s James Alan Fox and Mount Holyoke College’s Richard Moran, have noted its weaknesses: “The estimated 19% sexual assault rate among college women is based on a survey at two large four-year universities, which might not accurately reflect our nation’s colleges overall. In addition, the survey had a large non-response rate, with the clear possibility that those who had been victimized were more apt to have completed the questionnaire, resulting in an inflated prevalence figure.” Fox and Moran also point out that the study used an overly broad definition of sexual assault. Respondents were counted as sexual assault victims if they had been subject to “attempted forced kissing” or engaged in intimate encounters while intoxicated. Defenders of the one-in-five figure will reply that the finding has been replicated by other studies. But these studies suffer from some or all of the same flaws. Campus sexual assault is a serious problem and will not be solved by statistical hijinks. Quote:
Wage gap activists say women with identical backgrounds and jobs as men still earn less. But they always fail to take into account critical variables. Activist groups like the National Organization for Women have a fallback position: that women’s education and career choices are not truly free—they are driven by powerful sexist stereotypes. In this view, women’s tendency to retreat from the workplace to raise children or to enter fields like early childhood education and psychology, rather than better paying professions like petroleum engineering, is evidence of continued social coercion. Here is the problem: American women are among the best informed and most self-determining human beings in the world. To say that they are manipulated into their life choices by forces beyond their control is divorced from reality and demeaning, to boot. Why do these reckless claims have so much appeal and staying power? For one thing, there is a lot of statistical illiteracy among journalists, feminist academics and political leaders. There is also an admirable human tendency to be protective of women—stories of female exploitation are readily believed, and vocal skeptics risk appearing indifferent to women’s suffering. Finally, armies of advocates depend on “killer stats” to galvanize their cause. But killer stats obliterate distinctions between more and less serious problems and send scarce resources in the wrong directions. They also promote bigotry. The idea that American men are annually enslaving more than 100,000 girls, sending millions of women to emergency rooms, sustaining a rape culture and cheating women out of their rightful salary creates rancor in true believers and disdain in those who would otherwise be sympathetic allies. My advice to women’s advocates: Take back the truth. Christina Hoff Sommers, a former philosophy professor, is a resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute. She is the author of several books, including Who Stole Feminism and The War Against Boys, and is the host of a weekly video blog, The Factual Feminist. Follow her @CHSommers. http://time.com/3222543/5-feminist-m...-will-not-die/ |
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March 30th, 2016 | #30 |
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"Feminism" is masculinity for women. If a woman believed in full on "female supremacy," at least that would be something of an honest position. "Feminism" is an entirely dishonest, incongruent position.
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Has anyone read The Fraud of Feminism (1913) by Ernest Belfort Bax? Apparently a classic.
PDF: https://ia600208.us.archive.org/27/i...00baxerich.pdf Or it can be read here, THE FRAUD OF FEMINISM: https://ernestbelfortbax.com/ Quote:
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February 1st, 2017 | #32 |
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Feminism Is Just A Polite Word For A Hate Movement Against Men
Feminism is a hate movement. The elites are said to have funded this. Get to tax two households instead of one. Here we have white women, the most spoiled and pampered people on the planet, complaining that they're oppressed. What a joke! The word feminism has become such a pejorative one in the comments area that in left leaning publications of all places--more often than not--it's basically used as an four lettered word. Hell, He For She is an organization that all but admits that feminism is basically having to rebrand itself. Maybe old things like the SCUM manifesto made their feigned oppression a bit less sympathetic to the average joe. Feminism is a shit test that our fathers and grandfathers totally failed. It seems to have a bit too much over representation of JEWISH WOMEN as its leaders too! As long as this fourth wave feminism keeps having temper trantrums about air cconditioners in offices ALLEGEDLY being SEXIST, being stompy foot anger marches about Hillbillery losing to Trump, regret rape, false wage gap, a grossly overstated 1 in 5 women are RAAaaaped exaggeration, etc. Just countless examples of intellectual dishonesty. Here's a classic article about why the "misandry bubble burst" years ago and why the "feminist bull market" is over: http://no-maam.blogspot.com/2012/04/...ecade-ago.html |
January 3rd, 2019 | #33 |
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For all we have supposedly gained in equality, we have lost even more in our distinctiveness. And I would argue that no one has lost more than women.
Seventy years ago, women who chose to work could do so and many did. But many more women followed their natural impulse toward motherhood, choosing not just to have children, but be members of a society that still valued having mothers in the lives of their children enough to support an economy where the man worked, and the mother was there to raise the next generation, provide love and guidance, and to nurture their hopes and dreams. This was destroyed. The big lie women are told is that they have it better these days, but the ugly reality, ladies, is you have been turned into lesser versions of men. Something beautiful and precious was surrendered, without choice in many cases to what was deemed a new economic reality, but when we reconsider what happened, it’s easy to see the scam. The Left promised that you would have the liberation of cheap sex and the joy of working for faceless bureaucracies. The skills which once managed households and ensured our future have now been employed into Excel spreadsheets and politically correct HR regulations guides. Your bodies, which once served as temples for admiration and respect have been desecrated into common brothels in the public eye, where you are forced to trade on your looks as well as you can as long as you can before being disposed and forgotten. The non Nationalist Right was no ally to women either, as in their desire to avoid the cultural battles which might launch perpetual offense, the people elected by the Republicans in destroying the industry of the West and putting the market above the family, gleefully endorsed the two working parent vision of America where the state would now raise your children in a rich ferment of self-hatred and insecurity. Women were promised freedom and liberation at the cost of any new life they would make. Tomorrow was traded for today, a choice Western women made in many different areas, but now the moment has come due and what do we see? We see marriage, as an institution, made into a public mockery. We see sex even, once something as simple to understand as basic anatomy, somehow absurdly transformed into a question, all because we made the same bad bargain of trying to make everyone the same. Women, and especially those who happen to be White, are now seeing the backslide that comes after making their deal with the devil. No longer served by the Second Wave Feminism that painted them as the social hero, they must give way to the minority, the transgender, the immigrant, and the outsider as they get their turn to be special before blending into the equality of nothingness. You are now only valued for your votes and your submission, your wombs to produce the soldiers of the next generations of equality as the state relentlessly bombards through propaganda and peer pressure alike. Here is the rotten fruit of Feminism, I wish it was a joke, but motherhood, the inescapably vital experience that makes women who they are is now presented. It’s a choice to be restrained for when the fun is done. It isn’t understood anymore as how our future is made – not because that ever stopped being true – but because we are supposed to forget. There was a time when women were special, when men fought to defend you, and when they enjoyed dominion over our homes and served as stewards for the next generation. There was a time when women had a future in the achievements of each son and daughter they produced. But that time is passing. The hope we have for the future is that this is a choice, and although the cost would undoubtedly be high, only our lack of courage and foresight compels us to walk astray from this pathway to hell so paved with good intentions. I could imagine a future where women were mothers and housewives again, not because we chain them to a stove or oven, but because if given the choice without overwhelming media and peer pressure, most women would rather raise kids than chase dollars. A healthy society has always been constructed this way, and if we didn’t care so much about false idols like equality or money, the twin temptations that we pretend force us to surrender choice, we can reclaim what we once enjoyed. I know it can work because I’ve seen it work. My family lives modestly, but my wife supports me, and we exist as a team against the world. I have talked to other order15 members and nationalists in general who are reclaiming femininity, who are taking back their homes, and we must be allies to these women and men who are connecting to produce our future, with their bodies and with their hearts, regardless of what main stream society does. But that requires us to forget the lies we’ve been taught. We can start again with basics: A boy can be a boy and a girl should be a girl. And a family has two parents. That isn’t oppression; that’s the future our children require. The traditional family unit is priceless, and when our women and men serve that higher purpose, our movement and ideals will only prosper. http://www.order15.com/2018/12/14/what-women-lost/ |
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