Rapist asperger nerds read this article and react to it thoughtfully

[BlisterDick]

Originally Posted by augusttremulous

you weren't attacked, it was a polite discourse and the person responding who wasn't me went out of their way to keep it non confrontational, stop exaggerating

BOOM. ROASTED.

[GhEttOrAiD]

Originally Posted by BlisterDick

BOOM. ROASTED.

total fabrication, that whorebag was being cunty as hell

[5ive]

Originally Posted by lollersk8s

Feminism has become nothing more but a system of excuses young/naive women subscribe to in order to justify their existing or perceived future lack of success. In reality the same things that are stopping them from going to Harvard, or Yale, are the same things that are stopping me. The same things stoppnig them from becoming Hillary Clinton or Meg Whitman are the same things stopping me from becoming Steve Jobs or Barry O'Bummer

Their answer to misogyny is misandry, they hardly agree on anything, and what they do agree on is not institutionalized but rather very abstract and conceptual. In the meantime I know a chick who got off a DUI after wrecking a car because she was a single mother. Meanwhile another friend of mine got slammed with $4k in fines and lost his license for several months. Men are expected to protect women, fight for them and all that.

[OneWhoKnows]

Originally Posted by lollersk8s

Feminism has become nothing more but a system of excuses young/naive women subscribe to in order to justify their existing or perceived future lack of success. In reality the same things that are stopping them from going to Harvard, or Yale, are the same things that are stopping me. The same things stoppnig them from becoming Hillary Clinton or Meg Whitman are the same things stopping me from becoming Steve Jobs or Barry O'Bummer

You're basing this on nothing at all except your own feelings, right?

[mad rats fuck]

Originally Posted by 5ive

[lollersk8s]

Originally Posted by OneWhoKnows

You're basing this on nothing at all except your own feelings, right?

That's what "3rd wave" feminism is based on.

Do you have something to add?

[mad rats fuck]

so who's the blonde in 5's av

[OneWhoKnows]

Originally Posted by lollersk8s

That's what "3rd wave" feminism is based on.

Do you have something to add?

I'm talking specifically about your seeming assertion that the reality is that women are making up gender inequality issues.

[pyramid]

Originally Posted by mad rats fuck

[pyramid]

Originally Posted by OneWhoKnows

I'm talking specifically about your seeming assertion that the reality is that women are making up gender inequality issues.

if you include hours worked, education, and experience levels, doesn't the gender pay gap pretty much disappear?

[pyramid]

Originally Posted by GhEttOrAiD

eh you could probably find it buried in your feed

something like "this guy has no grasp with reality" and I went after him because I felt he (and one of the other commenters) was making the case that this attack had either very little or nothing to do with mental illness which is more than a little idiotic. I think I might have misunderstood that point, but I think it was poorly expressed by both this article and by the commenter who said, flat out, "this has nothing to do with mental illness." That any member of any subculture, with enough mental illness "mixed in" would have the capacity to commit a crime like this. Also that I wished that the media would just stop portraying "geeks" in any fashion whatsoever, I think shows like The Big Bang Theory are complete fucking retarded shit

what the fucking shit are you talking about?

[pyramid]

[OneWhoKnows]

Originally Posted by pyramid

if you include hours worked, education, and experience levels, doesn't the gender pay gap pretty much disappear?

Depends on the study and profession, but the answer is still generally no.

Economics aside, the culture of how women when referencing stories of rape still touch the overall gender bias that exists. A lot of people still ask the question, or even just think, "Well, what was she wearing?" or similar things. That's not an excuse for the counterweight of misandry, certainly.

[SamFarber]

+ YouTube Video

[SamFarber]

Originally Posted by OneWhoKnows

Depends on the study and profession, but the answer is still generally no.

Economics aside, the culture of how women when referencing stories of rape still touch the overall gender bias that exists. A lot of people still ask the question, or even just think, "Well, what was she wearing?" or similar things. That's not an excuse for the counterweight of misandry, certainly.

You are joking, I hope.