Sly Cherry Chunks wrote:Idiots. That's why I don't believe in it.
Dude, repeat after me:
Nobody says that. Nobody says that, and acting like anyone
does say that is either
disingenuous or outright
insane. Mind you, I guarantee that at least one person on here is now furiously scanning blogs and YouTube videos with single-digit viewerships for a hit-count-seeking (and, apparently, successful to that end) nutcase to "prove" that I'm only here to
gaslight you, but if that's supposed to hold any water on your end, well, see my diagnosis earlier in this paragraph.
Clearly the burden is on me to provide "proof" ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
...what the ever-loving
fuck are you on about?

I list a handful of ways off the cuff in which women "have it worse" than men, without elaboration; in your reply you do the
exact same thing (albeit, again, without bothering to screen for even
minimal equivalence), I point out inherent shortcoming with a few of those items (which, offhand, I don't believe you ever bothered to do with my examples), and am suddenly called out for having not provided "proof" for my shortlist, "surprise surprise", and moreover for having unreasonably demanded "proof" from you (where, I'd love to know) without having provided the same myself. It's like a game of freaking chutes and ladders.

On that note...
Skykid wrote:To follow in the footsteps of Howard Lincoln, if western women are really oppressed by a patriarchy, prove it.
If you think I'm either formally-educated or, frankly, motivated enough to build you an airtight case for some manner of "feminist" (or whatever the hell you want to call it) approach to our society, I'm afraid you've got another thing coming: as I'd said earlier, however, if any of the mavericks on here want to take an honest look at the
centuries of
near-absolute patriarchy that lead up to the present, and cook up an argument that either "it really wasn't
that bad for women (or "feminized" men)", and/or that by this point in time any such lingering injustices have been addressed
more than enough, and thus remaining calls to rethink the state of gender relations should be dismissively filed under "Horton hears a Wu", I can guarantee that your post will be
infinitely more fascinating than anything I could ever present.
The implication that grievances should be arranged into some sort of "privilege stack" of urgency doesn't sit very well with me.
It's not a matter of "privilege stacking", it's dealing with the reality that not everything can be magically solved at once, and that deciding which one to address at a given time shouldn't be a completely arbitrary process; the alternative, which, not coincidentally, seems to pop its head up with some frequency among "social justice" critics, is to smugly sigh "well, if we can't do this
fairly, no reason to even try anything at
all, just let the chips fall where they may, not my problem". It's like obsessing over the details of the avant-garde "intact foreskin" wallpaper motif for the den of a house you're planning to build, then scuttling the entire project in a huff when someone points out you haven't even figured out the dimensions of the foundation yet.
But - if we were to do so (and get back on topic) where do you think Mean Tweets and Animu Titties would fall in the grand scheme of things?
See, when you call me out for "suggesting anyone is implying something beyond 'men also have problems'",
this is the implication I'm talking about.
Anyway, considering that my most recent gaming purchases were
Yakuza 6 and
Gal Gun 2 I am
fairly secure in saying that that sort of thing isn't an over-arching concern to me personally -
at the same time, however, I also do not believe that anyone who criticizes such things must be trying to take them away from me, nor do I assert that my right to enjoy things others may find "objectionable" means that I have no obligation to take anyone else's right to
not have those things shoved in their faces into consideration, let alone treat them with any less common courtesy than I'd offer anyone else, nor that doing so makes me a "slave to political correctness". TLDR: Nobody is "under assault",
especially not to the extent that they can't do what they want without being an obnoxious asshole about it. Chill.
You move ever onward towards Jabberwocky, BulletMagnet.
Well well, look who's come slithering back out of the woodwork.

You want to waste any more of my time, address my criticisms of your abjectly self-defeating "stance" from back on page 63, rather than unilaterally ignoring the ongoing dialogue for a week, allowing the water to muddy itself up and then poking your nose back above the surface in hopes that everyone's forgotten about it. If you think anything resembling a "discussion" can happen when one "participant" feels free to hit the magic reset button whenever it's convenient and everyone else should feel obligated to meekly follow his lead without question, you're even less worth paying any attention to than was already
immensely evident.
Bananamatic wrote:to this day I still don't understand what bulletmagnet's position actually is
At this point I'm honestly not even sure what manner of lifeform you are.
