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Feminist Misandry


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2013 Aug 10, 12:40pm   36,177 views  116 comments

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I've been waiting a long time for someone to confront the Agenda like this:

Paul Elam, founder of avoiceformen.com discusses the biggest issues men currently face, namely feminist ideologies and the psychological war against men. Paul explains how he woke up to anti male sentiments in politics. He points out areas where men are victims of discrimination and in which female abuse of men is facilitated by law.

http://www.redicecreations.com/radio3fourteen/2013/R314-130807.php

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29   Dan8267   2013 Aug 11, 1:00pm  

Heraclitusstudent says

We are here today because for millions of generations our ancestors did the effort to have offsprings, feed them and care for them. To throw all of this away - in what is a flash by historical times - just to enjoy "your lifestyle" is an act of monumental egoism as far as I can tell.

With a population approaching 10.1 billion, I'd say that becoming a parent is the most selfish and egotistical thing a person can do. When our species is endangered of going extinct due to low numbers, I'll agree with your statement. But that hasn't been the case in over 20,000 years. If anything, overpopulation is more likely to trigger an extinction event like nuclear war or ecological collapse.

30   rooemoore   2013 Aug 11, 1:08pm  

Dan8267 says

With a population approaching 10.1 billion, I'd say that becoming a parent is the most selfish and egotistical thing a person can do.

unfortunately, only the people who should be having kids think this way.

31   rooemoore   2013 Aug 11, 1:14pm  

This is such a sad, small, limp penis thread.

32   Heraclitusstudent   2013 Aug 11, 1:25pm  

Dan8267 says

human beings as they exist today, won't be around in a million years.

True. And that leaves the time in-between.
In the big scheme of things you can always say that nothing at all can matter at all: life cannot be destroyed and given 500 millions years a new species will arise later and succeed where we failed. Yet there are things that seem to matter enough to you to argue about it on Internet.

Dan8267 says

making the world a better place through scientific or technological advancement, social reforms, spreading of good ideas, creation of art.

That's not just your genes. It's your memes too - since you love Dawkin.
That answers the designer babies and computer uploads too.

Dan8267 says

With a population approaching 10.1 billion, I'd say that becoming a parent is the most selfish and egotistical thing a person can do.

That's worse in case it's left up to an uneducated 10 billions. Then it will be 15 billions.
I wouldn't worry too much about over-population: mother earth will take care of it the old way, via starvation, plagues and war. 100% of people that remain will be descendants of people that live now.

33   Dan8267   2013 Aug 11, 2:06pm  

Heraclitusstudent says

In the big scheme of things you can always say that nothing at all can matter at all:

Actually, what I would say is that seeking genetic immortality is a waste of the precious finite time you have. Instead, what matters is how you spend the time you have. Did you live a fulfilling life? If you did, then that lifetime will always exist as a thread in the space-time continuum and will always be meaningful.

Heraclitusstudent says

It's your memes too - since you love Dawkin.

Great, so the meaning of my life is reduced to Grumpy Cat.

Heraclitusstudent says

I wouldn't worry too much about over-population: mother earth will take care of it the old way, via starvation, plagues and war.

And that would be what we rationalist would prefer to avoid.

34   Heraclitusstudent   2013 Aug 11, 2:39pm  

Dan8267 says

Actually, what I would say is that seeking genetic immortality is a waste of the precious finite time you have. Instead, what matters is how you spend the time you have. Did you live a fulfilling life?

Most parents seem to think this job is fairly fulfilling by itself. People don't have kids for sex, nor for an illusion of personal immortality. So I guess they could agree with you.

But is there anything greater than yourself and your fulfilling life? Like a society around you, that requires to perpetuating? And if so are the costs involved beneath you and to be left to other people?

35   Dan8267   2013 Aug 11, 2:55pm  

Heraclitusstudent says

Most parents seem to think this job is fairly fulfilling by itself.

And if that's what a person wants fine. But there is no civil duty to become a parent.

Heraclitusstudent says

But is there anything greater than yourself and your fulfilling life?

Sure. Adopting a puppy from a shelter, proving a scientific theory or mathematical theorem, contributing to the construction great wonder of the world like the Internet, adding a teaspoon of knowledge to mankind that eventually leads to the cure for cancer, spreading an idea that averts a war, creating a musical score that inspires for generations, taking care of an elderly parent, improving the safety of cars, spending time with those you care about.

Just to name but a few of the things that are worth spending the finite time you have in existence...

36   Heraclitusstudent   2013 Aug 11, 4:15pm  

Dan8267 says

And if that's what a person wants fine. But there is no civil duty to become a parent.

That makes sense provided it's a small fraction of people that opt out, rather than a large share. (I saw statistics of 40% of working women not having kids at 40)

37   Tenpoundbass   2013 Aug 12, 12:04am  

Since healthcare jobs will be the only jobs, in a post Obacalypse world. May these kids that you Libs so hatefully despise spit in your porridge while they care for you in the mandated Pelosi Senior labor camps.

38   zzyzzx   2013 Aug 12, 12:18am  

Dan8267 says

Add in genetic manipulation and designer babies and your inherited genetic code makes even less of a difference.

Just think of the genetic mutations that people will insist on having if this is allowed! Just like with pets, I suspect that the people wanting designer babies will want ones that can't live without some form of assistance. I'm thinking of things like Munchkin or hairless cat type of thing.

39   Indiana Jones   2013 Aug 12, 7:53am  

Excuse me, but this thread needs to be retitled "Patrick.net Misogyny".

40   Dan8267   2013 Aug 12, 8:57am  

Indiana Jones says

Excuse me, but this thread needs to be retitled "Patrick.net Misogyny".

No, you're thinking of this thread. Men sticking up for human and civil rights of all people including other men is exactly not misogyny.

There are a lot of abuses of women in our society, especially by criminal police. The outrage of men at the family court system is not an abuse of women. And ultimately, such an unjust court system hurts women because it prevents men from marrying and it harms all the male descendants of women. So it's a lose/lose/lose situation.

Granted, there are a bunch of things said in this thread that I disagree with, but that doesn't make it misogyny.

41   B.A.C.A.H.   2013 Aug 12, 8:59am  

Indy, I consider myself a feminist. I know that lotsa the generalizations they wrote here are not fair.

But there is some truth to some of it. There's a lot of high maintenance Princess type play the gender card attitude to go around.

42   Dan8267   2013 Aug 12, 9:16am  

curious2 says

others are old chestnuts.

True, MershedPerturders does come off as misogynistic, but I thought I had rebuked his points thoroughly and indisputably. I don't think that most of the comments made in this thread are anti-women but rather anti-privilege. And really, that's the definition of equality.

43   MershedPerturders   2013 Aug 12, 10:21am  

curious2 has a beef with me. She just coughs up old feminist garbage and pretends to be rational and judicious. Feminists are currently in a defend-and-hold pattern, soon to give way to a retreat pattern.

Here's a fun article I ran into today. People are cracking: http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013/08/12/professors-appalling-tweets-after-apparent-meltdown-i-fued-porn-stars-i-met-through-class/

44   MershedPerturders   2013 Aug 12, 10:23am  

Dan8267 says

MershedPerturders does come off as misogynistic

it's only misogyny if you define misogyny and any kind of criticism of Feminism.

the whole thing is just falling apart. I doesnt offer ANYTHING, not even happiness for women. Women can't find happiness on their own, it's been proven. They NEED a man to tell them what to do. Of course they're never going to admit this publicly, but look at any women's magazine or literature and you will see this subconscious desire coloring everything.

don't listen to these brats if you really want to understand women. They don't even understand themselves.

45   MershedPerturders   2013 Aug 12, 10:42am  

rooemoore says

What happens to your theory when woman make more money and pay more taxes then men? We are on the path to that becoming a reality by the next generation.

we are on no such path.

I notice all the Sci-Fi movies for instance show a future where women are doing all these important risky things like exploring other planets, etc. When have you ever met a women who would be capable of such a thing? How would women do their hair, take their 4 showers a day, powder their crotch and whatever other crap American women do to make themselves appear desirable? It's BULLSHIT. You believe that the last 30 years are some kind of break in the order of humanity and the next 2000 years moving forwards are going to be some sort of paradise for women and slavery for men? This system has an expiration date of 10 years tops.

Notice every year it gets more ridiculous as they constantly try to debug the system that was never thought to be workable in the first place. It was never intended to deliver prosperity, equality or satisfaction. It has actually reversed all those things. It was a ploy by elites to degrade family units so they could install other programs.

46   rooemoore   2013 Aug 12, 10:55am  

MershedPerturders says

we are on no such path.

The pink represents women % in college and grad school. This chart is 13 years old. The trend has continued. Go ahead and google "men vs women in higher education".

47   MershedPerturders   2013 Aug 12, 10:59am  

the number of women in higher education is not an indicator of how intelligent they are.

as has been shown many times, the entire system has been designed around the accreditation and even support of 'minorities' and women. It is not a statistical anomaly that this expansion of women students coincided with a complete collapse in academic standards, ethics standards at college, costs of education, and perceived value of education.

Women turned both the workplace and the University into a romper room for adults who simply collect money by merit of their government sanctioned position.

what is likely to happen to the world of feminism is it will die along with our current financial system. It's simply antithetical to efficiency, profit, even psychological health.

48   rooemoore   2013 Aug 12, 11:02am  

MershedPerturders says

the number of women in higher education is not an indicator of how intelligent they are.

How about the fact that they now are higher on IQ tests?

49   MershedPerturders   2013 Aug 12, 11:04am  

rooemoore says

What about female MD's and lawyers?

two professional sectors that have also degraded beyond recognition since the advent of 'equal opportunity'.

Women simply don't have a sense of general responsibility. This has generated an environment of complete indifference and thus degraded the standards to a point where the field isn't even recognizable anymore. People argue endlessly about how to manage the economics of healthcare, when none of the discuss the real problem. The real problem is complete lack of professional standards. If doctors would resist practices and methods that cause harm to patients, we would have far less problems with our medical system. Women simply don't have this sense of responsibility, it's not built into their basic psychological framework. They naturally think of themselves- it purely biological.

Any time you see a woman in charge of anything, then things have gone wrong. This fully explains our current state of affairs in America and the west.

50   MershedPerturders   2013 Aug 12, 11:06am  

rooemoore says

MershedPerturders says

the number of women in higher education is not an indicator of how intelligent they are.

How about the fact that they now are higher on IQ tests?

did they redesign the IQ tests too?

one must be naturally skeptical after several decades of this subterfuge.

I'll go back to one of my initial statements: if women are so f-ing brilliant, why dont' they form their own awesome businesses and take on the men? YOU NEVER SEE THEM DO THIS. Actually you never see them do ANYTHING on their own. The more 'liberated' a woman is, the LESS she wants to be around other women, because 'liberation' isnt' about independence it's about exploiting MEN.

51   MershedPerturders   2013 Aug 12, 11:15am  

Do I have the right to discount practically everything the feminist movement produces as evidence?

http://www.youtube.com/embed/4HRUEqyZ7p8

http://endofmen.wordpress.com/2007/11/08/why-feminism-is-a-fraud/

"Feminism, Socialism, and Communism are one in the same, and Socialist/Communist government is the goal of feminism." - Catharine A. MacKinnon, Toward a Feminist Theory of the State

52   MershedPerturders   2013 Aug 12, 11:23am  

rooemoore says

(I especially love his use of capital letters. You can practically see the veins bulging in his geezer neck.)

just to show you how totally off you are, I am not a senior citizen. Men are DROPPING out of the system. It's got women very concerned which is why you find them frantically defending these points. They are not going to get marriage, or really any level of compliance from men at all. Once Men's Rights activists get more organized, even the state run programs are going to be dismantled. At this point I can't imagine how we can afford to keep them running. The barrier really is in identifying the problem. We see the problem as 'inefficiencies' but really the reason for much of the corruption is because we have people in these organizations who are not being held responsible for their positions. They are unanimously women.

http://www.wnd.com/2013/06/39783/

53   rooemoore   2013 Aug 12, 11:24am  

MershedPerturders says

you must be kidding me.

I am kidding you. I could never take you seriously.

54   theoakman   2013 Aug 12, 11:36am  

The female graduate school statistics have been achieved through extremely heavy subsidizing. The majority of fellowships available in graduate school are targeted for "women and minorities".

In many graduate schools, women are offered 30k in cash, free tuition, and health insurance to attend a graduate school program. Meanwhile, their male counterparts can often be offered nothing.

I was involved in writing several fellowship grants for my university. We had one program director who's contribution to every single grant we wrote to insert the words "women and minorities" within every page because it probably tripled the odds of our grant getting approved by the NIH or NSF.

What I often found was that the best females who were obtaining Phd's in science or engineering fields were left to fend for themselves while the administration shuffled in a bunch of incompetent females into the fellowship positions to bolster their diversity numbers further. It was a crime to the girls that truly deserved those awards over anyone else.

55   MershedPerturders   2013 Aug 12, 11:41am  

theoakman says

What I often found was that the best females who were obtaining Phd's in science or engineering fields were left to fend for themselves while the administration shuffled in a bunch of incompetent females into the fellowship positions to bolster their diversity numbers further. It was a crime to the girls that truly deserved those awards over anyone else.

same thing happened in Medical. They effectively flooded the field with useless bimbos.

56   B.A.C.A.H.   2013 Aug 12, 11:44am  

Holy "Cow" I was going to share some opinions here as I agree with both sides on this topic but that fricken American Taliban showed up on this thread.

Looks like a Princess drew him in.

57   MershedPerturders   2013 Aug 12, 11:47am  

B.A.C.A.H. says

Looks like a Princess drew him in.

BACAH, are you white?

looks like youre employing the typical defense of the liberal political platform that most 'minorities' employ by exaggerating the opposition and playing up women's shortcomings and insecurities. The typical PIMP social pattern.

58   Heraclitusstudent   2013 Aug 12, 11:49am  

marcus says

There has been a lag in realizing that woman can do Math, programming, and engineering too, although women are so far less likely to choose to stay on that path. Part of the reason is that there are a lot of women that go through engineering programs, only to be directed towards management or tangential jobs that involve more collaboration and communication.

As an engineer I'm always annoyed when I see the media looking hard for that one girl that is good at it and can be pushed forward as a role model. (and correspondingly avoiding boys with similar or greater achievements).

Not that women can't do it, but there are more women pushing for equality and looking for that role model than there are women actually willing to log thousands of hours with their noses stuck into the guts of a computer.
It's cold and not very emotionally satisfying.

And if women claim equality but are unwilling to be the nerds, what is their credibility?

59   Heraclitusstudent   2013 Aug 12, 11:58am  

marcus says

Between 1989 and 2008, the approximate percentages of women receiving their Bachelor’s degree in any engineering field were 17% and 19.6%, respectively. The percentage increase in the computer science industry displayed was larger, increasing from approximately 10% in 1989 to 21% in 2008.

If half the energy spent by women pushing for equality in engineering was spent actually studying engineering, there would have been 50+% women engineers for decades.

60   MershedPerturders   2013 Aug 12, 11:59am  

Heraclitusstudent says

And if women claim equality but are unwilling to be the nerds, what is their credibility?

for a while we were seeing women trying to get 'managerial' roles in technical projects, but typically the engineers can't stand them because they know precisely nothing about the products, and they are easily manipulated and the group dynamics break down quickly.

One experience I had was with a laughable woman 'CEO' that got her money through some 'women entrepreneur' grant. Did she hire women? only one or two in key visible positions. The engineers despised her and just basically played along to get paid. She had basically spent much of her working life in these positions as a 20 something paid to sit around and look good, but she believed(she was probably told this) that she was there because she was good at her job. This expanded her ego, but the moment she was put into a real risk-taking position, she was hilariously inept. She responded to a string of failures by morphing into the most hideously manipulative bitch I've ever had to be around, this in turn scared off the useful people resulting in being surrounded by worthless sycophants and bullshit artists. Guess what happened next?

yes these are the results of 'gender equality'. Fact was this person should have been home spending time with her kids and not trying to play CEO. I believe the whole episode ended with her divorce from her husband. Of course this woman will not be held responsible for the debt she incurred because the 'women entrepreneur' grant does not require that she actually succeed at business, only that she act and look the part of a 'women entrepreneur'.

61   Heraclitusstudent   2013 Aug 12, 12:04pm  

MershedPerturders says

for a while we were seeing women trying to get 'managerial' roles in technical projects, but typically the engineers can't stand them because they know precisely nothing about the products, and they are easily manipulated and the group dynamics break down quickly.

That's BS as well. I know a lot of women engineers and they are as competent as men and as considered in the team.

I see a lot of women engineers immigrating from China in particular because they have more gender equality there - though less feminist rhetoric.

62   marcus   2013 Aug 12, 12:05pm  

I think it's somewhat true about less women either entering engineering or staying with it after completing an engineering program. But I don't know what the conclusion is from that. Maybe part of it was doors not being as open to them and or perception of women as being less capable.

I'm a Math teacher who every year sees close to as many and often more girls and young women being successful in math than boys and young men. And yet deep down, I think I'm still prejudiced against women.

Especially if she is attractive and you know, a girly girl. Then I'm likely (on some level) to be surprised if she has a super high Math aptitude and super high performance in my class.

Ask yourself. Put yourself back in college or your twenties, and you meet an extremely attractive and very feminine woman. Is it easy for you to see a possibility that she's more intelligent than you ? That is not just with knowledge, but with reasoning ?

I can see that prejudice that exists, and even a very weird psychology, or need to feel intellectually superior (or certainly equal at a minimum) making the boys club of the engineering world, very difficult for a talented young woman to navigate.

63   MershedPerturders   2013 Aug 12, 12:06pm  

Heraclitusstudent says

That's BS as well. I know a lot of women engineers and they are as competent as men and as considered in the team.

all the women in my engineering course were the most manipulative lying cunts I can imagine. They knew precisely nothing about the subject matter and scored all As. Sometimes we were put into groups to solve problems. They would do nothing but sit there.

64   marcus   2013 Aug 12, 12:13pm  

MershedPerturders says

They would do nothing but sit there.

That's probably because they knew you had a psychological need to dominate the discussion.

65   MershedPerturders   2013 Aug 12, 12:13pm  

marcus says

Ask yourself. Put yourself back in college or your twenties, and you meet an extremely attractive and very feminine woman. Is it easy for you to see her as more intelligent than you ?

a huge blindspot of the American male is that they believe that 'hotness' is some kind of trait youre born with. They overlook the amount of time and energy women expend to look 'hot'. They dont just roll out of bed like this, and knowing this and expressing this knowledge is very much taboo in our society. Again, just go to a drug store and see how much real estate goes to selling cosmetics.

given that women spend HUGE amounts of time just attaining a look that garners an acceptable 'love life', yes it is surprising that women should have the requisite skills to do something like Medical or Engineering. It takes dedication and you can't also be a silly flirty whorebag and also provide this function to society. Some women do take the field seriously, then find they are completely unattractive to men. They look at the other girls who are not so sincere and see them with boyfriends and get jealous. Thus- career life and happy home life/sex life are simply incompatible for women. THE PROBLEM is that we are (attempting to) make it work with state funds. It can't work. It never has worked. It never will work.

The reason why it persists is that 50% of the population is willing to continue the experiment indefinitely. The problem for them is that this experiment REQUIRES compliance from men in all sectors of life, work, dating, politics, and what have you. They are starting to defect from the program and it's driving women absolutely crazy.

Im heterosexual and I refuse to be married under these terms. I've seen far too many causalities.

66   Heraclitusstudent   2013 Aug 12, 12:23pm  

marcus says

I'm a Math teacher who every year sees close to as many and often more girls and young women being successful in math than boys and young men. And yet deep down, I think I'm still prejudiced against women.

The media endlessly repeats that women are not doing it because they are discriminated against or the "doors are not being as open". They make you feel guilty about how you feel.

That's BS. Someone who spends the hours opens the door. Math is the same for everyone. It doesn't discriminate. And contrary to other subject matters, there are objective measures of whether someone can do it or not. How you feel has nothing to do with it.

Just be objective.

67   MershedPerturders   2013 Aug 12, 12:23pm  

marcus, you're clueless. I know many people like you who were raised on the concepts of gender equality, and they are completely blind to the contradictions in it, not to mention their investments and connections make it personally impossible for them to operate on anything else.

I've worked in the fashion industry and the cosmetics industry. You really have no idea the amount of money women spend to look a certain way.

You tell me how is it that one PERSON who spends 2 hours a day getting ready can have the same level of dedication as someone who spends 30 minutes? Now let's add it the likelihood of having children, and the general energy and effort women put into impressing and socializing with potential mates. Somehow after weve subtracted this focus and attention we are left with completely equal HUMANs? not in the least what we are left with is one human who is trying to do their job, and another human who is bullshitting her way through it, relying on perpetual subsidies and equalization programs, and sex appeal while she's got it.

68   marcus   2013 Aug 12, 12:29pm  

MershedPerturders says

I know many people like you who were raised on the concepts of gender equality

No, I'm in my fifties. I was not raised with that idea. Or at least in some ways I did not believe it. At my old age, I now see women as very frequently more competent than men. Certainly not less competent than men (as a generalization).

Heraclitusstudent says

Just be objective

MY point was that the objective reality that I often see with female students does not fit with my feelings or expectations. I have slowly learned for example that there does not seem to be an intrinsic higher Math aptitude in men than in women.

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