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#1  Edited By Inferman
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@iandizion713 said:

@Inferman: I already did. Theres a ton in those tw articles. Also lol at fake news. Thats the argument a defeated foe uses.

So you're unable to list one way women are oppressed inside the USA? Interesting. And all you can do is post links to uncredible sources that don't even provide evidence for your original claim: that women are oppressed inside of the USA in modern times.

I'll give you another chance. Name one way women are oppressed inside the USA in modern times. I'm waiting. I'm giving you a platform.

The idea that women are oppressed in the USA in modern times is pure propaganda.

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@Inferman: Youd have to ask men about that. Men have activist group that support improving mens standard too.

Evidence is all over documenting womens oppression. Just check the internet. Heres an article to start you off.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/02/19/AR2010021902049.html

The Washington Post is fake news. And did you ever read the article? It's doesn't focus specifically on the USA. Remember, that's what we're talking about. The second article you posted is also garbage. It makes claims without evidence and uses sources like the Huffington Post which is a propaganda site for leftists. It also doesn't focus specifically on the USA; and that's what we're talking about here.

Give me some quick examples of how women are oppressed inside the United States and I'll go through them with you. That should be an easy task given that women are so oppressed inside the United States. Don't you agree?

By the way, you didn't answer my question. Women attend and graduate from college in greater rates than men. Is this an example of the oppression of men? Men are more likely to be the victims of crime. Is this an example of the oppression of men? Fathers are less likely to gain custody of their kids. Is this an example of the oppression of men? More homeless are men. Is this an example of the oppression of men?

Your turn. See how I gave you a bunch of examples that can be Googled very easily? In what way are women oppressed inside of the USA?

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@iandizion713 said:
@Inferman said:
@iandizion713 said:

@KHAndAnime: Theyre not fighting for a woman only future, theyre fighting for a better future for women. Theyre fighting against oppression, they have the right to assemble.

What oppression? In the middle east? Sure. The United States? Good joke.

Jokes on you mate. United States isnt void of oppression. Dont kid yourself.

In what way are women oppressed for being women, inside the United States?

And because there are more women attending and graduating from college, is this an example of men being oppressed?

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@KHAndAnime said:
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I don't think so. You can't really equate the two statements without taking into context history of discrimination and misogyny. It's like saying "white only" is the same as "black only"; former is allusion of racism, while the latter is in direct response of that discrimination. While it's obviously political pandering I don't consider her statement is that of sexism.

I never understood this "two wrongs make a right" logic. How does one fight racism with racism? Or sexism with sexism? Or fight for equality by preaching inequality?

It's a fundamental piece of common sense gone wrong. Furthermore, it's blatantly divisive rhetoric.

I hate feminazis but saying women are equal to men even in today progressive society is just plain ignorant. You don't have to look farther than the fact we have a president who openly mocked women for well, being female and bragged about grabbing pussies.

Actually, you do have to look further than that. If you don't research and learn things for yourself, you will be exploited for your ignorance (e.g. falling for a strawman).

Initially I believed Trump did these things as well when I was a Berniebro. I did some research on politics for once and found out I was being exploited for my ignorance (being made to think Trump did things he hasn't done).

One example of said ignorance: Trump never bragged about grabbing pussies. Trump bragged about women letting him grab their pussies. For someone who's all about context, you're great at taking things out of context with laser-focus.

"I just start kissing them. It’s like a magnet. Just kiss. I don’t even wait."

"Grab ’em by the pussy. You can do anything."

When you force yourself on a woman, without consent, that's sexual assault.

Conveniently, you left out the part where he said, "They let you do it."


Surprise! Women throw themselves at rich and powerful men.

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@iandizion713 said:

@KHAndAnime: Theyre not fighting for a woman only future, theyre fighting for a better future for women. Theyre fighting against oppression, they have the right to assemble.

What oppression? In the middle east? Sure. The United States? Good joke.

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@bmanva said:
@Inferman said:
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Is Hillary Clinton's statement a sexist one? What would happen if President Trump had said "The future is male"? How would the media react?

I don't think so. You can't really equate the two statements without taking into context history of discrimination and misogyny. It's like saying "white only" is the same as "black only"; former is allusion of racism, while the latter is in direct response of that discrimination. While it's obviously political pandering I don't consider her statement is that of sexism.

In the present-day, inside the United States, women are given the same opportunities and rights as men are; in some cases, they are given more rights and opportunities.

Just because that wasn't true in the past doesn't mean that women in the present-day can be misandrists, negatively affecting men in the present-day. Sexism is sexism.

That's simply not true. There are more several times more males at senior positions in both businesses and politics. There are more impoverished women than men. Not to mention the fact that sexism in culture and society goes beyond not being offered the "same opportunities and rights", as women are much more likely to be victims of crimes and abuse.

I hate feminazis but saying women are equal to men even in today progressive society is just plain ignorant. You don't have to look farther than the fact we have a president who openly mocked women for well, being female and bragged about grabbing pussies.

Out of college women make more money than men. More women attend and graduate from college. Etc.

Let's assume what you say about senior positions is true. That doesn't demonstrate sexism. It would only demonstrate sexism if the men in those positions were given those positions over other people simply because they're men. As for women being more likely to the victims of crimes and abuse, LMAO. Men are more likely to be assaulted, murdered, mugged, etc.; and if you factor in prison rape, men are more likely to be raped as well. This is all out of the Federal Bureau of Statistics. There are also more homeless people who are men.

So this all raises the question. Have you ever looked any of this stuff up? Who brainwashed you?

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@bmanva said:
@Inferman said:

Is Hillary Clinton's statement a sexist one? What would happen if President Trump had said "The future is male"? How would the media react?

I don't think so. You can't really equate the two statements without taking into context history of discrimination and misogyny. It's like saying "white only" is the same as "black only"; former is allusion of racism, while the latter is in direct response of that discrimination. While it's obviously political pandering I don't consider her statement is that of sexism.

In the present-day, inside the United States, women are given the same opportunities and rights as men are; in some cases, they are given more rights and opportunities.

Just because that wasn't true in the past doesn't mean that women in the present-day can be misandrists, negatively affecting men in the present-day. Sexism is sexism.

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Is Hillary Clinton's statement a sexist one? What would happen if President Trump had said "The future is male"? How would the media react?

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In this uncut video you see Ana Kasparian fat shaming Alex Jones, swearing at him, and also another member of the Young Turks (Jimmy Dore) spitting on Alex Jones. Very entertaining video.

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Played it the other day and the graphics and gameplay are really outdated. 2/10.