Editing here is busted again, so I'll just make a second comment with my actual response.
First of all, a Muslim writing about poor treatment of Muslims is about as believable as a woman writing about misogyny.
Secondly, what does the sub-headline have to do with the actual article? There's nothing about the blatant propaganda that is pretending misogyny either exists or is a problem, it's all about the debate on race vs IQ.
Are Guardian readers so sexist that they have to be baited into reading articles with the promise of a "misogynist" getting torn apart? Yes.
Finally, who honestly cares what the Guardian thinks about race? It's a radical feminist paper that counts the likes of Jess Phillips MP among their writers. (I wonder if the same fraud that gets Biden elected in the US gets her elected.)
We already had this debate. For misogyny to exist, it would have to be hatred that is unjustified by the actions of the target.
I don't know about you, but I think they justified being hated as a group several times over, just in this year.
Exploited the pandemic to push their own superiority (Democratic Party, Scottish National Party)
Had a rally in the middle of the pandemic despite calling everyone else out on theirs. (Women's March 2020, IWD 2020 - particularly in Spain, where it was a super-spreader event.)
Took advantage of restrictions around schools to cancel independent examinations, making teacher grades the official score. This was inherently biased due to the significant representation of women in that field. (Most of Europe)
Literally attempted a violent coup in Poland because muh baby murder, while telling everyone else to accept Harris' assault on men's rights because "will or the people".
To be serious for a second, that's genuinely good to hear.
She wants me to visit for Christmas but Covid will probably deny that. I'm certainly not taking that AstraZeneca vaccine.
I won't be seeing family this Christmas either, due to a mixture of my job putting me at much greater risk of exposure/of transmitting and some other factors I won't be getting into. Fingers crossed, the folks will manage to do something nice involving other close family members who are not in the same situation, however.
Personally, I've been sticking to quite strict contact rules throughout the year, often above the legal requirements. Widespread vaccinations (if safe and successful) would be great if and when they finally roll out, but I'm unlikely to be at the front of any queue to try things out, and I'm a whole lot more hopeful for the Oxford one than the various less practical and more hyper-capitalistically priced/motivated ones. Personally, I'm happy to continue as I have been and just see how things pan out for a while yet.
Right, that's enough of the serious, back to the less so.
Going great.
You are aware she is a woman, right?
How would you define the state of someone hating specifically your mother for no other reason than her sharing a sex with various people who have attracted the ire of that hypothetical person?
I'm going to resist pointing out that anything from the UK is as trustworthy as a 9 dollar bill and answer your final point.
Of course I'm aware, and if you've read my comments where I have called for some kind of action where men refuse to help women, I have always said to not let it come between you and family members. Of course, if I had family that are admitted radfems, I would run for the hills, so I suppose I'm a hypocrite.
So, if she met someone who felt like I do generally? Well, considering my "hatred" is mainly social media comments, boycotting, and refusing interaction...I don't think I'd really notice.
Understand, I'm just shooting shit here because it's late and I'm waiting for a washing machine.
So, if she met someone who felt like I do generally? Well, considering my "hatred" is mainly social media comments, boycotting, and refusing interaction...I don't think I'd really notice.
Hypotheticals are fun, so let's run with this. The prime assumption here is that you started all this nonsense with Antonio by claiming there was no such thing as misogyny, so no. We're not using you as the model here, let's say she's out and about and she has met someone who not only feels like he does about your mother because he's mentally grouping her with all other women, he's also a low IQ person with a criminal record and a history of public antisocial behaviour.
Our hypothetical thug met your mother at the Supermarket, and was rude to her while they queued for the tills.
Then he pushed past her on the way out of the building, nearly knocking her over while she tried to pack her groceries.
People confronted him because that's more than just rude, she nearly fell over and could have hurt herself, but he was unrepentant and he shouted a lot of angry things at her, accusing her of all manner of bad things and generally being really hostile.
When your Mother collected herself and went back to the car, she found him waiting for her. He was still furious at being called out and blamed her for getting him barred from the Supermarket. He verbally harrassed her, repeated some of the accusations he made in the supermarket, dismissing her as a social parasite who hated men and who would stab anyone in the back just to improve her personal situation.
The incident was broken up when the store security became aware of the brewing altercation, but not before he was able to spit in her face and tell her that she better hope she doesn't meet him in a dark allyway, because next time she might get what's coming to her.
They have never met of course, our hypothetical thug and your Mother. Chances are, he wasn't even in his right mind as that kind of criminal record often goes hand in hand with drug abuse, but he seemed pretty sincere about his views. He's not a smart guy like you, he's not a primarily online person who at most will be rude about people where they won't ever really encounter it. He's an old-fashioned, meat-space asshole and he genuinely believes that your mother in particular deserves whatever bad treatment he metes out, purely on the basis of her shared guilt.
Just mull this silly hypothetical over for a minute, and reconsider my previous question.
Exploited the pandemic to push their own superiority (Democratic Party, Scottish National Party)
Democrats, not women.
Had a rally in the middle of the pandemic despite calling everyone else out on theirs. (Women's March 2020, IWD 2020 - particularly in Spain, where it was a super-spreader event.)
Rabid feminists, not women.
Took advantage of restrictions around schools to cancel independent examinations, making teacher grades the official score. This was inherently biased due to the significant representation of women in that field. (Most of Europe)
Females do better in school than males, so if you wanted to blame "the wahmen" for this, you're shooting yourself in the foot.
Literally attempted a violent coup in Poland because muh baby murder, while telling everyone else to accept Harris' assault on men's rights because "will or the people".
Rabid feminists, not women.
I'm sorry, you're a misogynist. I hate these isms, but this particularly stupid comment forced my hand.
Remember kids, before "liking" any tweets, vet all the tweeter's speech and writings to make sure they haven't spoken in defense of someone who may have expressed unacceptable ideas at some point, lest your reputation and career be publicly smeared by your moral betters.
Editing here is busted again, so I'll just make a second comment with my actual response.
First of all, a Muslim writing about poor treatment of Muslims is about as believable as a woman writing about misogyny.
Secondly, what does the sub-headline have to do with the actual article? There's nothing about the blatant propaganda that is pretending misogyny either exists or is a problem, it's all about the debate on race vs IQ.
Are Guardian readers so sexist that they have to be baited into reading articles with the promise of a "misogynist" getting torn apart? Yes.
Finally, who honestly cares what the Guardian thinks about race? It's a radical feminist paper that counts the likes of Jess Phillips MP among their writers. (I wonder if the same fraud that gets Biden elected in the US gets her elected.)
✨Misogyny is not real✨
Islam is not real?
We already had this debate. For misogyny to exist, it would have to be hatred that is unjustified by the actions of the target.
I don't know about you, but I think they justified being hated as a group several times over, just in this year.
Exploited the pandemic to push their own superiority (Democratic Party, Scottish National Party)
Had a rally in the middle of the pandemic despite calling everyone else out on theirs. (Women's March 2020, IWD 2020 - particularly in Spain, where it was a super-spreader event.)
Took advantage of restrictions around schools to cancel independent examinations, making teacher grades the official score. This was inherently biased due to the significant representation of women in that field. (Most of Europe)
Literally attempted a violent coup in Poland because muh baby murder, while telling everyone else to accept Harris' assault on men's rights because "will or the people".
How's your relationship with your Mother going, dude? :)
Going great. She wants me to visit for Christmas but Covid will probably deny that. I'm certainly not taking that AstraZeneca vaccine.
To be serious for a second, that's genuinely good to hear.
I won't be seeing family this Christmas either, due to a mixture of my job putting me at much greater risk of exposure/of transmitting and some other factors I won't be getting into. Fingers crossed, the folks will manage to do something nice involving other close family members who are not in the same situation, however.
Personally, I've been sticking to quite strict contact rules throughout the year, often above the legal requirements. Widespread vaccinations (if safe and successful) would be great if and when they finally roll out, but I'm unlikely to be at the front of any queue to try things out, and I'm a whole lot more hopeful for the Oxford one than the various less practical and more hyper-capitalistically priced/motivated ones. Personally, I'm happy to continue as I have been and just see how things pan out for a while yet.
Right, that's enough of the serious, back to the less so.
You are aware she is a woman, right?
How would you define the state of someone hating specifically your mother for no other reason than her sharing a sex with various people who have attracted the ire of that hypothetical person?
I'm going to resist pointing out that anything from the UK is as trustworthy as a 9 dollar bill and answer your final point.
Of course I'm aware, and if you've read my comments where I have called for some kind of action where men refuse to help women, I have always said to not let it come between you and family members. Of course, if I had family that are admitted radfems, I would run for the hills, so I suppose I'm a hypocrite.
So, if she met someone who felt like I do generally? Well, considering my "hatred" is mainly social media comments, boycotting, and refusing interaction...I don't think I'd really notice.
Understand, I'm just shooting shit here because it's late and I'm waiting for a washing machine.
Hypotheticals are fun, so let's run with this. The prime assumption here is that you started all this nonsense with Antonio by claiming there was no such thing as misogyny, so no. We're not using you as the model here, let's say she's out and about and she has met someone who not only feels like he does about your mother because he's mentally grouping her with all other women, he's also a low IQ person with a criminal record and a history of public antisocial behaviour.
Our hypothetical thug met your mother at the Supermarket, and was rude to her while they queued for the tills.
Then he pushed past her on the way out of the building, nearly knocking her over while she tried to pack her groceries.
People confronted him because that's more than just rude, she nearly fell over and could have hurt herself, but he was unrepentant and he shouted a lot of angry things at her, accusing her of all manner of bad things and generally being really hostile.
When your Mother collected herself and went back to the car, she found him waiting for her. He was still furious at being called out and blamed her for getting him barred from the Supermarket. He verbally harrassed her, repeated some of the accusations he made in the supermarket, dismissing her as a social parasite who hated men and who would stab anyone in the back just to improve her personal situation.
The incident was broken up when the store security became aware of the brewing altercation, but not before he was able to spit in her face and tell her that she better hope she doesn't meet him in a dark allyway, because next time she might get what's coming to her.
They have never met of course, our hypothetical thug and your Mother. Chances are, he wasn't even in his right mind as that kind of criminal record often goes hand in hand with drug abuse, but he seemed pretty sincere about his views. He's not a smart guy like you, he's not a primarily online person who at most will be rude about people where they won't ever really encounter it. He's an old-fashioned, meat-space asshole and he genuinely believes that your mother in particular deserves whatever bad treatment he metes out, purely on the basis of her shared guilt.
Just mull this silly hypothetical over for a minute, and reconsider my previous question.
You're off your meds again.
Democrats, not women.
Rabid feminists, not women.
Females do better in school than males, so if you wanted to blame "the wahmen" for this, you're shooting yourself in the foot.
Rabid feminists, not women.
I'm sorry, you're a misogynist. I hate these isms, but this particularly stupid comment forced my hand.
You're letting theimpossible1 turn you into a retard.
"It's only 45%...plus those who aren't old enough to vote yet, who are even more rabid than the ones that are 18-21 now"
I think I hear a can being kicked down the road.
I didn't hear how 45% being bad, if true, justifies hating an entire group including the 55%.
When that 55% is made up of the elderly and therefore doesn't know or doesn't care what's said on the internet.
Again, I hear the can being kicked.
What's going to be the action to take when the elderly die off and we are then left with the psychopaths?
Again, I don't see what your justification is for hating that 55%, when you are now saying that you think things will get worse when they die off.
Remember kids, before "liking" any tweets, vet all the tweeter's speech and writings to make sure they haven't spoken in defense of someone who may have expressed unacceptable ideas at some point, lest your reputation and career be publicly smeared by your moral betters.
you have to go back, haroon.