05-21-2017, 12:00 AM
Kao13 wrote:
Oh, I didn't realize you were being serious.Serious isn't quite the right way to say it. Rational in spite of your transparent attempts to steer things away from rationality which you continued here.
So. Being serious... you seriously are offended at people helping themselves? Nope. How about connecting the things you're writing to the things I've written which you're responding to? What bubble did you grow up in? You're complaining about unequal rights because women are supported? Your response to unfair treatment is to rewrite an opinion article on the internet? Nonsensical question, no, and I've never done that.
Holy mother of insanity!
For crying out loud, if you're upset go DO something! Start a faction, create a war, network! Instead you sit behind a keyboard to ****? Who said I was upset? It's true that I have been upset with feminism in the past, but really I never saw that there was much I could do about it. Although some of the writings "I sat behind a keyboard" to create did have an effect. I remember when a lurker to the newsgroup I used to frequent emailed me to tell me he'd been so inspired by them that he was going to create a group and wanted permission to use my writings, with credit of course. I didn't expect much to come of it, this was near the end of my "activist" days and I'd seen so little change in society as a result of what we'd done I'd pretty much given up. However, the man was polite and I was flattered to be singled out, (I later found out so were 7 others xD ), so I gave him full permission provided that if he was going to edit anything he'd link back to the original source. It was some number of years later when I first heard of the group MGTOW, (an acronym for Men Going Their Own Way), and some years after that before I ever went to look at their website. I was surprised to see my old online nickname on there and to learn that this was the group the original mystery lurker who'd emailed me years before had created. I did see some of my old writings there, and true to his word the guy didn't edit them. So, do I get to put a checkmark by "start a faction"?
You must not be angry enough yet. Only passionate people create change. Sheep whine.Getting angrier probably isn't a good strategy, but thanks for the suggestion. Lots of passionate people have proven unable to create change when the powers that be don't want that change to happen, for example, the US war with Iraq or this recent oil pipeline thtough the Dakotas. The powers that be back feminism, and thus any change towards real equality will be difficult. There is some good news for the MRM though, the movie "The Red Pill", in spite of multiple bannings and much feminist inspired censorship, (because in the movie men's rights activists are allowed to present some arguments), is gaining traction! It was number 1 on Netflix before they removed it. It's been a long time since September, when the premier of the movie was cancelled by the Australian theater which had scheduled it due to feminist pressure, and the longer the battle's gone the more interest the movie has generated.
Oh, I didn't realize you were being serious.Serious isn't quite the right way to say it. Rational in spite of your transparent attempts to steer things away from rationality which you continued here.
So. Being serious... you seriously are offended at people helping themselves? Nope. How about connecting the things you're writing to the things I've written which you're responding to? What bubble did you grow up in? You're complaining about unequal rights because women are supported? Your response to unfair treatment is to rewrite an opinion article on the internet? Nonsensical question, no, and I've never done that.
Holy mother of insanity!
For crying out loud, if you're upset go DO something! Start a faction, create a war, network! Instead you sit behind a keyboard to ****? Who said I was upset? It's true that I have been upset with feminism in the past, but really I never saw that there was much I could do about it. Although some of the writings "I sat behind a keyboard" to create did have an effect. I remember when a lurker to the newsgroup I used to frequent emailed me to tell me he'd been so inspired by them that he was going to create a group and wanted permission to use my writings, with credit of course. I didn't expect much to come of it, this was near the end of my "activist" days and I'd seen so little change in society as a result of what we'd done I'd pretty much given up. However, the man was polite and I was flattered to be singled out, (I later found out so were 7 others xD ), so I gave him full permission provided that if he was going to edit anything he'd link back to the original source. It was some number of years later when I first heard of the group MGTOW, (an acronym for Men Going Their Own Way), and some years after that before I ever went to look at their website. I was surprised to see my old online nickname on there and to learn that this was the group the original mystery lurker who'd emailed me years before had created. I did see some of my old writings there, and true to his word the guy didn't edit them. So, do I get to put a checkmark by "start a faction"?
You must not be angry enough yet. Only passionate people create change. Sheep whine.Getting angrier probably isn't a good strategy, but thanks for the suggestion. Lots of passionate people have proven unable to create change when the powers that be don't want that change to happen, for example, the US war with Iraq or this recent oil pipeline thtough the Dakotas. The powers that be back feminism, and thus any change towards real equality will be difficult. There is some good news for the MRM though, the movie "The Red Pill", in spite of multiple bannings and much feminist inspired censorship, (because in the movie men's rights activists are allowed to present some arguments), is gaining traction! It was number 1 on Netflix before they removed it. It's been a long time since September, when the premier of the movie was cancelled by the Australian theater which had scheduled it due to feminist pressure, and the longer the battle's gone the more interest the movie has generated.