Thread: Feminist planning new ways to destroy men

Here's another from that site, LOL:

https://thewaterpipe.wordpress.com/2...be-misogynist/

Top feminist academics that have respectable diverse doctorates from medieval art, 6th century English to Women’s Studies gathered at the University of Toronto meeting center to discuss if human flatulence could be sexist.


Ashleigh Ingle a proud feminist and an anarchist argued that because of patriarchal gender norms women were not allowed to release gas in public because of men’s unreal expectations of women to be clean and feminine.

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More at link.

Satire or not, that link about farts just predicted the future with 100 percent accuracy.

Remember when they decided air conditioning is sexist? I rest my case

Originally Posted by Nasir Jones

I agree with literally everything you said, except this part. I think that's an optimistic exaggeration by you. I doubt the wall hits that early. i'd put the number at 35 maybe even higher. girls can extended even more now by tricking men with buying all these beauty products and shit.

Also, its nice to know that i'm not the only young guy in university in the U.S here.

The wall definitely hits early. If a woman has been sunbathing as soon as they have been a teen ager they have been exposed to solar radiation that will accelerate the aging process of the skin and break down of collagen. Worse than a smoker's, because the skins can repair itself with a simple diet change to mitigate tobacco somewhat. And if they continue they will start to have spots on their skin (UV damage) by the time they are 35 and older.

Living in Florida I see this all the time where young women in their early 20's think they are invincible and by the time they are 30 they are hurting due to poor diet, lack of sleeping, and excessive solar exposure.

Leatherface and leather skin for late 20 and early 30 year old women is very, very common here in Florida. Women typically have more collagen and as a result it is more vulnerable to break down due to aging. Sun bathing and caking on makeup accelerates the natural aging process though. Lack of sleep and hydration also is a factor but not as pronounced.

People have said women have thinner skin, which is somewhat true, but that doesn't explain the sudden breakdown of collagen all over their body (eg face, hips, etc).

Originally Posted by Aitch749

I don't dispute that the link summarizes the effect of feminism and hypergamy fairly well, but I can't take that link too literally.

The quotes were supposedly "secretly recorded by an anonymous user called Agent Orange on a debate with each other if they exhausted their parasitical relationship on men." So far I haven't found these quotes elsewhere on the net, and they seem too on-the-nose to be completely real. (Gail Dines said "we had men right where we wanted"? Really?)

Thanks for the tip there. When I was quitting hard drugs, I found Agent Oranges exposure of the dark side of the 12-step industry to be very helpful.

Yet he has moved on to exposing feminism. Say it ain't so, Joe! But, damn, I am a skeptics skeptic. Like to expose holes on MY side of the equation too.

You know, for some reason, your suspicion rings true to me. Like you said, there is no other source than what could be heresy so far. I say that as a fan of Agent Orange (when it comes down to exposing the dark side of AA/NA and all...since I am in recovery of former hard drug addictions).

Rule number one: if quoting an alleged source, back it up with more than the cat in the bag moment of them slipping up, I guess. Then again, I'd have to hear more to make a judgement.

Yet when it comes to AA/NA, however, in my humble opinion, that The Orange Papers website by Agent Orange--that IS a pretty good place to go to when it comes down to getting info that exposes the dark side of the 12-step industry/cult: http://www.orange-papers.org/

Originally Posted by Ace Francis

Thanks for the tip there. When I was quitting hard drugs, I found Agent Oranges exposure of the dark side of the 12-step industry to be very helpful.

guess its a good thing I never started with drugs or smoking... (with smoking, I figure the air we breathe is polluted enough already), since when it comes to drugs, I barely trust the stuff my doc gives me..