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Bro I fucking love the DB Cooper case nothing about this whole situation sounds real. None of the passengers on the plane realized they were being hijacked until the plane landed two hours after it was supposed to and the fbi showed up with suitcases full of money. The note about the bomb almost went unnoticed because the flight attendant thought she was being sexually harassed so she didn't read it. One of the main suspects was the first trans woman in Washington to have a sex change operation. A reporter who was so dead set on his suspect that he brought him to court was so upset about being wrong that he went catatonic and was treated with electroshock therapy and it WORKED. There's been multiple "I'm DB Cooper" death confessions. He never even SAID his name was DB Cooper. Either he got away with a million bucks in today's money and the most iconic and harmless crime American history or he impaled himself on a pine tree while falling a zillion miles an hour in the dark while clutching duffel bags full of cash and either option is equally hilarious. He wore a clip on tie. He committed an act of sky piracy. What in the fucking looney toons
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it's insane to me that any woman will hear this and fully dismiss it as a joke when just about every woman has had experiences parallel to those he describes... or at least heard of women who do
…but it’s just dark humor tho… right? oh ok.
This man just detailed which professions to choose if you want to assault women and how to assault them IN DETAIL… but as a jokey joke. so it’s okay, right?
Keep it critical, Keep it pushing !!!
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When women say they think men should die, men keep living. When women say they want to kill men, women still give money to men on the street. When women say men are worthless, women still listen to men’s opinions in their daily lives.
When men say they think women should die, femicide happens. When men say they want to kill women, entire societies outlaw women’s ability to speak or show their face. When men say women are worthless, they speak over and attack and rape women on the street.
Women venting online does not hurt men. Men hurt women every second of every minute of every hour of every day.
If you are a good man, you’d already know “kill all men” isn’t about you. You’d be able to understand a woman venting about her oppression the way you understand your friend venting about his wife doesn’t want a divorce just because he says he’s tired of her. If you are a good man, you know you aren’t the rapist or abuser she is talking about.
If you are NOT a good man, then seeing a woman venting about her oppression online will push you to be more of an oppressor, it will push you to anger or even violence. This is a sign of mental weakness and it is NOT inherent to your sex as a male, it is YOUR weakness. Choose not to have that weakness. Choose to be a good man.
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Whenever someone around me complains about aging, I say something like, “It happens to all of us if we’re lucky,” and literally no one is a fan of it. But I shall not stop. You’re aging, you can’t stop it, you will die someday, and old age is better than every other option so quit the whining.
#i actually thoroughly disagree that old age is the ideal way to die#& i certainly get complaining about aging as someone with lifelong chronic illness/disability/pain that will only get worse#plus will most likely only live to my 40s bc of those health issues#but still. aging is a gift. i know too many ppl who never got to
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radfems: consent is the bare minimum. we must hold ourselves to a higher standard in terms of how we treat each other.
this idiot: radfems are pro-rape wtffff!!!!!
it's basically the equivalent of:
"a high school diploma is the bare minimum. you'll need to pursure further education and training to become a doctor."
"omg this person thinks only high school dropouts should be medical doctors!!! wtfff"
One of the ways in which modern liberalism goes wrong in ethics is its singular focus on consent. Don’t get me wrong, consent is always necessary is any type of relation or exchange between individuals, but it isn’t sufficient.
This is why modern liberals will see nothing wrong with bdsm, pornography, surrogacy, or cosmetic surgery. “If both parties consent, then what’s the problem?” they’ll say.
There needs to be ethical standards for how we treat other people, regardless of if individuals think they are worthy of being treated by those standards. This concept is already recognized in most legal systems. If I sign a form saying that you can kill me whenever you feel like it, you would still be culpable for murder if you followed through.
Women are the ones who lose out when this concept is not applied. We have been conditioned to believe that we are not worthy of being treated right, so we allow others to take advantage of us. Consent being by the only moral consideration people care about takes advantage of this fact.
#being offended bc of your own lack of reading comprehension#it hurt itself in its confusion#never in my life have i seen such pathetic reading comprehension that it qualifies as a crime against humanity
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Hi! Question-- I usually devote a portion of my Christmas shopping to buying from native artists. Would you happen to know any I ought to patronize, Nahua or otherwise?
oh 100%! but first - what is your budget (ish) & broadly what categories of items (or categories to avoid)? this will help narrow it down or let me know if the shops I frequent have much overlap w your needs, yk? like I know one shop that sells incredible parkas but they're like thousands of dollars USD so... not for everyone's budget. gorgeous though!!
Compiled List of Native Owned Businesses:
(here's one of my fave artists tho - I accidentally ran into him on reddit on one of the Indigenous subs once and got so excited lol)
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I've shared this one before but always a favorite
Only a few prints under $100ish here, but just in case...
an Ojibwe/Anishinaabe shop I like with a lot of different things by different makers (often lots are sold out tho):
10/10 moccasins btw
Manitobah Mukluks
Inupiaq (Alaska Native) shop - this is the parka designer but they have some other stuff for lower prices, too. Figured they're worth including just in case you or anyone else ends up buying from them! Including this accidentally bisexual pride scarf 😅
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you're def not one of the women I'm talking about if yours is actually competent 😅😅
but anyway, this post made me deeeeply wary of male gynos
edit i can't get the link to work :(
One thing that has always baffled me is when a woman says “I don’t think men should be gynaecologists” and every woman in the comments is like. “My male gynaecologist is sooooo much more gentle than the female ones I’ve had”, “all the female gynaecologists have never taken me seriously like my male gynaecologist has.”
I’m just like ??? Is this a thing I’m like. Unaware of? And the fact that it’s DROVES of them too. It’s so weird. Same sentiment echos on tiktok (surprise surprise) but also Twitter.
I don’t think men should be anywhere near gynaecology. I don’t see a single reason that justifies a man specialising in it.
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I've had this experience irl. when I say men shouldn't be gynos, women defend theirs... here's the most recent example:
"he's been my gyno all my life and was my mom's too!"
"...didn't he give you a husband stitch without asking or even telling you after you gave birth at 15 years old?" (I had to tell her what that even was a few months prior to this conversation)
"well, yeah, but... he's a great gyno... my mom and I have had successful births with his help!"
fast forward 5 minutes and I've found and pointed out to her multiple instances of horrifying behavior on his part, including never once offering her a smaller speculum when she expressed intense pain & using wildly outdated (multiple decades) equipment for certain routine procedures. he was also 100% creepy with her as a minor and made her start going in for exams weirdly often at a weirdly young age iirc
One thing that has always baffled me is when a woman says “I don’t think men should be gynaecologists” and every woman in the comments is like. “My male gynaecologist is sooooo much more gentle than the female ones I’ve had”, “all the female gynaecologists have never taken me seriously like my male gynaecologist has.”
I’m just like ??? Is this a thing I’m like. Unaware of? And the fact that it’s DROVES of them too. It’s so weird. Same sentiment echos on tiktok (surprise surprise) but also Twitter.
I don’t think men should be anywhere near gynaecology. I don’t see a single reason that justifies a man specialising in it.
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Remember that "three items from the store to make the cashier most uncomfortable" meme? Apparently I accidentally found a winning combo tonight at the corner store, one of the usual clerks shot me a really weird look when I was checking out with these
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the real girl dinner is in the Women's House of Tlalocan, where unfaithful men have been hunted for sport and prepared as meals for the women, who live in separatist paradise for eternity and never do labor or need for anything ✨️
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yes but korea is a small island, and already weren't having babies latley. the odds of america achieving the same are slim to nothing especially when you 1. have conservatives having 2-5 kids ignoring you and 2. you let every sob story in the country who also has large families so good luck
I don't think the expectation is that America "achieve" that level of birth rate, but rather make it more visible that women actually have options. Removing men from the life equation in that way is a big step for many women.
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