#Conservative

[leaning-right]

Men and women live under the exact same laws in the USA. There is nothing a man can do that a woman can’t and vice versa (as far as work goes. Obviously a man can’t have children).

So stop complaining about imagined unfairness.

When I hear "The patriarchy hurts men too," I'm reminded of the time when my cousin and I were both 10 and she was showing me how to play Monopoly for the first time. She was lying about the rules, making them up as we went along so that the game would work in her favor. She was cheating. And when she wasn't winning fast enough, she flipped the board in a huff!

Men who say "the patriarchy hurts us too" are nothing more than petulant children playing a game that's deliberately rigged in their favor, and having a tantrum that they're only winning 99.9% of the time rather than 100%.

[thingstrumperssay]

I'm pretty sure he is (or was?) an illegal immigrant at that.

[leaning-right]

[muffinlevelchicanery]

“The paradox of conservatism is they want being normal to be punk. They want to rebel against authority while being the ones in power. They want to be rugged individuals and they think everyone should be the same as them. They want to overcome adversity while staying in the majority.” -@innuendostudios on twitter

[oilbirrks]

I actually have some helpful things to say if you would like to read them.

Firstly is what you think of men. As a trans woman you know what it's like to be treated as a monster for being born a certain sex. As you said, other women avoid you because of your masculine appearance.

So shouldn't this let you in on how the men you avoid because of their appearance feel? You are indeed very biased like you said. But realizing that is the first step to improving cause then you can work on the issue.

Using terms like 'most men' in the way you do is actually very harmful and inaccurate. Imagine if a man said most women are insecure and stupid? Wouldn't look well. Saying heterosexuality tends to be harmful is a ridiculous claim in of itself. No sexuality is automatically harmful from fault.

I did a reread again and that last paragraph about men being sick, twisted and manipulative was very hurtful to read even though I'm not a man.

There are so many men who want a general connection to a woman to love. But when they are constantly described as manipulative assholes that will just abuse and use others, it's hard.

And with all I just said, I don't know your experiences with men. It's hard to get rid of these biases especially if they are tied to traumatic events but I promise you its possible 🧡

You know. Misogyny in society always does horrify me.

It's disgusting how systemic it is.

You know. I am not really social with any of the men in the college I go to because they're just. Men. Simple as that.

Kind of hurts how my appearance is so masculine as I am pre-transition. Tons of women here seems like they would be interesting to talk with and what not but like. I can tell most people don't trust me because my appearance is that of a man. This can result in insecurity, but it's just a tough pill to swallow that appearing this way sort of binds me to the deeply misogynistic general identity of what men are.

It's like. Most men have biases. Getting insecure over women's indignity kind of speaks to this.

To be honest. I can't help but feel insecure over rather simple statements, but that is mostly due to my lack of understanding. Someone can make a statement that while rude, is one I come to agree with, but my first instinct is being rather confused and sort of upset. I think this could speak to how I think as a person. Maybe the biases sewn into me, or maybe it's a sense that I do not belong? That like. Despite my wishes to be a woman I will be on the outside.

Really it's complicated.

Bottom line is that feminist thought should be more widely distributed so people have less misunderstandings and actually like. Listen to women while they are speaking.

Like. Heterosexuality tends to be harmful because most men want to have power over a woman. Just look at how men don't search for partners or meaningful intimacy, but more so a "girlfriend" that they wish to assert power over. I feel as though that's how it is. A lot of men don't get into relationships for love, and even when they do love, it is twisted. Concepts of social domination twist the entire thing. So yes, Lesbian and Heterosexual attraction to men can very much be very different. Also. To acknowledge points that can branch off from this, no. I am not demeaning sexuality as a general concept. I am relaying the answer to a general discourse that has been happening.

Anyways this post is just the thoughts of some amateur pre-transition transwoman.

If anybody wishes to expand on what I said or give me a more informed take, you are more than welcome to.

[ngdrb]

[breakingfirst]

TRUTH! 💯⬆️

[capitalism-and-analytics]

[dosesofcommonsense]

Uneducated and distracted citizens can’t do math (thanks common core) and don’t care that the government is blowing through tax payer money. It’s not the government’s money; it’s ours.

We fund BIG government. Small government allows us to keep the bulk of our money, while BIG government takes and takes and takes.

Texas should remember this ideology and return bloated taxes and property taxes to its citizens. I thought Texas was conservative and for small government…what happened to that?

[whatareyoureallyafraidof]

These people never seem to tire of showing us what complete pieces of shit they are!

[thingstrumperssay]

For the record: George Soros' only "crime" to them is being a rich Jewish man. Because of that they always accuse him of doing what Musk is doing right now but for the left instead.

With that said, I sort of agree with Musk- we should vote every republican house or senate member out.

[aviscarrentals]

jd vance openly admitting on national television that he views immigrants as subhuman to americans is fucking crazy

[philosophicalconservatism]

What is so fascinating about the anger and venom that we see on social media in the wake of Donald Trump's victory is that it is not merely partisan political anger, which is fine and to be expected. Call Conservatives whatever you like. But what we are seeing are women denouncing all males, black women denouncing all white people and all black men, and other minorities denouncing Latino men etc. This is a rage and a hostility that is leveraged across sex lines, racial lines, ethnic lines etc. Everyone resents and blames everyone else as a group.

It is a revelation of something that I have said for years. There is no true unity on the American political Left. It is instead an uneasy and fragile coalition of groups united by a fear of a common bogeyman. And people who are not motivated by fear, bitterness, anger and resentment are increasingly disenchanted with the modern Left, which by its ideological design puts one group against another instead of unifying human individuals under a single flag.

[akonoadham]