#killallwomen

[flxfthm]

mother-daughter relationships are the most psychologically disgusting things i ever had the displeasure to experience #killallwomen for real nobody needs this shit

[the-modern-misogynist-blog]

Only women can do something as depraved as "hate-fucking"

[ace-pervert]

How would you feel if someone said a #killallwomen, wait hang on that never works, Radfems have the selfawareness of toiletpaper.

[lejacquelope]

Note how men’s rights activists on Tumblr won’t protest this shit like they did the #KillAllMen nonsense.

“Oh #RepealThe19th doesn’t mean #KillAllWomen” - no but it means stripping all women of their voting rights because of some moron Trumpanzees who disagree with the political stance of some women. Say hello to the American Taliban.

This is why I’m an egalitarian.

[scrubdaddydippedinliquidnitrogen]

If it's alright to say #killallmen, than its alright to say #killallwomen

[tardigradetheking]

men actually face a lot of issues and the fact that no one cares about them scares me

1. 3/4 homeless people are men

2. there are more women then men in higher education (the opposite was considered sexist when it was true)

3. there often arent many places for boys to be boys at school (check out the war on boys)

4. how men deal with there emotions is often vilified

5. men have almost no control over reproduction yet face most of the responsibility for it (child support)

6. men go to jail longer for the same crime

7. there is almost no resources for male abuse/rape victoms despite being almost half of all abuse being against males

8.  even a proven wrong rape accusation can get a man kicked out of school, ruin his reputation, lose him his scholarships and ruin his life

9. prostate cancer gets way less funding then breast cancer resurch

 10. diverse laws/courts are skewed against men 

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/men/relationships/fatherhood/11647915/Are-divorced-dads-really-treated-fairly-by-the-family-courts.html

11. signing up for the draft is mandatory for men not women 

12. no one seems to care about male suicide

13. spaces where men can be men/ boys can be boys are often attacked and vilified

14. male sexuality is often vilified

15. the fact that if a man and a women are both drunk and have sex the man can be charged for rape because the women wasnt capable of consenting

16. the fact that the killallmen hashtag trended but if killallblacks or killallwomen trended everyone would call you racist or sexist

[brattyantichrist]

Now watching: @drewbolduc 's the taint don't drink the water #troma #independentfilm #killallwomen

[misogynist-hero-blog]

Women are simple minded creatures who lie all the time, deny it, and blame others.

[gnconservative]

Man I really wish women were less bitchy:// #KillAllWomen ig

Vox’s Ezra Klein Defends “Kill All Men” Twitter Hashtag

ByASHE SCHOW

In yet another article from the Left insisting that old, racist tweets from recently hired New York Times writer Sarah Jeong aren’t actually racist, Vox founder Ezra Klein veered off course into defending an old misandrist hashtag: #KillAllMen.

“A few years ago, it became popular on feminist Twitter to tweet about the awful effects of patriarchal culture and attach the line #KillAllMen,” Klein wrote. “This became popular enough that a bunch of people I know and hang out with and even love began using it in casual conversation.”

First of all, that must be some kind of bubble he lives in to have friends and loved ones who think it’s funny or normal to casually say “kill all men.”

Moving on. Klein then says he didn’t like hearing his friends say this, and that it made him defensive, but insists he knew “that wasn’t what they were saying.” (Emphasis original.)

“They didn’t want me put to death. They didn’t want any men put to death. They didn’t hate me, and they didn’t hate men,” Klein wrote. “‘#KillAllMen’ was another way of saying ‘it would be nice if the world sucked less for women.’ It was an expression of frustration with pervasive sexism. I didn’t enjoy the way they said it, but that didn’t mean I had to pretend I couldn’t figure out what they meant. And if I had any questions, I could, you know, ask, and actually listen to the answer.”

Klein did admit that he only understood this based on context, and that if he were on the outside looking in, he might have “let my initial offense drive my interpretation.”

The problem with this kind of thinking is that it only ever applies to the Left when the person presenting the alleged offense is on their side. Those people are defended, while others are pushed out.

Jon Ronson has kept track of some of these past internet mobs, including an incident from 2013 where a man and his friend were making low-volume jokes at a tech conference when a woman photographed them and complained on Twitter that they were making sexual comments. The jokes involved tech jargon such as “dongles” and “forking” and “repository.” It didn’t matter that they weren’t talking about women or sexual assault, the woman’s offense was more important. The man was fired for a private joke soon after. The woman received her own backlash, and claimed to Ronson she spoke up about the jokes because of “fear” that these men would do something to her, a person they weren’t even talking to and probably didn’t even notice.

Where was the notion that the men weren’t really saying what the woman believed they were?

The point here is that Leftists like Klein are only defensive because one of their own was involved. Even falling back on the idea that every -ism and -phobia takes power plus privilege (which is in no way the official definition, just the one used by social justice warriors), how does #KillAllMen not offend more Leftists? In their heads they seem to think it would just mean white men, which is fine and funny to them. But the hashtag would include black, Hispanic, Muslim, Asian, disabled, transgender, and gay men as well — all protected groups by the Left. Does that alter their lack of outrage?

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[abortednazifetus-blog]

I need feminism because I'm running out of things to hate...

[spaps-society]

are you denying that elliot roger was mentally ill

also feminists dont actually want to get in the heads of mass shooters they either want to get in their pants a la the true crime community, or use them as part of feminist fearmongering about how all men are evil violent rapists that will leave you disemboweled in the middle of the woods if you dont have sex with them or whatever. there is absolutely no genuine good will in their intent.

also, have you ever seen a hashtag like "#killallwomen" or something ever trend on twitter? and if so, multiple separate times? maybe if you cherrypick like, xbox live call of duty matches circa 2009 as the entire internet than you have a point but misandry isnt just more common all around, its literally normalized through double standards and "IT DOESNT KILL PEOPLE" rhetoric (as if that makes sexism any better)

“ Men accuse feminists of being angry all the time yet I’ve never seen anyone more infuriated than men reacting to feminism “

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[mixtapekin]

Womanspreading

Frick those womenspreader misandrists. They open their legs like the own the place??? what the frick! Fricking kill anyone who woman spreads. I’d get proof but if you google it frickin women porn comes up!! Who wants 2 see that!?? A true MRA only likes men!!!!! 

[counteractivist]

"I hate women" and "i hate men" seem about even, "i hate boys" is significantly lower than "i hate girls" though. 

Interpret that however you like.

[misogynist-hero-blog]

Ever wonder where girls were made?

At the stupid factory, where their simplistic minds are programmed into their empty heads. We should pity these pathetic creatures.