#womenarehuman

[anti-terf-posts]

This took a while cause I kept going to new radfem blogs to block but I got a bunch of blogs for the blocklist

@/radfemradio

@/haggishlyhagging

@/womenarehuman

@/radicalearthling

@/theantichristpluviophile

@/clit-licker420

@/ovaryuri

@/butch-reidsntified

@/fairlymischief

@/fishgirls-blog

@/girlfishes

@/femenaces

@/astral---injection

@/enchantingcheesecakepersona

@/gender-machine-broke

@/fairy25

@/radicalbutter

@/self-declared-feminist-icon

@/total-male-extinction

@/radgalacticacrew

@/radfemsiren

@/shyflowerfem

@/sickofthis666

@/lordradquad

@/comradical

YIPPEE great list my friend :]

[evidence-based-activism]

https://www.tumblr.com/gay-little-treat-wizard/764074821329059840/i-feel-like-getting-upset-that-the-most-common?source=share

Okay, so I'm guessing you want me to respond to the final part of this exchange?

First, I think it's fairly obvious that @womenarehuman is pointing out how sexualizing cannibalism is indicative of a problem – most likely linked to pornography use – to the average person. She's not suggesting that non-sexual cannibalism is okay, the fact that the other users appear to have missed this completely is actually anecdotal support for her assertion.

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For the rest of the thread:

The last user says "You're mad at capitalism and misogyny not porn.", as if pornography is not one of the pinnacle intersections of misogyny and capitalism.

More specifically, the sex industry (which includes pornography) is inherently exploitative. It is incompatible with even basic labor rights and safety regulations. (Violence and harm are endemic to the industry.)

Moreover, you cannot "avoid" exploitative pornography by paying for it or looking for "ethical porn". You can never know if a video, from start-to-finish is completely consensual and free of coercion. (This post addresses "home made" videos specifically but the same principles apply to all pornography.) We also have evidence that "performers" are forced to lie in those "exit interviews" pro-porn advocates like so much, and you need only consider the material situation of those involved to know that consent cannot be revoked in pornography (and is, therefore, not freely given).

Beyond that, consider the fact that a simple age-verification law, has caused PornHub to pull out of multiple states, rather than comply. This is the barest minimum of regulation of this industry (equivalent to requiring photo ID to buy alcohol and cigarettes) and they cannot, or will not, comply. This indicates widespread resistance to adoption of "ethical porn" principles, which will prevent even the appearance of targeting exploitation.

Further, the conclusion of their post, that things might be bad now but would be worse if porn were illegal, relies on the same either-or fallacy I've addressed about prostitution. Namely, that there is third option here: the Nordic model, where buying/producing is criminalized but selling is legal. (This model was, of course, created for prostitution, and needs to be adapted to fully fit pornography.) We have solid evidence that conditions for "sex workers" (and larger society) are improved under the Nordic model and suffer under both full legalization and full criminalization.

[nbblacksheep]

Womenarehuman in that thread about israel is a terf

thanks for the tip, deleted

[jawbonemotif]

The user ‘transmeowginistic’ is an actual transmisogynist (you reblogged one of her posts). If you just search ‘trans’ in her blog you will see a bunch of terf posts. Here’s some examples for you:

https://www.tumblr.com/transmeowgynistic/712684865726840832/womenarehuman-freeewheeling

https://www.tumblr.com/transmeowgynistic/710469358896513024

https://www.tumblr.com/transmeowgynistic/699270156696813568/vuvaliniterf-auntiewanda

https://www.tumblr.com/transmeowgynistic/718933467386298368

who

[the-fandom-vent]

@womenarehuman SportsWOMANship.

These athletes are WOMEN.

poc athlete supporting each other this olympics we love to see it

[thebreakfastgenie]

https://www.tumblr.com/thebreakfastgenie/760481260774801408

https://www.tumblr.com/womenarehuman

The person you reblogged this from is a radfem/transphobe.

https://www.tumblr.com/gingerpolyglot/759030148862443520 The OP they reblogged from seems okay though.

Thank you! I usually don't like to sleuth for stuff like this, but since this one's pretty obvious from the bio (I probably clicked on this blog by mistake, it's happened before but I usually catch it, I like going through the notes on posts) I'll delete and reblog from OP!

[schalotte]

@/womenarehuman who made the comment on the post about porn is a terf

thanks for the heads up. i considered keeping the post up because i agree with her comment on the effects of porn but i checked her blog and it's extremely hateful, so i will delete it.

[trekfaerie]

i didn't wanna ruin the hot chick post but i super wanted to point out this because it's funny. terfs are like the libertarians of feminism they keep reinventing buses misogyny.

[newbieecosocalistboy]

@womenarehuman

We have the same problem in Germany too, from left wing to right, everyone uses this neoliberal argument with the comparison of "yes but we all sell our bodies". I really can't stand it anymore, it's everywhere in the comment columns (unfortunately I fell for this way of thinking back then too)!

the current state of r/lesbianactually

these are tims btw

[iamreneewatkins]

direct repost from my 💜 @chocolate_yoga • • • • • I find it interesting when people bash some of us yogis and yoginis for practicing nude or with minimal clothing. So I decided to educate some of you on what traditional yoga attire looks like. When yoga originated in India, most people wore close to nothing. Men in particular. No shirt, no shorts, no socks, and certainly not "yoga pants" ..... which were an American creation that were invented to *drum roll* make someone / companies rich. Surprise surprise. As you can see, these life long yogis are wearing basically nothing. What we here would consider close to "thongs or g strings"....... with this little bit of knowledge, please think twice before you go to belittle or judge someone practicing yoga for "being naked" or "not wearing enough clothes"...... stop fucking judging period! Every woman who practices yoga in underwear isn't fishing for attention. Every woman who chooses to practice naked isn't doing it for "likes"..... did you ever consider the fact that we were simply diving into traditional yoga roots...... most people who judge others are typically lacking knowledge in the field they're talking down to someone else about. How can you speak on a topic you know very little to absolutely NO information about??? Society tells us anything a woman does that's remotely liberating or freeing is sexual, wrong, attention seeking and "hoeish".......... learn to ride the higher waves of frequency. Spreading ignorance and hate won't get you far. And it sure dosent make your opinion relevant, important or CORRECT for that matter. Namaste 🙏🏿 #yoga #yogagirl #yogagram #yogawear #yogaattire #yogaclothing #yogaclothes #traditionalyoga #yoginis #yogafacts #yogajourney #yogajournal #yogajunkie #yogainspiration #yogateacher #yogamotivation #fitness #indianmen #yogadaily #yogavibes #goodenergy #goodvibes #goodvibesonly #women #upliftwomen #womenareart #womenarestrong #womenareperfect #womenarehuman ™@chocolate_yoga

[abolition-alien-blog]

Men who cheat are more likely to have: Sons who cheat on their partners. Daughters who accept cheaters as partners. #radicalfeminism #maleentitlement #perpetualabuse #generationalabuse #itendshere #womenarehuman https://www.instagram.com/p/Btk3KbFFCRr/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=cks972u0pnfg

[bellepaulino326]

The Juarez Femicides (This photograph was taken by an article written on Medium)

“Femicides in Ciudad Juarez”

Idania Rodriguez es mi Madre. La mujer que me dio vida. Una mujer fuerte, independente, a single mother of six children, and the mirror that I always come back to when things don’t make any sense in life. 

My childhood was filled with many stories, but one story that will always linger is the one of “Los Sombreros”.

The story behind Los Sombreros is from my mother’s experience in Ciudad Juarez. In order to understand why she was there and the story behind the city of missing women is one that has always bothered me. According to the account in history, the timeline of rape and murder, and the insurmountable pain behind one of the most dangerous cities in Mexico is one to never bury.

I want to give you a background story of Ciudad Juarez:

A Headline from The Sun digital magazine

“CITY OF SILENCE: The dark mystery of Ciudad Juaréz in Mexico where 1500 women and girls have been brutally murdered and dumped in the desert since 1993”

Wikipedia on Ciudad Juárez and the missing women:

“It was estimated that more than 370 women were killed between 1993 and 2005 in Ciudad Juárez, a city in northern Mexico. The murders of women and girls received international attention primarily due to perceived government inaction in preventing the violence and bringing perpetrators to justice.

The issue has been featured in many dramas, songs, books, and so on.

After surveying 155 killings out of 340 documented between 1993 and 2003, a government committee found that roughly half were prompted by motives like robbery and gang wars, while a little more than a third involved sexual assault. American researchers found that femicides averaged less than 10% of homicides, a level less than that in the United States. A narcofosa (mass grave attributed to organized crime) containing the remains of women killed in 2011 and 2012 was found in Madera Municipality, Chihuahua, in December 2016.”

The headline from The Sun and the information from Wikipedia are convoluted. No one truly knows the number of women that have been raped and murdered in Ciudad Juarez. The only reason why I say this is because my mother’s story says otherwise. 

 Esta es la entrevista y testimonio de Idania Rodriguez:

Annabelle:

When I was a child, I always loved Los Sombreros. I wanted to wear them and I wanted to know why you were always against me wearing them. I didn’t understand what a souvenir was and the importance of the representations of certain items. I remember taking one of them down and a paper fell out that said, “Ciudad Juárez”. What is your connection to this city in Mexico?

Idania:

It was 1985. At that time, in order to receive your permanent residence, you either had to go to the Dominican Republic for a year or Mexico for three weeks. The choice was obvious. Mexico is where I went. I didn’t know that Ciudad Juarez was known to be the city of death, disappearance, human trafficking, rape, and murder of many many women. All I knew was that I loved Mexican vaquero culture, desserts, and “El Divo” Juan Gabriel’s connection to Ciudad Juarez in his life. 

Annabelle: 

Did you hear about the stories of missing women in your stay in Ciudad Juarez?

Idania: 

When I arrived in Juarez, I bonkered with another woman who was from Mexico getting her permanent residency as well. We both wanted to know more about the rich culture that surrounds Ciudad Juarez. Ciudad Juárez is a Mexican city on the Rio Grande, it was just south of El Paso, Texas where my friend Maria lived. The neoclassical Cathedral of Ciudad Juárez, stories of the history of the Mexican Revolution, Mexican vaquero culture, the desserts, tacos,..etc, etc. We both only had three weeks. We couldn’t do all those things, but we wanted to. We walked a lot for the most part. 

The people who lived in Ciudad Juarez would always tell us, “ten cuidado adonde caminas”. We always found it strange that everytime Maria and I went out, the people who lived there would say that. A week and half in, Maria and I decided to ask around why people would say “ten cuidado adonde caminas”. Almost all the people we went up to, men and women, told us that women and little girls were disappearing, never found or seen again. Remember what I told you, this was 1985, not 1993. The drug wars of the 80’s were real and the cartel of Guadalajara had gained a lot of power and control in Mexico.  Maria was very scared after hearing these stories, so she decided to not want to explore Juarez. I, on the other hand, didn’t get far with exploring, but I wanted to know more about the missing women. I went up to a woman who had a joyas stand. I asked her if these stories were true. She told me something that I will never forget. A statement that only families who experience this type of heartbreak would. Me dijo, “Encontraron a mi hermana en el desierto. Ella nada mas tenia 12 anos. Las niñas y las mujeres que abren los ojos el próximo día son bendecidas aquí.”

For some reason, my mother’s story didn’t shock me. I felt like the femicides in Ciudad Juarez extended before 1993. Of course, I’m assuming, but her testimony shows validation to the continuing women who go missing and who still aren’t found. Ni una mas!

[auroraapple22]

@womenarehuman "No amount of wealth will protect a woman from a man who hates her." Amen sister. So eloquently stated, too. Every woman must look among her fellow women and focus on the similarities rather than the differences because we're so much stronger when we stand united.

I hate this fucking freak so much

[julia1x5]

This is actually hilarious when you take a second to look into any "mountain of receipts" and literally every link is to like Reduxx, Womenarehuman (a "Gender identity news" site) the federalist, or even better the huge amount of dead links to deleted wordspace blogs like "autogynephiaisreal" Many links go to deleted local news stories, many stories still available are cis men. Some of the few links that work have very little or nothing to do with trans people. Terfs do the same thing as conservatives where they rapid fire large amounts of false or misleading data to overwhelm their opponents (also very funny and interesting that terfs have the same opponents as conservatives 🤔) Anyway you can't even cherry pick well you dumbasses

[monocomics]

Don't want to be celebrated, just respected like every human should be.. every day.. #art #illustration #womenarehumans #justlikeaman #respect #instaartist #contemporaryartist #notjustoneday #comic #sketchdaily #judgeactionsnotgender #artist #monologish (at New Delhi)

[last-tarrasque]

Regardless of she ran things, she profited off this exploitation immensely.

I love that, your entire excuse for her is that she was a women slanderers by those mean men. Thank you for proving my point. Redfems always jump to the defense of those of the exploring classes simply because they are women. Yet they don’t bat an eye as oppressed women are raped, slaughtered and subject to the most cruel and inhuman conditions.

Women are still being raped as part of operation Kagaar. Women and Gaza are having to undergo c-sections without aesthetics or sanitation. Angela City still exists, but no we need to defend a queen from centuries ago. It seems, @womenarehuman that only certain women are really human to you.

It makes me SICK when i see people talking about women who suffered a lot on history, and they mention Marie Antoinette. Like, "Oh poor Marie, she said sorry to the man who was going to execute her for stepping on his foot" or "poor her, her infamous phrase was not actually said by her." Like, are we forgetting that she was a queen? An oppressor of the working class?? She was an arch conservative, just like her husband. Her death was not due to misogyny. Stop pretending like she was one of the biggest victims in women's history. Stop pretending she was sweet. Feminism without class consciousness that pretends that rich women suffer the same way that working class women are USELESS.