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A List of Failures Feminism is Responsible For

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Reply 20
Original post by Maker
I wish my life was so colourful, still I don't need to blame others for my own failings.


None of the issues listed have anything to do with casual sex. Please stop spamming the thread with juvenile insults please. :smile:
Reply 21
Original post by Tyrion_Lannister
Where have I been misandrist? Please point it out, as to my knowledge I never have


Your misandry is evident in every post you make. Desist or work on your issues elsewhere please. :smile:
Original post by Dark Horse
Your misandry is evident in every post you make. Desist or work on your issues elsewhere please. :smile:


It's not misandrist. If you feel pointing out sexism is misandrist that just shows your privilege.
Reply 23
Original post by Dark Horse
None of the issues listed have anything to do with casual sex. Please stop spamming the thread with juvenile insults please. :smile:


I see you have not denied your rather childish rant has to do with a lack of success with the opposite sex. Don't you think your time would be better spent trying to remedy that instead of wasting it on this sort of thing? Or else, you could take up holy orders with a celibate religious community or consider becoming a eunuch.
Original post by Dark Horse
The welfare system hotly promoted and buttressed both by the feminists and the politically correct supports single motherhood. And the same is true for the laws concerning child-support payments and alimony.

These not only make fathers and husbands redundant, they also encourage their very own women and children to see them in exactly this way.

Men are, therefore, easily rejected, and they are often also treated with contempt.

They are, after all, redundant.

And another word for 'redundant' is, of course, 'worthless'.

Family and marital breakdown are the major cause of misbehaviour and poor socialisation in males. Indeed, those who are brought up without their fathers at home are far more likely ...

... to live in poverty and deprivation
... to be trouble in school
... to have more trouble getting along with others
... to have health problems
... to suffer physical, emotional, or sexual abuse
... to run away from home
... to experience problems with sexual health
... to become teenage parents
... to offend against the law
... to smoke, drink alcohol and take drugs
... to play truant from school
... to be excluded from school
... to leave school at 16
... to have poor adjustments to adulthood problems
... to attain little in the way of qualifications
... to experience unemployment
... to have low incomes
... to be on welfare
... to experience homelessness
... to go to jail
... to suffer from long term emotional and psychological problems
... to engage only in casual relationships
... to have children outside marriage or outside any partnership

I'm a bit confused as to the point you are making? Isn't feminism all about the equality of women, how has striving to achieve this caused any of the above?!
Dark Horse... I mean this in all seriousness, but did something happen to you? I remember at one point your threads were mostly about introverts but the last page or so of your threads are almost exclusively related to feminism. Did something happen?
Reply 26
Original post by Tyrion_Lannister
It's not misandrist. If you feel pointing out sexism is misandrist that just shows your privilege.


Nah.
Reply 27
Original post by Maker
I see you have not denied your rather childish rant has to do with a lack of success with the opposite sex. Don't you think your time would be better spent trying to remedy that instead of wasting it on this sort of thing? Or else, you could take up holy orders with a celibate religious community or consider becoming a eunuch.


I don't have a clue what you're talking about, and I'm fairly certain you don't either. :wink:
​Feminism is not misandry.
Original post by Dark Horse
I don't have a clue what you're talking about, and I'm fairly certain you don't either. :wink:


He's saying you'd be better off actually trying to get laid rather than making marginally disturbing rants about women
Reply 30
Original post by Dark Horse
I don't have a clue what you're talking about, and I'm fairly certain you don't either. :wink:


Haven't your parents had the "talk" with you yet?
Reply 31
Original post by Maker
Haven't your parents had the "talk" with you yet?


I find this comment rather amusing given that the OP which you started crying about was a list of issues given rise to by broken homes and fatherless children. Your logic is rather flawed here my friend. :lol:
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Original post by Dark Horse
The welfare system hotly promoted and buttressed both by the feminists and the politically correct supports single motherhood. And the same is true for the laws concerning child-support payments and alimony.

These not only make fathers and husbands redundant, they also encourage their very own women and children to see them in exactly this way.

Men are, therefore, easily rejected, and they are often also treated with contempt.

They are, after all, redundant.

And another word for 'redundant' is, of course, 'worthless'.

Family and marital breakdown are the major cause of misbehaviour and poor socialisation in males. Indeed, those who are brought up without their fathers at home are far more likely ...

... to live in poverty and deprivation
... to be trouble in school
... to have more trouble getting along with others
... to have health problems
... to suffer physical, emotional, or sexual abuse
... to run away from home
... to experience problems with sexual health
... to become teenage parents
... to offend against the law
... to smoke, drink alcohol and take drugs
... to play truant from school
... to be excluded from school
... to leave school at 16
... to have poor adjustments to adulthood problems
... to attain little in the way of qualifications
... to experience unemployment
... to have low incomes
... to be on welfare
... to experience homelessness
... to go to jail
... to suffer from long term emotional and psychological problems
... to engage only in casual relationships
... to have children outside marriage or outside any partnership


You haven't given any citations for these points but for argument's sake let's assume they're all true, in which case, why do you think these are all due to feminism? Do you not think this could be more down to a one-parent household having less income and less contact than a two-parent one? I've been looking for information about single dads but I couldn't find much difference (admittedly I don't think enough studies about them have been conducted thus far).
Reply 33
Original post by Tyrion_Lannister
He's saying you'd be better off actually trying to get laid rather than making marginally disturbing rants about women


Whilst I agree that he issues I listed are somewhat disturbing, you only have feminism to thank for them. No amount of casual sex is going to eradicate these societal issues, and as such, I think you are foolish for suggesting it.
Reply 34
Children growing up without fathers, or without an extended family support system as an alternative, are definitely a big problem. I don't see how anyone can deny that. However, in most of the welfare cases the absent fathers are just as feckless as the mothers, so I don't really know why you are singling out the women for criticism. + It's not the children's fault - someone has to support them, though I agree this has probably enhanced feckless attitudes in both genders... I personally think that people should not have children unless they can afford them and parent them, but I really don't think it's possible to implement a policy like that. Social ostracism may work (probably it is what used to work), but I think English society has gone too far the other way (celebrating promiscuity, etc.).
Reply 35
Original post by Dark Horse
I find this comment rather amusing given that the OP which you started crying about was a list of issues given rise to by broken homes and fatherless children. Your logic is rather flawed here my friend. :lol:




Why are you scared of women?
Reply 36
Original post by Maker
Why are you scared of women?


This is a loaded question and an obvious logical fallacy. Please stop spamming the thread with irrelevant nonsense. :wink:
Original post by Dark Horse
The welfare system hotly promoted and buttressed both by the feminists and the politically correct supports single motherhood. And the same is true for the laws concerning child-support payments and alimony.

These not only make fathers and husbands redundant, they also encourage their very own women and children to see them in exactly this way.

Men are, therefore, easily rejected, and they are often also treated with contempt.

They are, after all, redundant.

And another word for 'redundant' is, of course, 'worthless'.

Family and marital breakdown are the major cause of misbehaviour and poor socialisation in males. Indeed, those who are brought up without their fathers at home are far more likely ...

... to live in poverty and deprivation
... to be trouble in school
... to have more trouble getting along with others
... to have health problems
... to suffer physical, emotional, or sexual abuse
... to run away from home
... to experience problems with sexual health
... to become teenage parents
... to offend against the law
... to smoke, drink alcohol and take drugs
... to play truant from school
... to be excluded from school
... to leave school at 16
... to have poor adjustments to adulthood problems
... to attain little in the way of qualifications
... to experience unemployment
... to have low incomes
... to be on welfare
... to experience homelessness
... to go to jail
... to suffer from long term emotional and psychological problems
... to engage only in casual relationships
... to have children outside marriage or outside any partnership

No to all of the above.
So you're saying feminism causes poverty?
Reply 39
Original post by Loveable :)
No to all of the above.


Yes to all lol

lol

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