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Depends on the situation. Some situations call for Modesty, Some less so. Knowing which situation is appropriate for both, having common sense, and not being dramatic about it, is to be respected. If you’re gonna show up to work or school in a mini skirt, you can damn well bet people will have less respect for you.
The thing I hate about coming out is the way society expects it to go down.
When gay people come out, more often than not they are expected to almost have to beg for their families love, and if they receive it without having to, they are expected to be over the moon and rejoice and be thankful and think, “what loving family and friends I have”.
The way coming out should go down is the exact opposite.Â
Families and friends should almost have to beg for your love, and should most definitely be apologetic for the homophobic shit they most likely put you through whilst you were still in the closet. They should be like, “I’m sorry I was a bigoted prick all these years, I hope you can still love me and forgive me”.
The thing that bothered me the most when I came out was that my families reaction was just, “of course we have no problem, we love you no matter what”… when what I really wanted was an apology. An apology for having been ignored for years, an apology for having to sit though homophobia not only by them, but by my extended family and their friends. But what I got was, “of course it’s not a problem, now lets not talk about it again and lets not bring up all the horrible shit that we said to you openly or allowed to be said about gay people openly because we don’t want to feel bad”.
It bothers me so much to this day how much society loves to praise straight people for being so accepting of gay people but no one ever praises gay people for accepting and loving their families through the years despite all the homophobia.
It bothers me so much to this day how much society loves to praise straight people for being so accepting of gay people but no one ever praises gay people for accepting and loving their families through the years despite all the homophobia.
Maybe not every family or straight person is homophobic? Jus sayin. My friend talked to me about what it was like to come out. He told his dad, he responded with “Please make sure to keep the noise down if you have a boy over.” and that was the end of it. Everyone thinks coming out is some huge life altering mega changing moment, and in some cases for sure it is. But most people are apathetic and care very little about what kind of genitals you like. It’s not some super special status where everyone either hates you for it loves you for it, just like most adults issues, most people are just content, those who arn’t in that situation, well, that sucks, but, that’s not indicative of your average person, and you’re delusional if you think it is.
Feminism then and now.
Mhm. Those are two sets of women, out being loud about issues that are important to them and other women. Suffrage and sexual assault are both important issues, then and now.Â
Not really seeing the point you’re trying to make?Â
no actually the women on the left are fighting for their right to votes meanwhile the women on the right are just taking pride in how many random guys dicks they can shove down their throatÂ
You…don’t know what the purpose of Slut Walks is. Awesome. Nice to see how quickly the misogyny comes out when faced with ignorance.Â
In 2011 a Toronto police officer said women should “avoid dressing like sluts” to evade being sexually assaulted.Â
Heather Jarvis told NPR about the reasons for starting the Slut Walk: “This idea is very, very common that somehow people who experience sexual assault do something to attract it, are asking for it, or even deserve it. And that’s not OK. And it’s not the case. So we decided to go down to Toronto police headquarters and tell the Toronto police that we had had enough and we demanded better and we wanted to raise awareness about these issues. So we decided to call it a SlutWalk to use a language that the police officer used against us and throw it back at them.”
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These are all women who are fighting to be treated equally and equitably with men. They all want to stop being seen as objects, and be who they are without the influence of men or misogyny. Why is this so difficult to understand.
Because guys are seen as objects too and we aren’t pussies to whine about it
#Fataliity
Feminism then and now.
Mhm. Those are two sets of women, out being loud about issues that are important to them and other women. Suffrage and sexual assault are both important issues, then and now.Â
Not really seeing the point you’re trying to make?Â
no actually the women on the left are fighting for their right to votes meanwhile the women on the right are just taking pride in how many random guys dicks they can shove down their throatÂ
You…don’t know what the purpose of Slut Walks is. Awesome. Nice to see how quickly the misogyny comes out when faced with ignorance.Â
In 2011 a Toronto police officer said women should “avoid dressing like sluts” to evade being sexually assaulted.Â
Heather Jarvis told NPR about the reasons for starting the Slut Walk: “This idea is very, very common that somehow people who experience sexual assault do something to attract it, are asking for it, or even deserve it. And that’s not OK. And it’s not the case. So we decided to go down to Toronto police headquarters and tell the Toronto police that we had had enough and we demanded better and we wanted to raise awareness about these issues. So we decided to call it a SlutWalk to use a language that the police officer used against us and throw it back at them.”
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These are all women who are fighting to be treated equally and equitably with men. They all want to stop being seen as objects, and be who they are without the influence of men or misogyny. Why is this so difficult to understand.
Because guys are seen as objects too and we aren’t pussies to whine about it
@fandomsandfeminism “1200 women get sexually assaulted on news years Eve by 2000 Muslim migrants on news years eve 2015, Feminist mayor of Cologne tells women: dress modestly and stay one arm length away from them” explain this shit. Explain, Sweden having the highest rape numbers in Europe and the police slut shaming the victims and calling them whores and racists when it turns out they were raped by Afghan or Somali men. Explain, the daughter of a high ranking EU official being raped and murdered by an Afghan migrant and feminists defending him. Explain 2 Afghan migrants raping a Swedish woman and live streaming it on Facebook: and the feminist politicians of Sweden saying “dress modestly”. Explain “women who don’t cover up, deserve to be raped” aim Sweden and feminists defending them because apparently Muslim men placed them there
Muslims, Migrants and actual rape get a free pass remember. It’s just derogatory comments, White men or “Rape Culture.” That feminists argue against.
More like…Third Wave: Focusing on the continued cultural forms of discrimination, the harmful effects of gender roles and gendered  expectations, as well as a push by many feminists to amplify the concerns, voices, and visibility of groups of women that early forms of feminism had largely ignored (women of color, LGBT+ women, impoverished women, disabled women, etc.)Â
We were called extremists and every ugly name under the sun when we were suffragists. We were called extremists and every ugly name under the sun when we were women’s lib. And look, here we are again. New day, same old song and dance.Â
This post is honestly so funny to me.
Like, the final girl representing third wave feminism is the only one who looks angry, because obviously if you show any emotion about your cause, it invalidates your opinion (its probably just “that time of the month” right?! women are so emotional).
Secondly, it makes sense that the “artist” of this lovely comic used only white women because that’s all the first two waves of feminism were for. “Movement succeeded in gaining women the right to vote & other legal liberties” give me a break. First wave feminism went out of their way to make sure that only white women were involved (they didn’t want to make it a “race thing”). “Moment succeeded in securing career options for women and many reproductive rights”  WE ARE STILL FIGHTING FOR THAT!!! Sure, there are lots more women in STEM jobs now, but not enough. And okay, abortion is legal now, but that doesn’t mean women are safe to get them (I’m not going to link anything to this because you can just look up Planed Parenthood shooting). And for the one thousandth time, The Pay Gap Is Real, and it disproportionally affects women of color.Â
Finally, I just love the random stab at rape culture here because it seems like their denying its existence?? like how can you truthfully say that rape culture doesn't exist when a song literally about rape was top of the charts for 12 fucking weeks.
People have always been against feminism from the very beginning. Don’t pretend you support or respect my sisters in the past if you won’t support and respect my sisters now.
Reblogging only for the comments. I can’t wait for OP’s next comic, in which he draws how far up his own ass his head can fit.Â
Lol, please, the majority of Tumblr’s userbase have their head denigrated so far inbetweenst their cheecks that you would need an electron microscope to determine if it was their ass or their mouth spewing shit. Fortunately in my highest level of education I can inform you that it is most certainly the latter.Â
“NO BORDERS”
“OUR RULES APPLY IN THIS SPECIFIC ZONE WE HAVE CLAIMED AS OURS”
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Oh god, the Irony is unpalpable.
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So it looks like even my personal favourite game has dev’s that know their stuff. Priceless. Also, in unrelated news Crying-Cat is a fag.
False allegations.
So, for those of you who don’t know, the past year and a half I have been fighting a false allegation from a vindictive evil little woman. Over the past week I’ve been in court, not only did I demolish her in court but she openly admitted to lying on the stand. So, found innocent on all charges, vindication!
At the end of all this though I had my home, university access and large parts of my finances taken away from me throughout this. It’s over and I get it all back now. For those who think false allegations are rare or undamaging, you’re fucking idiots who should probably educate themselves. They are harrowing, painful, vindictive and hard to fight. But here I am, the truth won, and I’m back for good.
Feminism then and now.
Mhm. Those are two sets of women, out being loud about issues that are important to them and other women. Suffrage and sexual assault are both important issues, then and now.Â
Not really seeing the point you’re trying to make?Â
no actually the women on the left are fighting for their right to votes meanwhile the women on the right are just taking pride in how many random guys dicks they can shove down their throatÂ
You…don’t know what the purpose of Slut Walks is. Awesome. Nice to see how quickly the misogyny comes out when faced with ignorance.Â
In 2011 a Toronto police officer said women should “avoid dressing like sluts” to evade being sexually assaulted.Â
Heather Jarvis told NPR about the reasons for starting the Slut Walk: “This idea is very, very common that somehow people who experience sexual assault do something to attract it, are asking for it, or even deserve it. And that’s not OK. And it’s not the case. So we decided to go down to Toronto police headquarters and tell the Toronto police that we had had enough and we demanded better and we wanted to raise awareness about these issues. So we decided to call it a SlutWalk to use a language that the police officer used against us and throw it back at them.”
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These are all women who are fighting to be treated equally and equitably with men. They all want to stop being seen as objects, and be who they are without the influence of men or misogyny. Why is this so difficult to understand.
What’s so comical about this is that OP doesn’t understand that back when the women on the left were asking for rights, they were treated exactly the way he’s treating the women on the right for doing the slut walk. Fragile men will forever look back at other forms of “feminism” and pretend like the newer forms are “bad” and that previous women fought for “real rights,” while ignoring that fragile men of their time treated them exactly the same.
plus, back then women who opposed sexism were wearing scandalous outfits. They were wearing PANTS and had SHORT SKIRTS and SHOWING THEIR STOCKINGS, like. seems tame now but those ladies were doing the same thing.
I’m happy to see the few of you have no basis for your arguments in any form of objective fact or historical accuracy. To start off, the women in the picture are wearing standard female attire for their period (Left), if your idea of “Women opposing sexism” equates to women just wearing less clothing, then you’re quite simply dense. When sexism was as prevalent as it was back then, women fought for their rights, they met men on the precipice and worked within the system, to change the system with fair clear and reasonable demands. Whilst the men of the time formed opposition (Not all of them though, otherwise you’re falling into a sexist argument yourself that all men behave alike/believe alike, nor the majority, thus the change in votes for women) they were put on a spotlight to defend their views and failing the ability to do so and after fair fighting votes for women became accepted, most other forms of feminism have had (Relatively) clear goals. Post third wave feminism, todays modern form of feminism, simply has not got that message. There are no clear directives for what they are fighting for in law or society. The group as a whole is toxicly and bitterly fighting between themselves, the more vocal and crazy of which being branded “Not feminists” by feminists in a argument, but openly supported when not in debate. There is no Laws or System in place that are unequal in content or sexist in nature that anyone can point to, and feminists are not fighting for that (Abortion is possibly the sole example of a contentious issue) , but to claim that opposition to abortion is the same as sexism, like most SJW feminist claim, is just retardation at its finest. Especially considering the amount of women against abortion who are being ignored or chastised by the same community for not having the “Right opinion” for a female (Hint, this is sexist as fuck and a huge plague in the feminist circles.) As someone who does this reguarly, I obviously know what a slutwalk is, as I did when I posted the image. The problem is that the slut walk is feminisms reaction to an isolated issue from a cop followed by a sexist belief that that cops belief is representitive of the male genders entire beliefs or the majority of it (Sexist, as fuck. Hypocritical too.) The meaning behind the walk being inherently sexist as such as it’s blaming the behaviour of the absolute minority (Rapists and abusers) and acting like society supports these views or behaviours, then protests based on that warped and sexist view on men and the justice system. Simultaniously offering nothing but blame and vitriol and most importantly absolutely ZERO solutions, like the majority of feminist or SJW inspired protests.
Couple that with the fact that slandering people, outright lying about them or their position in order to try and ostracise and bemean people (Milo Yiannopoulos (The Gay Jewish Nazi) Ben Shapiro (The privileged antisemetic Jew) Steven Crowder (The alt right nutjob.) Sargon of Akaad (The Far Right member of a left of center political viewpoint.) and god knows how many others.) Mix that with the movements consistent mockery and insinuation that Men’s rights are some form of joke (When equality means that we should have the same rights, period) or brigading and protesting talks about horrible sexist anti feminist things such as Male suicide, Legal Parity in Sentencing, Lack of domestic abuse support, unfair divorce settlements, child custody or right to have an opinion on abortion etc etc etc etc the list goes on, then you start to see modern day feminism for what it is. A thinly veiled attempt at segregation and quelling of free discussion and democratic discourse in a concerted effort to blame not just men, but anyone who doesn’t follow their rhetoric (Trans and POC included happily as long as they don’t follow this corrupt form of feminism they’re fair game.) to exert power and punish people based on idendity politics (Sex, Gender or Belief structure.) Equality over bullying hypocritical authoritarianism every day. And that means Everyone has a right to an opinion, even those with opinions different than yours.Â
I think the occupy movement made a mockery of the anarcho- part of the term. Occupy, if I remember rightly, were essentially a socialist movement. Part of the anarchocapitalism shtick is the physical removal of communists from a healthy social order. I'd recommend "democracy: the god that failed" as a good starter.
The problem with the occupy movement in my area (Liverpool, UK), was that while yes it was a socialist movement, the people it attracted generally tended  to be supporters of Anarchism, which, put simply, I’m not.I spent about 21 years of my life being liberal left of centre, when it actually came to being outside my bubble (Education, like minded people of similar age and demographic, with similar educational upbringing and background for the majority.) I shifted slowly towards centre, where according the political compass I sit directly in bar a point to the right.Anarcho communism as a system is just inherently flawed, individual sovereinity isn’t complicit with the fundamental understanding of human nature. Barter based economies are just not viable in the modern age for anything out of local groups, severely limiting access to resources and infrastructure that you would need some form of management under. Human rights, a justice system, checks and balances in the effort to stop abuse of what power people have, these things simply can’t exist in a system without some form of authority, preferrably by a government of a multitude of representatives from all walks of life.I tended to find that in occupy and the liberal and anarchistic circles I assosiated with shortly after, that you had a slippery slope of people spouting more and more extreme political ideologies (Black block Anarchism as an example.), with the precipice that challenging them on their ideology, even in a civilised discourse of ideas was met either with mockery, violence or ostracisation, it was around that point I started realizing that the majority of them people are not open to the idea that their viewpoint may be limited on their enviromental factors and background or else flat out wrong. Which I founded incredible considering these were mainly non college educated people with ideas held directly in things such as politics, economics and societal structure, something that people who spend a better part of a decade of their life researching simply got ignored by them.
PS - throughly enjoy the blog, and the mindless, pussified anons who come blabbering without any kind of argument.
Thanks man, that’s appreciated, business is sorted for the tax year so I’ll be shitposting a bit more reguarly again, glad to hear you like it :)
Definitely, Hoppe is an excellent introduction to anarchocapitalism and I think you'd like the material.
AnarchoCapitalism is an oxymoron, I was involved with Occupy in my younger years and I’ve been through all that shtick, it’s because of my experiences in Occupy that I realize how full of it a lot of these sides are. However, I’m not one to shy away from challenge, I’ll give Hoppe a read and get back to you.
You fucking white RACIST SCUM, YOU RACIST MYSOGENISTIC WHITE M- Jk man I love your blog :^)
:’( I thought I had some hate mail and it’s just another one of my fans, gawd.Jk man/gal, I appreciate it, now I’ve sorted my business for the tax year I’ll be back on again shitposting as always.
Wow. So...your a cunt? Odd. I didn't know it was possible to be both that, and an enormous prick as well. Well done mate.
2creative4me.jpg It’s almost as if you guys want me to be deluded and nice instead of one of the few bastions of honesty here.
I'm a young girl, I'm 17, and I don't believe that women are ever asking to be raped. HOWEVER, I've always thought if you're wearing nothing but pasties, or just dressed very scantily, you're inviting unwanted attention. Like, you can't just walk around topless and not expect to be sexually harassed, in my opinion. Also, calling a "feminist" movement a slut walk seems counterproductive to the feminist ideal that women aren't sluts for dressing a certain way, having multiple partners etc...
I agree with you. The fault is always with the rapist, but, if you don’t want attention of a sexual nature, don’t dress in overly sexualised clothes specifically made to try and grab the sexual attention of other people.I also agree on the slut walk point. If people protested this correctly instead of making a mockery of what they fight for and of themselves (For people like me to pick out on the internet.) then they’d probably achieve more success.
do you ever listen to the shit that comes out of your mouth or do you actual think you sound clever and cool
Nah, just realistic and pragmatic.
