Probably not the worst by any means, but I feel that it's still a story worth telling:

One can never tell.

You are a god amongst trolls.

"Never forget I'm a tiny ball of feathers, talons, and MURDER."

Meh, as long as people aren't trying to argue, "The entire premise of the site that you're posting on is full of shit," I tend to find that most people here are pretty friendly and receptive. Sure, somebody is going to find issue with whatever you say about anything, but that's not too different from any site with low…

That's a VERY good point. Hell, I'm an "internet discourse scholar," that's really the first thing that should have occurred to me - "online disinhibition," or GIFT.

I define Islamophobia the standard way: "a hatred or fear of Islam or Muslims, especially when feared as a political force."

Hey, you're right that we don't have laws the expressly favor men over women. Those laws have been officially revoked.

While it does appear that there is actual evidence that the #EndFathersDay thing was indeed started by trolls (a rarity, the thing about trolling is that it's usually so damn hard to prove one way or another), there were indeed too many people who took up the hashtag seriously, and those "feminists" need to be fucking…

Thank you! I feel awful - I spent all night arguing while I was visiting friends I haven't seen in half a year. They were asleep so I thought it'd be fine, but now I've gone and slept through most of our day together!

A very, very good point. I'm going to have to remember the Dr. House example next time I teach my rhetoric of hate speech class, thank you!

A very good point, I've seen plenty of applause worthy discussions on Chan boards as well. Their very format means that no single point of view is ever going to be able to completely dominate, and I appreciate its anarchism in those regards. I definitely should have acknowledged that in earlier posts, but I got...…

Hence why I said Anon as opposed to Anonymous. I try to use the former to refer to posters on various Chan boards, the latter to refer to the hactivist group.

To your last point (again, falling out of my fucking chair here, so I'll get to the earlier points later) - at no point have I said that gender roles don't oppress men. If course they fucking do. Not equally, but things don't need to be equal for them to still matter. False rape reports like what you say you have…

Point by point breakdown:

Everything you've listed misses the key point - it's all about men and control. It's not about being in control nearly as much as it's all about striving for it.

Examples of patriarchy:

Since when did I specify it was only /b/ I was talking about?

A) My bad, I claim shitty kinja arrangements and laziness on my part.

I'm not really going to address the first point, because that context was never indicated at any point in this thread or the article it's referencing.