No, that’s not my point at all. Live in Pakistan for several months, interact with different levels of society, and have a conversation with Chaudry in Urdu about what he meant, and you will probably understand what my point is.

But Judaism and Christianity exist because of patriarchy, not the other way around.

While I find the Karshashians tiresome here in America, a “Kim Kardashian” type role model like Qandeel Baloch represented is exactly the kind of feminism countries like Pakistan and Saudi Arabia need. Fuck this family for thinking they’ve now restored “honor” to the family.

Is ANYONE really into old white guys?

I agree with the sentiment, but at the same time I want “honor killings” to be associated with stuff like this: cowardly, senseless, backwards, outdated, and ultimately useless patriarchal fundamentalism.

So terrible. Her brother needs to be caught and jailed. But this is unfortunately the kind of actions that leads to change. She was bold and did her feminism her way.

Also, can we stop calling them ‘honor killings’? It’s murder, plain and simple. The root of the motive may be sexist, patriarchal cultural ideas, but it’s still murder. Calling it ‘honor killings’ implies there a legitimate reason for it, or that culture can be used an excuse. It cannot.

Whole families convicting a woman to death cuz she doesn’t adhere to their atavistic views of decency vs a free society where women have the right to an abortion and contraceptives. Go to a christian church and tell the congegrates that you are planning to convert to another religion. Some might give you funnylooks,…

If we want more feminism in Pakistan, we’ll need to stand up to religious literalists whose dictates for maleness and femaleness lead to honor killings.

I’m 38 and I give myself hand jobs nearly every day.

+1 Putting the dick in pendantic

Seriously tho, the whole Hiddleswift affair has somehow redeemed this douche nozzle a bit.

After careful consideration, and hour long (coughthreesecondscough) deliberation, I have come to the inevitable conclusion that I’m all:

I’m not your friend, buddy.

He’s not your pal, friend.

He’s not your guy, pal.

I don’t think he’s their buddy, guy.

Yes, also known as “americans.”

I’m trying to get outraged about an american adaption of a japanese cartoon using american actors and I just can’t.

If women ever join men on a major professional sports team, I think it will be baseball and I look forward to it.