When you give your opinion in a comment, is it really a necessity to state that it's your personal opinion? It's not like you're tricking anyone or anything.

I understand everyone is trying to get their social justice by saying pigmanbeast is "the hawtest thing ever thank you so much" but I'm not a fool and I have nothing to prove by barking up that tree.

Angry pig-monster face for that lassie.

Our fear of labeling people physically ugly just grants beauty more privilege.

The education gap for example is largely a result of feminist restructuring of the education system after Title IX and discriminate impact theory.

You get acclimated to it, I think. Not that I LIKE living in a messy home. It's like I'm losing an endless war. (Which is stupid, I cause the mess.)

I actually had to learn to pitch my voice up at the end of my statements because I was getting a lot of feedback from students that I was condescending and a know it all. (Because apparently I'm not supposed to be confident in what I'm talking about when it's THE FIELD I WORK IN.)

It might be nice if people didn't talk about being single as if they were "doomed".

"Corporation are legally required to maximize shareholder value."

I approach internet medical research by trying to DISPROVE an illness.

Savita Halapanavar was in the hospital being monitored by doctors, but she still became septic and died, all because the doctors were waiting for the heart beat to stop.

Uh... yes it was relevant. Treyvon was a trouble-making loser that picked a fight with a coward with a gun...and paid the price. So, yes, he was not completely faultless.

Every time I see that gif I think of really oddly proportioned men with missing arms and huge balls

"The boy in question was the product of a single-mother (yay, feminism! You go, girl!) and was a loser/troublemaker. He didn't deserve death though."

We live in a culture that doesn't give two shits about another boy murdered in the streets of (insert city here). We most certainly live in a culture that blames the corpses (victims) for their part in the crime all the time: "Why was he there at 3AM?" "He was just another drug-loser and got what was coming." So,…

"Um....I'm hoping English isn't your first language. There are plenty of powerful, unattractive older women in this world. If you don't believe that, Oprah would like a word with you."

Feminism these days seems less about equality for all and more about 'how can we invade every aspect of life and make things generally unpleasant for everybody not part of our movement?'

It's a trump card. It's a damn powerful trump card when wielded by someone with brains.

....So I had this huge long rebuttal that kinja just ate, so I'm going to summarize instead.

A) I have never been told beauty is all I have. Failing to acknowledge that women have a trump card that greatly dwindles in value after a short expiration date is willful ignorance.