The very simple insistence of, "That could never happen," implies at least a small, vague idea that no Feminist is capable of doing any wrong.

Let's say for a moment that this lying, Patriarchy-supporting disappointment of a person is making up a situation that never happened specifically to them. Does that discredit the instances where it actually did happen?

Not feminists, just fake ones.

I've been called worse things more frequently in Gawker comments than I have in a LoL match.

When is Kinja going to start banning people?

Let's ignore the fact that the person was using rhetoric to make a point when they mentioned being a waitress, and that the actual meat and potatoes of their comment was her attire, for a moment so that we can have the conversation you so desperately want to have.

"I was harassed!" - Woman

And now, the tables are on the other shoe.

Where was I when the woman in charge of the Federal Reserve became less influential to the world than a woman in charge of singing and dancing well?

Rosebud slap.

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I think Baldur's Gate 2 kind of touched on this concept with the Viconia romance.

"Dumb" is an ableist term. You shouldn't use it to describe things you don't like to hear or see.

Should incest between consenting adults be illegal?

It's just that 99% of the hate I see online is DOTA players calling LOL players "casual trash."

I don't have a "side." I mostly just play Hearthstone and Minecraft, along with some non-committal FPS's like Payday 2 and TF2.

Assume that I didn't know the thing I liked was a joke and acted like a dick on the Internet in an attempt to...I don't know, sound edgy? Be a cool guy? Inflate your ego by trying to belittle someone else?

I like how the DOTA characters called LoL a "steaming pile of shit," and then said they hate LoL players for being arrogant and saying their game is better.

Rush BoS San Fran quest, get Power Armor *Mk1. Tap dance through the rest of the game.

I'll make the same comment over and over. I work a tech job; I don't have shit else to do on a Friday.

I swear I read this same article last week...