Strawman feminists? Those store owners are doing a pretty good job of playing the part.

Overbearing-feminism IS a joke, though, just like any other overbearing ideology (for lack of a better phrase)

How’d that “you’re not part of the group, so you don’t get to have an opinion” move work out for you?

If you think “Fred Armisen in a wig and a dress” is the joke and not the character itself, you’re willfully obtuse.

White Urban Feminist Women living in a liberal city, there may be like 2 more groups higher than them.

Isn’t that “false equivalency” thing a matter of opinion, though? Like if one person thinks Clinton is just not as bad as Trump, what makes that opinion incorrect? It’s not like you can break out the ol’ T Chart and list pros & con, add ‘em up and determine a winner.

Let me guess, this took place in Rhode Island?

Why would you even try?

I’ve read some shitty sentences before, but that one was super shitty.

“The ones who would be interested in joining in are probably also worried about being perceived as co-opting the movement”

You find her attractive?

Does that make you the no nuance guy?

Holy fuck. That website still gets linked? What’s your first week on the internet been like? Does your mom limit your usage to three hours a week? Remember to be careful in those AOL chatrooms - you never know who you’re actually talking to.

Was there a report that named RW as the one who kaboshed following Kap’s protest?

Why should I listen to anyone who behaves like that?

You don’t think this would lead to a mercenary type situation?

That photo was never intended to help out those addicts - they’re beyond fucked. Our laws will never give us the power to do what is necessary for them. After that, the only thing we can do is use photos like this to draw attention to the problem in hopes of changing those laws and show potential users exactly how…

I disagree. This is the lowest of the low. We shame people for much less all the time. And this shaming isn’t intended to get people to stop, it’s to.. what’s the phrase BLM and others use oh so often? Bring attention to the problem. To start a conversation. To show people how f’d up things are. I think it’s…

What if it reaches one person who doesn’t know and prevents them from using?

We need to be sanctimonious. Stop forgiving shitty behavior.