Mac Miller could be one factor. Or, as she watched the SNL taping on Saturday, she took a good look at who she was engaged to and realized that there are better options for her than this immature idiot.
Mac Miller could be one factor. Or, as she watched the SNL taping on Saturday, she took a good look at who she was engaged to and realized that there are better options for her than this immature idiot.
Keep in mind women haven’t been collectively oppressing men for thousands of years. They have every reason to hate us, and that’s why misandry isn’t real and misogyny is. It’s also why there’s no such thing as white racism.
If your experience is that women hate you, you might want to do some introspection, bud.
Misandry isn’t real.
You know what will help combat sexual assault?
Anyone who uses the term “virtue signalling” is signalling that they can be ignored.
When someone was decrying the SJWish-ness of Marvel books on FB, I posted a picture of Captain America #1 (the one where he’s punching out Hitler) and said that it’s kinda always been about “social justice”. His response was words to the effect of “We were at war.”
Look no further than any io9 comment section after a Star Wars article. You’re guaranteed to find someone bitching about the Rebellion / Resistance being “used by the writers” to advocate a “social justice agenda,” as if that’s not the entire fucking plot of Star Wars.
Rob’s answer was better because it pointed to the truth that we don’t like self-examination. Your answer is technically correct, but we all miss the point sometimes when the point is pointing at us.
I literally saw a jackass the other day on Twitter bitching about X-Men suddenly being used to promote an SJW agenda, refusing to admit that the comic had always been about dealing with issues related to prejudice and minorities.
“From the future, can you figure out the “logic” behind the average Comicgate supporter’s hatred of SJWs, yet their love of characters/teams that are literally Social Justice Warriors? I mean, how can you love the X-Men, yet not get the very not subtle message that mutants and mutant rights are a metaphor for…
This space junk can comunicate with NASA from the edge of our universe but my cell phone drops calls at least three times a day. Come on Verizon get your $hit together.
I also think that. Seinfeld wanted to attribute young people not laughing to them being too sensitive. Maybe people just don't really find hacky material about floppy hands looking gay and French to be all that hilarious.
I have to laugh at a Bernie supporter invoking “purity politics.” What a pathetic attempt at spin.
It won’t affect elections if all those kids live in cities. Assuming all those kids grow up to be straight-ticket D voters, it’ll be the same story: double-digit electoral blowouts in CA, IL, and NY getting cancelled out by meager GOP wins in PA, FL, and OH, and what do you know, another D candidate wins the popular…
Genuine question: At this point, will it matter? With a supreme court weighted to the Repubs, can anything actually change the course of this trainwreck?
I did always think this was cool:
I’m glad you mentioned Kelsey Grammar as one of the few good things about X3. It may have seemed a bizarre choice to those who didn’t know the character, but as someone who read a lot of classic X-Men comics when I heard he was cast as Beast I thought “perfect”.
i remember watching this in the cinema and thinking “why the fuck isn’t Parker Posey playing Lois Lane”. She was perfect for the role instead of that kate actress.
I don’t think this is likely to work. I grew up in this environment, and I can tell you there’s nothing this crowd loves doing more than forgiving one of their own for some allegedly mortal sin, provided they throw themselves on Jesus’s mercy and publicly recommit themselves to the approved value set. They won’t turn…