There is a treatment for that. It’s called “not giving a fuck.”

Actually, it is. You missed the nuance of what I said.

That’s the same attitude being already bandied about among some MRAs to defend the posters going after Emma Sulkowicz.

Picture of a MALE god eating his MALE offspring in a way to control the reproduction rights of his WIFE so that he doesn’t have to worry about them eventually overthrowing him.

Not really. There’s plenty of examples of female monsters in art that could’ve been used. Instead, what was chosen was a case where a father was exercising control over a mother’s reproductive rights.

They already have all of the proof they need in how the charges were handled.

Not necessarily. They have to prove the accusations are wrong. Which means proving the rape happened.

That’s a picture of a man devouring his son.

Scary thought: The posters are permitted.

Not enough evidence a rape happened.

Most people don’t because of the mistaken belief they’re lethally toxic to humans. The tea guy, though... you’ll need a Ouija Board for that. Only reason I found mention of it on Wikipedia is he died from the tea. If you want to read more, click this link.

Nah. Not thinking enough like a right-winger. Keep in mind they’ve called her out for hypocrisy on her diet program.

Depends on the person, specifically how they react to the alkaline that is actually the poison.

That’s because they are poisonous. The amount of poison within the plant is generally not enough to harm humans (though, according to Wikipedia, using the leaves to make tea can kill you). So, as long as you’re not eating too much of the plant itself or feeding it or the fruit to your pets, there should be no problem.

Complete dumbassed move.

Go to the A Voice For Men website and compare articles there to Karyn’s article.

This article reads like something I’d see on A Voice For Men.

And I wasn’t claiming she spoke for everyone, or that the protesters spoke for everyone.

I was referring to tone, not wording. Take a look at the protester replies to what she said. You’ll see that they picked up on the tone as well. And they were less forgiving about it than I am.

GamerGate didn’t start to take out Zoe Quinn. The origins of the movement actually go back to the early 2000s and were about gaming journalism, specifically how for awhile it was pretty much another form of advertising for gaming companies.