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Topic: Study: Everyone hates environmentalists and feminists - page 19. (Read 80480 times)

legendary
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What percentage of women have been abused by a male in their family?

99%, according to the latest feminist poll... 100% if you count the unborn male fetus stealing vital energy from his own mother... Smiley



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Kia ora!
What percentage of women have been abused by a male in their family?
legendary
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Burger King "Lady" has a civilized conversation on a sidewalk...


http://youtu.be/g67z_xBe07Q

I believe she covered every single feminist talking points in a few seconds, even racism. Also she is known to be practicing soccer player, based on her mean and famous right foot kick... Sadly could't afford to hail a cab. Had to wait in the back of a bus for the cops to come  Grin Cheesy Grin


HOLY SHIT. DEMS SUM TEEFUS!
I think she is just a little angry about losing the genetic lottery and therefore all males are sexist and overderprivileged.

I am not a shrink, although I like to play one on bitcointalk from time to time but... when re watching the video it seems you have a valid point. It is more about her than anything else.




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Burger King "Lady" has a civilized conversation on a sidewalk...


http://youtu.be/g67z_xBe07Q

I believe she covered every single feminist talking points in a few seconds, even racism. Also she is known to be practicing soccer player, based on her mean and famous right foot kick... Sadly could't afford to hail a cab. Had to wait in the back of a bus for the cops to come  Grin Cheesy Grin


HOLY SHIT. DEMS SUM TEEFUS!
I think she is just a little angry about losing the genetic lottery and therefore all males are sexist and overderprivileged.
legendary
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Burger King "Lady" has a civilized conversation on a sidewalk...


http://youtu.be/g67z_xBe07Q

I believe she covered every single feminist talking points in a few seconds, even racism. Also she is known to be practicing soccer player, based on her mean and famous right foot kick... Sadly could't afford to hail a cab. Had to wait in the back of a bus for the cops to come  Grin Cheesy Grin

legendary
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Happy Father's Day!


legendary
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Not everyone hates anyone. Stupid headlines do not facilitate civil discourse. Nor does personalization or sweeping under a single banner describe the many disparate issues these rubrics contain. For instance, one might dislike a feminism of equality, which posits that any woman ought to be able to do anything any man can,


Now let us wait for all the proud "new" feminist websites, personal blogs, etc... for decrying this as a good example of censorship from the patriarchy in 3... 2... 1...



http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/06/13/us-egypt-harassment-idUSKBN0EO0TQ20140613

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On my opinion the two most annoying groups are feminists and religious fanatics.


The more agressive the promotion of a movement(community) is the more hate it causes among regular people.

For example - Sochi Winter Olympics and LGBT community. Gay people would give so much shit about it so i really started getting annoyed at them. Like, REALLY.
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On my opinion the two most annoying groups are feminists and religious fanatics.


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Not everyone hates anyone. Stupid headlines do not facilitate civil discourse. Nor does personalization or sweeping under a single banner describe the many disparate issues these rubrics contain. For instance, one might dislike a feminism of equality, which posits that any woman ought to be able to do anything any man can,

If you take your time browsing this thread  the idea a woman should NOT be equal to a man (in modern western societies) is not too popular. The idea feminists NEVER seem to fight for their female comrades rights where they are being abused all over the world is a common idea on this thread...



Well often the activists championing the plight of the people in oppressed countries point a finger at those in the western ones as the oppressors responsible for the situation.  To take up that banner would force them to label themselves as an oppressor by nature of being born in a more wealthy country.  This would cause a great deal of mental anguish due to cognitive dissonance.  These individuals have spent years viewing themselves as oppressed by some imagined patriarchy.  To switch caps would simply be too much to ask.     
legendary
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Not everyone hates anyone. Stupid headlines do not facilitate civil discourse. Nor does personalization or sweeping under a single banner describe the many disparate issues these rubrics contain. For instance, one might dislike a feminism of equality, which posits that any woman ought to be able to do anything any man can,

If you take your time browsing this thread  the idea a woman should NOT be equal to a man (in modern western societies) is not too popular. The idea feminists NEVER seem to fight for their female comrades rights where they are being abused all over the world is a common idea on this thread...

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Not everyone hates anyone. Stupid headlines do not facilitate civil discourse. Nor does personalization or sweeping under a single banner describe the many disparate issues these rubrics contain. For instance, one might dislike a feminism of equality, which posits that any woman ought to be able to do anything any man can,
legendary
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The legacy of Rachel Carson is that tens of millions of human lives – mostly children in poor, tropical countries – have been traded for the possibility of slightly improved fertility in raptors.  This remains one of the monumental human tragedies of the last century.  It is shocking that Dunn, an assistant professor of biology, remains ignorant of Carson’s shortcomings, and deplorable that university students are exposed to a scientist who manifests such ignorance and failure to respect the norms of science.  Likewise, Nature’s decision to publish Dunn’s commentary reflects either an antiscientific bias or a failure of peer-review.
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The only mistake would be to believe those people care more about humans than mosquitoes  


I would beg to differ with your article's negative take on Rachael Carson.

The problem is not that she was utterly, flagrantly wronger than wrong.  It is that norms of behavior in society, including the political parties and the legal/administrative institutions, could not and would not act at any pace - whether swiftly or leisurely - to correct the errors in science and judgement regardless of the negative consequences of leaving the status quo.

As we experience a quickening of the rate of scientific progress, it is important to recognize these failings.


As of now in 2014, do we know if DDT would bring more harm than good, based on the latest research?

Right now Brazil is introducing a genetically modified mosquito into the wild. Is that solution better than using DDT?



Why should I or anyone care if it is BETTER?

Who if anyone, postulates that they are in a position to deliver nations "choices"...and of those two, one must or should be picked?
legendary
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lol.. another one losing the plot.  Grin

America's highest paid female executive had sex change at age 40

http://rt.com/business/165060-martine-rothblatt-united-therapeutics
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LOL!  I agree...or would like to but don't have enough interest to evaluate the study.

I would suggest a test of the hypothesis by naming the next giant hurricane 'Hurricane Fred Rogers'.



Awesome! If this garbage was actually true maybe we should name hurricanes after notorious serial killers. Ted Bundy is expected to make landfall......
legendary
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LOL!  I agree...or would like to but don't have enough interest to evaluate the study.

I would suggest a test of the hypothesis by naming the next giant hurricane 'Hurricane Fred Rogers'.


Anything.  As long as we don't have a Hurricane named Tiny Tim.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=skU-jBFzXl0
legendary
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LOL!  I agree...or would like to but don't have enough interest to evaluate the study.

I would suggest a test of the hypothesis by naming the next giant hurricane 'Hurricane Fred Rogers'.

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Researchers at the University of Illinois and Arizona State University examined six decades of hurricane death rates according to gender, spanning  1950 and 2012.  Of the 47 most damaging hurricanes, the female-named hurricanes produced an average of 45 deaths compared to 23 deaths in male-named storms, or almost double the number of fatalities.  (The study excluded Katrina and Audrey, outlier storms that would skew the model).

The difference in death rates between genders was even more pronounced when comparing strongly masculine names versus strongly feminine ones.

“[Our] model suggests that changing a severe hurricane’s name from Charley … to Eloise … could nearly triple its death toll,” the study says.

Sharon Shavitt, study co-author and professor of marketing at the University of Illinois, says the results imply an “implicit sexism”; that is, we make decisions about storms based on the gender of their name without even knowing it.
“When under the radar, that’s when it [the sexism] has the potential to influence our judgments,” Shavitt said.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/capital-weather-gang/wp/2014/06/02/female-named-hurricanes-kill-more-than-male-because-people-dont-respect-them-study-finds/



Wow, that is about the most contrived bullshit I have ever read. I suppose we can in fact read a political agenda into anything we want.
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