Study: Everyone hates environmentalists and feminists - page 24.

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Quote from: Wilikon on April 23, 2014, 05:15:58 PM

Women with their daughters walking around naked in public while I take their pictures with my google glass then post everything on twitter? Why should anyone be against that? That is the definition of progress Roll Eyes

lol.... I am not against public nudity. I am also progressive, as long as all this drama is not funded by the taxpayer money. Perhaps rather than limiting this to the US / EU, these women should spread the message to Africa and the Middle East.

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Quote from: bryant.coleman on April 23, 2014, 12:33:09 PM

lol... this is funny:

http://www.policymic.com/articles/87809/23-ways-feminists-have-made-the-world-better-for-women

#4. They called out rape culture

These are not real sluts.

Real sluts can't speael their words right.

These are not the sluts you are looking for.

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Quote from: PhydeauxLeChien on April 23, 2014, 04:18:06 PM

Quote from: bryant.coleman on April 23, 2014, 12:33:09 PM

lol... this is funny:

#4. They called out rape culture

Oh ffs. Yes, this is a positive thing. Yes, women should be able to wear whatever they want, or nothing at all, without people implying that it's their fault if they get raped. Is there really any so-called libertarian who disagrees?

Women with their daughters walking around naked in public while I take their pictures with my google glass then post everything on twitter? Why should anyone be against that? That is the definition of progress Roll Eyes

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lol... this is funny:

http://www.policymic.com/articles/87809/23-ways-feminists-have-made-the-world-better-for-women

#4. They called out rape culture

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I don't really post in this thread anymore - too disheartening - but thought I should pop in every so often to remind you both that you're doing feminists a disservice by finding the most silly-sounding examples you can find and implying that they represent the views of most feminists.

Spoiler alert guys: the internet is big^{[citation needed]} - you will never run out of people saying daft things. Meanwhile, feminists are fighting important fights all over the world, against all kinds of backward people, and they're winning.

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Quote from: mamichula on April 23, 2014, 01:31:51 AM

I think people hate environmentalists because they talk about sacrificing your way of living. Not defending them, just simply think that's the most logical reason.

And thus based on your logic the Amish should have been praised by the environmentalists all the time. They are not. they "walk the walk, talk the talk", never talking about others to sacrifice their way of living. When you are 18 (I think) you can go wild with all the pleasures of the world, free to come back or not to the Amish community...

Point me to one environmentalist website being inspired by their way of living.

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Quote from: mamichula on April 23, 2014, 01:31:51 AM

I think people hate environmentalists because they talk about sacrificing your way of living. Not defending them, just simply think that's the most logical reason.

I have something of a grudging admiration for anyone who talks the talk and walks the walk, more ++ to the extent they walk instead of talk.

Now those sniveling conceited power hungry blockheads that just want to force me to do one thing or another...

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I think people hate environmentalists because they talk about sacrificing your way of living. Not defending them, just simply think that's the most logical reason.

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Quote from: Wilikon on April 22, 2014, 07:24:31 PM

Kryptonite for environmentalists: The Amish and their way of life.

Don't know much about the Amish, but recently the Mennonites have been on the hit list by the environmentalists. Check this:

http://www.theguardian.com/environment/blog/2010/oct/22/paraguay-mennonite-environment

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What is it with Mennonites? Two weeks ago I wrote a piece from Paraguay on how the vast dry forest known as the Gran Chaco was being felled at an alarming rate mainly by people from this Christian fundamentalist sect.

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Penn & Teller: Bullshit - Season 2 - Ep 18: Recycling

Criticizes certain aspects of recycling, including the increased cost of particular forms of recycling and the detrimental effect that certain forms of recycling have on the environment, and debunks numerous myths regarding landfills. Notes that people are generally more than happy to recycle and that it is the system that is flawed

http://youtu.be/puVBFIciqGU

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Kryptonite for the feminists: Sarah Palin

Kryptonite for environmentalists: The Amish and their way of life.

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Quote from: Mike Christ on April 22, 2014, 05:29:50 PM

Quote from: PhydeauxLeChien on April 22, 2014, 11:19:32 AM

I don't really post in this thread anymore - too disheartening - but thought I should pop in every so often to remind you both that you're doing feminists a disservice by finding the most silly-sounding examples you can find and implying that they represent the views of most feminists.

Spoiler alert guys: the internet is big^{[citation needed]} - you will never run out of people saying daft things. Meanwhile, feminists are fighting important fights all over the world, against all kinds of backward people, and they're winning.

Examples?

The never ending, very important fight against Sarah Palin?

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Activist Compares Fracking to Slavery

During a fracking debate at Colorado Christian University, anti-fracking activist, and former EPA employee, Wes Wilson, compared fracking to slavery. This was filmed on April 21, 2014

http://youtu.be/V4B7i_6D0YA

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Quote from: PhydeauxLeChien on April 22, 2014, 11:19:32 AM

I don't really post in this thread anymore - too disheartening - but thought I should pop in every so often to remind you both that you're doing feminists a disservice by finding the most silly-sounding examples you can find and implying that they represent the views of most feminists.

Spoiler alert guys: the internet is big^{[citation needed]} - you will never run out of people saying daft things. Meanwhile, feminists are fighting important fights all over the world, against all kinds of backward people, and they're winning.

Examples?

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http://dailycaller.com/2014/04/21/environmentalists-pushed-bundy-ranch-standoff-over-endangered-tortoises/

Link to the deleted BLM web page: http://archive.today/nvlzr

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Quote from: PhydeauxLeChien on April 22, 2014, 11:19:32 AM

I don't really post in this thread anymore - too disheartening - but thought I should pop in every so often to remind you both that you're doing feminists a disservice by finding the most silly-sounding examples you can find and implying that they represent the views of most feminists.

Spoiler alert guys: the internet is big^{[citation needed]} - you will never run out of people saying daft things. Meanwhile, feminists are fighting important fights all over the world, against all kinds of backward people, and they're winning.

Spoiler alert: Feminists in Egypt? Iran? Pakistan? #NotWinning...

You don't need to post. As long as you keep being entertained by us both Wink

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Quote from: Wilikon on April 22, 2014, 11:05:11 AM

Despite being warned by school officials not to, senior Patrick Farves used a visit by Miss America Nina Davuluri to Central York High School to ask her to the prom. Sure, it might have been awkward, but was it sexual harassment? Amanda Marcotte — at one time John Edwards’ blogmaster — says yes.

First of all, that woman became Miss America only because of affirmative action. There is no denying that she is ugly. And regarding the sexual harassment charge, I think US is going down the gutter as Sweden had it a few years ago.

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Despite being warned by school officials not to, senior Patrick Farves used a visit by Miss America Nina Davuluri to Central York High School to ask her to the prom. Sure, it might have been awkward, but was it sexual harassment? Amanda Marcotte — at one time John Edwards’ blogmaster — says yes.

http://twitchy.com/2014/04/21/amanda-marcotte-senior-sexually-harassed-miss-america-by-asking-her-to-prom/

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I hope that the emasculated males of Sweden notice this:

Kirsten Dunst: Actress sparks feminist ire: ‘You need a man to be a man’

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2014/apr/14/kirsten-dunst-sparks-feminist-ire-you-need-man-be-/

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Hollywood’s Kirsten Dunst seems to have set off a gender war among feminists after she told a Harper’s Bazaar UK writer that the concept of a knight in shining armor wasn’t a bad one — and that women and the world should allow their men to be men. “I feel like the feminine has been a little undervalued,” she told the magazine. “We all have to get our own jobs and make our own money, but staying at home, nurturing, being the mother, cooking — it’s a valuable thing my mom created.”

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A study produced by the University of Minnesota concluded that race is a determining factor in who is most affected by air pollution. Specifically, non-white people breathe air that is substantially more polluted than the air that white people breathe.

According to Julian Marshall, who led the University’s research, race outweighed income in regards to who is most affected by poor air quality. When low-income white people were compared to high-income Hispanic people, the latter group experienced higher levels of nitrogen dioxide. Altogether, people of color in the U.S. breath air with 38 percent more nitrogen dioxide in it than their white counterparts, particularly due to power plants and exhaust from vehicles.

“We were quite surprised to find such a large disparity between whites and nonwhites related to air pollution,” Marshall told the Minnesota Post. “Especially the fact that this difference is throughout the U.S., even in cities and states in the Midwest.”

http://thinkprogress.org/health/2014/04/17/3427918/why-air-pollution-is-a-racial-issue/

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