CaptainForehead
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lol dexter's wife was supercute
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but very annoying with that NT stuff from her mouth
I liked her. Never found her annoying.
lol dexter's wife was supercute
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but very annoying with that NT stuff from her mouth
Exactly that. Skyler on the other hand... I just wanted to punch her in the face
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I don't get the hate against Skyler. I really don't.
Or promoted.Only fired? They'd probably get sued and end up in a shitstorm as well.
Or promoted.
Cope for life worthy.
No... she was not hot IMO. Absolutely zero charm.
She is just annoying, passive agressive and then she cheats on Walter with that insurance guy, yuck. But mostly it's about her face, you see her face, you want to punch her.
What's this bias about mining industry!!!
Finance.Was this in the mining industry?
i know. just looooolIt's not sexism, it's curiosity. Women do the same thing.
saw Guardian....surprised it wasn't written by Jessica Valenti, who seems like the most self absorbed person on the planet
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Lol. What sane woman doesn't like like whistles and stares? I know I appreciate them, yes, even if they come from 55yr old men. If they grope you against your will it's a different story, but positive validation for your appearance is always nice whether it be a hot 20yr old hunk or a middle aged beta.
I think she means that these validation incidents you mentioned are not so much innate.. but more cultural.I will be honest and I will say what I think about this topic at the risk of sounding chauvinistic.
The author of the article writes that "our culture" makes her regret the times when she was cat-called. I do not think our culture has anything to do with it. As EvilLocks cleverly reminds, it is mostly about personal gratification. For both men and women.
Women buy nice dresses and designer shoes because they like it and they want to look good in front of men, as do men in front of women.
Everyone has always liked to be liked. What "our culture" has got to do with it is beyond my grasp.
I will be honest and I will say what I think about this topic at the risk of sounding chauvinistic.
The author of the article writes that "our culture" makes her regret the times when she was cat-called. I do not think our culture has anything to do with it. As EvilLocks cleverly reminds, it is mostly about personal gratification. For both men and women.
Women buy nice dresses and designer shoes because they like it and they want to look good in front of men, as do men in front of women.
Everyone has always liked to be liked. What "our culture" has got to do with it is beyond my grasp.
While it might hold some truth for certain writers/participants, I think this is a largely spurious assertion and derived from a charicature of these writers. The broader picture is that aggressive identity politics seem to be fading in importance since Trump's election. In my opinion there is a consensus forming among left-wing writers that this was misguided path for the left and largely a hindrance to gaining power due to the shrillness and tone-deaf nature of its arguments. In-fighting over petty stuff like cultural appropriation took precedence over tackling generational battles like climate change.
Interestingly, you now have the rise of the "dirtbag left", basically politically incorrect socialists. They are an alternative to the alt-right, and give voice to what are in my opinion the important issues the left champions. More importantly, they do so while steering clear of the stupid micro-battles that were so prevalent during the Obama years. Hopefully they'll continue gaining a following so we don't have to hear endless rants about SJWs anymore.
saw Guardian....surprised it wasn't written by Jessica Valenti, who seems like the most self absorbed person on the planet
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Here's a good review of "Sex Object" - the terrible Jessica Valenti book. Its long but I recommend it.
https://medium.com/the-patriarch-tree/lessons-of-a-sex-object-4b57f666dec5
Valenti reminds me of that guy - his name escapes me - he's like a frat douche ....its like Tyler Durden or something, but its obviously not that..he writes in crass terms about his hookups ....they made a movie I think? I would google it but I don't know what to search for. Anyway, that's how Valenti's book reads - only she puts this pathetic veneer of "feminism" over everything. Oh wait...Tucker Max?? I think that's it. Anyway, so many of these "feminist" writers are taken seriously as "activists" instead of craven, self-aggrandizing douchebags, which is what they really are.
Zircon's post was excellent. The hypocrisy of the left at this time (and the last several years) is staggering and shocking. I'm always amazed when I see lefties mocking Trump's appearance for instance. Meanwhile a remark about Carly Fiorina's face is a national outrage. Trump Derangement Syndrome was a funny joke at first but it turned out to be true! And I certainly did not and would not vote for Trump. Anyone can see (except the brain dead establishment left) that about 75% of Trump's antics are a smokescreen for corporatism to hide behind. I say 75% because Trump is speaking out against the problem of illegal immigration, which is a blow against the globalists and the corporatists. Jesse Jackson and Caesar Chavez used to stand at the border and condemn illegal immigration, but the economic left has been destroyed by the identitarians. But yeah, since the left offers absolutely nothing to flyover country working class Americans, the voters decided to vote to 1) try to stem the disatorous tide of illegal immigration and 2) for the lulz. I feel like the left and right have switched in some capacities. Where once you laughed at a**h** clowns like Glenn Beck and the tea party, now you see dumbass Rachel Maddow and "the Resistance" and just shake your head in disgust. Anyway, I could go on and on. Sorry for the spelling errors and rambling. I could articulate it better but I can see most of you see it and communicate it even better.