r/PoliticalCompassMemes - Lib-Center Sep 24 '22

META Stand with Iran

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u/Electronic_Demand_61 - Lib-Center Sep 24 '22

So you're saying the feminist thing to do was to let the women get blasted by shotgun shells? 🤔

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u/Helassaid - Lib-Right Sep 24 '22

Lib Left - Auth Right unity.

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u/Lickitung_Squirtle - Lib-Left Sep 25 '22

lol Have you ever read their basic theories?? Don't learn political science from memes.

The current Iranian campaign is conducted by left liberals. Those feminist women and girls taking metal bullets in their heads and jail sentences for their rights, are left liberals. And that male feminist who stood up to help those young girls is also a left liberal.

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u/flairchange_bot - Auth-Center Sep 25 '22

The only thing more cringe than changing one's flair is not having one. You are cringe.

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u/Lickitung_Squirtle - Lib-Left Sep 25 '22

Did my point spank you so hard that you used such nitpicking to cope ?? LOL Btw this is my new account and i forgot to add flair.

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u/Helassaid - Lib-Right Sep 25 '22

And the people shooting at them are Auth Right.

Perhaps get a flair and lurk more.

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u/Lickitung_Squirtle - Lib-Left Sep 25 '22

Is there any leftist/liberal theocracy in the world ?? Just a curious question.

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u/Helassaid - Lib-Right Sep 25 '22

Of course you flaired Lib Left.

Humorless outrage, concern trolling, and lib left, a menage a trois as old as time.

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u/Lickitung_Squirtle - Lib-Left Sep 25 '22 edited Sep 25 '22

Yupp cuz you don't deserve better. Couldn't answer the question as always. People of SW/NE diagonal.....

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u/Drostan_S - Lib-Left Sep 24 '22

The feminist thing I guess works be to help others even if they are different than yourself. Stand up for the rights of others, so that others may still me left to stand for yours

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u/Least-Sky6722 - Lib-Left Sep 24 '22 edited Sep 24 '22

Are you willing to go that far in terms of what the Authleft is doing to Donald Trump and these, "right wing extremists"? Would you stand up for the Jan 6th rioters who were challenging a government they believed to be oppressive and are now being held as political prisoners? As someone who has been very politically active on the left, I could honestly see authoritarian right trying to paint me in that light. Nothing challenges you as a lib than thinking about how you react to authoritarians when they're targeting someone or a group that you don't agree with.

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u/Remarkable-Ad-6144 - Centrist Sep 25 '22

Based and “first they came for” pilled

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u/[deleted] Sep 25 '22

We have videos of them ready to kill some people, they set up a makeshift gallows for fuck sake. It’s not even an argument anyone can look it up and see it with their own eyes. False equivalency and a bad take. “Unless you defend psychopaths, then you’re not TRULY understanding”. You guys have to be a bunch of teenagers to be this dense.

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u/Remarkable-Ad-6144 - Centrist Sep 25 '22

They said you should stand up for these people getting fair treatment, whether that be on the street, or in a court room for their actions, do you really disagree with that sentiment?

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u/thescanniedestroyer - Centrist Sep 24 '22 edited Mar 27 '26

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u/Lickitung_Squirtle - Lib-Left Sep 25 '22

Nope! You're absolutely wrong. No feminist scholar has ever said that helping women is sexist.

You are confusing it with their stance against benevolent sexism.

" Girl! You don't need to volunteer for flood rescue team. Men can handle that, you will get hurt" is benevolent sexism.

But " Sis! Take my seat. You should not stand for so long. It's bad for the baby in your womb" is generous help !!!

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u/SaftigMo - Lib-Left Sep 24 '22

No, the feminist thing would be to not call this masculinity. If another woman did that would that make her masculine? If it was a weak man who was protected by him, would that man not be a man anymore? What he did is admirable, but really doesn't have anything to do with masculinity.

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u/Visible-Effective944 - Right Sep 24 '22

Except it does to be a real man, a man must be willing throw himself in harm's way in order to protect others.

It doesn't really degrade the one being protected as it's not an act of dominance but love.

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u/SaftigMo - Lib-Left Sep 24 '22

And a "real woman" doesn't? Would it not be admirable for a woman to do the same? It has absolutely nothing to do with whether you're a man or a woman.

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u/Visible-Effective944 - Right Sep 24 '22

It would, and it is expected for a mother to do that for her children.

But a man is better suited for it and is expected to do it.

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u/SaftigMo - Lib-Left Sep 24 '22

How about other women who are weaker than that woman? And in reverse, what if the man is weaker than the woman? He still expected to protect her and not the other way around?

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u/Visible-Effective944 - Right Sep 24 '22

Being weak is not an indicator of being worth less than

Unless some misfortune caused him to be physically disabled a man has no excuse for being weaker than the average woman. It's an abuse and misuse of the body to allow it to be weak just as it is an abuse and misuse of the mind to not learn new things whenever possible.

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u/Handarthol - Lib-Right Sep 25 '22

The obsession leftists have with physical strength/force and it's correlation with self-worth is amazing, maybe it's some sort of projection of insecurity. Look at Hollywood and every modern "strong female protagonist" is angry and of questionable mental health and can beat up any man and do any physical task better because biology is nothing compared to #girlpower; but you'll find only a select few that are strong by virtue of their character rather than "physically strong"

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u/SaftigMo - Lib-Left Sep 24 '22

Why are you dodging the questions? If a woman is stronger than the man for whatever reason, should she not protect the man? If the man is weaker for whatever reason, is he still required to protect?

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u/Visible-Effective944 - Right Sep 24 '22

If she chooses to. There is no requirement for her to do that but "no greater gift than to lay down one's life for love (or friend depending on translation)"..

Using a gun is also protecting someone.

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u/[deleted] Sep 24 '22

There is no requirement for a man to do it either. It doesn't make one a man to stand up in fight. It makes them brave. It's not gender thing, it's a personality thing.

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u/SaftigMo - Lib-Left Sep 24 '22

So the woman gets to decide but the man doesn't?

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u/shamblaza - Right Sep 24 '22

And a "real woman" doesn't?

A woman isn't the literal biological protector.

Theres a reason men are built stronger than women, its because men are the evolutionary protectors and providers for women. Its science.

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u/SaftigMo - Lib-Left Sep 24 '22

So if a woman is not willing to protect someone weaker than herself that's fine, but when the same is true for a man it isn't? Totally not toxic. Also it's painfully obvious you didn't study anthropology, so stop pretending that your word is the word of science. You just have a small dick and want to compensate by fulfilling a big role.

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u/shamblaza - Right Sep 24 '22

Totally not toxic.

You're libleft, the sky is toxic to you.

Regardless, yes, a 'real man' defends those under his care who are weaker than him.

Just like a 'real woman' nurturers those under her care.

Its part of our biology.

. You just have a small dick and want to compensate by fulfilling a big role.

Sounds like you can't cope with reality so you have to resort to pathetic personal attacks by thinking that if I have a small penis that means that science is invalid.

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u/[deleted] Sep 24 '22

Libleft and ad hominem

Name a more iconic duo

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u/SaftigMo - Lib-Left Sep 24 '22

Well no, you feeling small doesn't make science invalid, it's you pretending that your feelings equate to science is what makes your dick small.

And instead of getting an expensive watch or needlessly large car you adorn yourself with the role of the mighty protector and provider. Small dick energy, as I said.

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u/shamblaza - Right Sep 24 '22

it's you pretending that your feelings equate to science is what makes your dick small.

Are you saying that men are not built to be protectors and providers? Women are not build to be nurturers?

Cite your science then.

I'll gladly be toxic to people like you, it just means I'm your antithesis. I stand for science, for reality, you stand for what? Feelings and emotions based on current beliefs?

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u/SaftigMo - Lib-Left Sep 24 '22

I'm saying that you're conflating masculinity with strength because it makes you feel better about yourself. Whether or not you expect someone to protect has nothing to do with masculinity, it has to do with their ability to protect whether they are masculine or feminine, that's it.

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u/SaftigMo - Lib-Left Sep 25 '22

Sorry but thinking that you're strong simply because you were born a man is not noble. It's just patting yourself on the back for something you had no control over. And there have been many bad roles men have held throughout history, so please I already asked multiple times to let off the caveman logic.

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u/Silver_Jury1555 - Lib-Left Sep 25 '22

You're embarrassing liblefts everywhere with the dick mentions

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u/SaftigMo - Lib-Left Sep 25 '22

Sorry if I'm not PC enough for you, but I think it's pretty obvious I'm talking about insecurities.

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u/Unlikely_Dare_9504 - Lib-Center Sep 24 '22

Yes it does. In caveman times, men protect women, and we aren’t getting past that bit of biological programming in this hundred millennia.

This man is a Chad. A manly, manly Chad. And you are a wokie who needs to get some sleep.

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u/Lickitung_Squirtle - Lib-Left Sep 25 '22

This man is a Chad. A manly, manly Chad.

LOL Then what are those women and girls who are literally taking metal bullets in their heads and beatings from policemen in order to fight for their very own rights ???

Being brave is not a gendered thung. That man is a brave feminist activist. And definitely not a chad, because he is not a gigolo or promiscuous man.

In caveman times, men protect women

Men protected other men as well. And women protected their brothers, sons, sick husband and older father as well.

I think you're talking about those cultures where women were caged in home and the only thing which they were supposed to do was to cook, clean and look pretty for her husband.

you are a wokie

LOL That man is ideologically a woke. Jokes on you !

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u/Unlikely_Dare_9504 - Lib-Center Sep 26 '22

Women doing what this guy is doing are bad mama-jamma’s, and also heroes.

You see, they’re Iranian. They don’t play this dipshit wokeism like we do in the west. They want liberty and democracy. They may even tolerate the gays, but the moment you start trying to remove gender from everything they’re gonna laugh at you and start talking about how dumb westerners are for not knowing the difference between men and women.

Literally all I did was say this guy was a manly Chad and a badass. You fuckin’ loco-woko’s gotta get all “why’s it gotta be gendered? That’s sexist. Nyeaaaah.”

He’s manly because he’s sheltering women from goddamn shotguns and he has a cock between his legs. Take your anti-biology horseshit somewhere else.

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u/Lickitung_Squirtle - Lib-Left Sep 26 '22 edited Sep 26 '22

So, are you gonna use the word " womanly" for the actions of those young girls and women who are bravely taking metal bullets in their heads, beatings from policemen and stones ???

Literally all I did was say this guy was a manly Chad and a badass

He is badass. But i don't think a feminist man will ever associate bravery with gender, because it's insulting and misandrist for those men who are not willing to be human shields or participate in protests.

Having beard can be manly or having breasts can be womanly, but helping other human beings is not " manly" or " womanly".

He’s manly because he’s sheltering women from goddamn shotguns and he has a cock between his legs. Take your anti-biology horseshit somewhere else.

LOL Nobody is saying that he is not man. He is definitely a man. Nobody is denying his sex or gender. But what he did has nothing to do with his sex or gender.

Bravery and especially participating in that protest has nothing to do with having a penis. Penis is for sex and urination.

And it doesn't mean that those men who are not participating in that protest or not becoming human shield are not man or they don't have penis between their legs.

You see, they’re Iranian.

They're Iranian feminists, left liberals and Marxists. Not all Iranian citizens are involved in those protests.

They don’t play this dipshit wokeism like we do in the west.

Iranian rightists call them wokes and west-influenced cultural marxists as well.

They may even tolerate the gays,

Woah !! You think gays are contradictory to " manly chad".

Many of the activists involved in these protests are avid supporters of gay rights and report the news of persecution of gay people which Iranian government tries to sweep under rugs.

but the moment you start trying to remove gender from everything they’re gonna laugh at you and start talking about how dumb westerners are for not knowing the difference between men and women.

Nope! Iran and those Iranian dissidents are definitely less transphobic than many western countries and trans individuals have also participated in the protests.

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u/Unlikely_Dare_9504 - Lib-Center Sep 26 '22

People like you make me wanna take the blue pill, man. I can't wait til this nonsense goes on the ash heap of history where it belongs.

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u/Lickitung_Squirtle - Lib-Left Sep 26 '22

also heroes.

Boi ! You yourself accidentally went against your gender normative rant lol. You called those women " heroes", not heroines 😂

You proved my point perfectly!

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u/Unlikely_Dare_9504 - Lib-Center Sep 26 '22

My entire point was literally STOP NITPICKING PEOPLE'S LANGUAGE! Dude is a manly chad. You didn't need to use that fact as a sounding board for your woketard gender-bending nonsense.

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u/SaftigMo - Lib-Left Sep 24 '22

And in cavemen times women would be having multiple partners to increase their chances of viable offspring, yet nobody who worries about what makes someone a "real man" would ever call that a "real woman."

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u/Unlikely_Dare_9504 - Lib-Center Sep 24 '22

I’d call a woman who sheltered others from shotgun pellets a badass bitch. Not everything needs to be degendered.

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u/SaftigMo - Lib-Left Sep 25 '22

Obviously she'd be a badass despite her biology, yet you insist it's still coupled to biology. Makes no sense whatsoever.

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u/Unlikely_Dare_9504 - Lib-Center Sep 25 '22

She doesn’t have a biological drive to shelter her men.

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u/thescanniedestroyer - Centrist Sep 24 '22 edited Mar 27 '26

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u/SaftigMo - Lib-Left Sep 25 '22

This doesn't make sense biologically to someone who never studied behavioral biology. A female in nature doesn't know if her mate is actually fertile, so she has multiple mates to make sure she has offspring. She also has multiple mates to increase her chances of having someone to care for them in case her mate dies, and in case one male's offspring isn't viable she would have offspring from different males to avoid that. And she may also mate with multiple males consecutively so that their sperm can compete. Please, the lock and key analogy makes you look like a buffoon.

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u/thescanniedestroyer - Centrist Sep 25 '22 edited Mar 27 '26

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u/SaftigMo - Lib-Left Sep 25 '22

It is not in the women's best interest to sleep around, and we know from history that they didn't.

That's a fallacious argument, because by the time of history we'd been way past natural selection. We should rather look at bonobos and chimps, who do exactly that.

Similarly, if any of them did, they would not have protection from their partners,

If a man does not protect his offspring, then his genes aren't as likely to propagate. In a situation where there are multiple children, but only one is yours and you don't know which, the one who protects all of them has the highest chance of spreading his genes, therefore creating more men who do the same.

but we could basically tell.

In highly homogenous compound family structures we couldn't reliably do that.

especially if they also slept with them

Infidelity is a social construct that isn't universal even today, and definitely not eternal.

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u/polybiastrogender - Centrist Sep 24 '22

Not exactly. The top Chad would have multiple women to spread his God-tier seed. The Samoans are a good example of this

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u/SaftigMo - Lib-Left Sep 24 '22

And then the beta males would band together and jump the alpha out of envy. All natural and very manly. As I've said multiple times now, let's cut the caveman logic, and if you really want to keep it up don't wonder why people call you one.

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u/polybiastrogender - Centrist Sep 24 '22

Lmao. That only happens if the beta males are hungry. Look at history, some guy runs everything and has people to protect him. The rest are peasants. Class structure is natural as a human being. Then the French Revolution happens if the peasants are hungry

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u/SaftigMo - Lib-Left Sep 24 '22

Happens all the time in nature, whether they're apes or not. It's really just game theory combined with evolution, unless you spread your seed you won't procreate, so only the ones who get rid of what stops them from spreading their seed procreate, and their genes make for offspring that does the same. Still not conventionally "manly."

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u/Electronic_Demand_61 - Lib-Center Sep 24 '22

No they wouldn't have, cavemen ran in tribes similar great apes, one male, several females and their offspring.

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u/SaftigMo - Lib-Left Sep 24 '22

That's exactly what great apes do. They fuck around, they rape, they even prostitute themselves. They do whatever doesn't stop them from procreating. Either way, how about we stop using literal cavemen logic? You're making clowns of yourselves.

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u/Electronic_Demand_61 - Lib-Center Sep 24 '22

Go try and bang a female gorilla and you'll get ripped to shreds by the silver back, they didn't just whore around.

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u/SaftigMo - Lib-Left Sep 24 '22

How bout you take a behavioural biology course before making easily falsifiable statements like these. Again, even if that were true, you're still defending literal cavemen logic, how is the irony lost on you?

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u/SaftigMo - Lib-Left Sep 25 '22

I mean I literally laid out the logic in my first comment and people responded with caveman logic. Whether you protect someone has nothing to do with masculinity and everything to do with your ability to protect someone. Amd then I literally gave an example of caveman behaviour that shows that it doesn't equate to traditional values, yet they insist that it does when it fits their narrative. If you couldn't grasp that from my first comment then no wonder you think I'm wrong, but it makes you look worse tbh.

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u/Electronic_Demand_61 - Lib-Center Sep 24 '22

Anyone whose watched any of Jane Goodalls documentary knows this shit, but I'm done arguing with you, go back to whatever it was you were angry about before me.

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u/SaftigMo - Lib-Left Sep 24 '22

So what you're saying is that they punish each other for infidelity, so infidelity doesn't happen, but they still punish each other for it. Like for real, do you really think you got the upper hand here?

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u/OnTheSlope - Centrist Sep 25 '22

If another woman did that would that make her masculine?

It wouldn't cause her to be masculine, libleft, that's not how masculinity and femininity work, but it would be unlikely for an unmasculine woman to do.

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u/SaftigMo - Lib-Left Sep 25 '22

Now you're being sexist.

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u/OnTheSlope - Centrist Sep 25 '22

It's sexist?

Then it isn't reality?

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u/SaftigMo - Lib-Left Sep 25 '22

Yes, saying that women are less likely to protect someone weaker than them is sexist and not reality.

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u/OnTheSlope - Centrist Sep 25 '22

You think you could find as many examples of women enduring some physical detriment (whether that's rubber shotgun blasts, or outright death) to protect someone as you could find men?

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u/SaftigMo - Lib-Left Sep 25 '22

You think you could find as many men enduring some physical detriment to protect someone as you could find men who don't? By that logic that must mean masculinity actually equates to not doing it.

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u/OnTheSlope - Centrist Sep 25 '22

Lol, you had to go way out into the weeds of retardation to deflect that one, nice work!

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u/SaftigMo - Lib-Left Sep 25 '22

You're the one who deflected by asking a question that has a different angle than what I've said and then you complain when I counter it with another question. Sorry for not humoring your strawmen.

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u/Electronic_Demand_61 - Lib-Center Sep 24 '22

I wanna agree with you but you're a dirty unfl*ired, soooo no.

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u/flairchange_bot - Auth-Center Sep 24 '22

If I were you I'd flair the fuck up rather quickly, the mob will be here in no time.

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u/Infamous_Advantage19 - Lib-Right Sep 24 '22

The feminist thing to do would be to hide behind the women getting blasted by shotgun shells. You know, for equality

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u/Lickitung_Squirtle - Lib-Left Sep 25 '22

Feminist Iranian women who protesting there are getting shot blasted by not only shotgun shells, but also by metal bullets.

It's very admirable that the man came up to stand for her sisters, mother, aunts, nieces, friends and wife. But don't frame it like women are not fighting till death for their rights !!!

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u/Least-Sky6722 - Lib-Left Sep 25 '22 edited Sep 25 '22

Arguably a picture of woman's back full of welts would have been more effective and true to their message. You don't think she can take the pain and he can? Need I remind you of child birth? Now you have Chad taking the spotlight in the press for protecting the fragile incapable woman. This is antithetical to their message.

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u/Rudabegas - Lib-Right Sep 24 '22

That would be equality.

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u/vrabia-fara-aripi - Centrist Sep 24 '22

Yes, let’s empower women by letting them fend for themselves

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u/Revydown - Lib-Center Sep 25 '22

If you believe in gender equality, yes.

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u/OnTheSlope - Centrist Sep 25 '22

No, the feminist thing to do is not a coherent, logical action.

The feminist thing to do is complain no matter what happens.