the pro-life movement can be summed up by the fact that one of my friends who’s pregnant was taking the bus home from downtown when all the people from the March for Life were also leaving and she asked a young girl sitting in the priority seating if she could sit down because she’s pregnant and the girl replied, “well I’m really tired, i was at the march all day.”
some dudes like to talk a big game about how comedy suffers when people are afraid to offend but man, Mitch Hedberg was a white dude working in the era of peak offensive edgelord and his shit holds the fuck up so while most comedians will never come up with anything as timeless as “if carrots got you drunk, rabbits would be fucked up” they could at least make an effort
i hope this man dies, the fact that he basically talked about raping her and taking advantage of a woman in her early 20s when shes desperately in need of money to survive & then acts confused as to why she would cry ??? die die die
I will never get over how offensive “sex isn’t real” rhetoric is. It denies the present and past realities of billions and billions of women. It obscures how sexism is systemic. 50 years ago, banks could deny women opening their own accounts (in the US!!!). Was it random? How did they decide who was allowed to and who wasn’t if sex is so obscure and not real and nobody can really tell? Yes, people with DSDs and gender non conforming people have always existed but that doesn’t mean society has/had no concept of men and women. It’s so absurd. I don’t understand how people can say sex isn’t real. I have like award winning professors who say that.
I hate when people say “porn isn’t real” because of course it’s real. That woman you’re watching being face fucked until she throws up? She is real. The woman being pounded into by multiple men? Real. The woman who is being choked and slapped? Real.
All the people involved in porn are real. The women you are watching are real women. And do you know what else is real? Your orgasm from watching these women.
Porn is real women being abused and real men get off to it.
the absolute cope of gendies desperately trying to convince themselves that they've ~existed for thousands of years~ and that there's "archaeological evidence" of nonbinary people is just so funny to me because literally all they can come up with is just further proof that their "gender identities" are based on stereotypes. the supposed "trans people" of ancient history that they cite are always, like, gay women and men who crossdressed for safety/practicality purposes (women who wore pants) or fetishes (men who wore dresses) or in an attempt to pass themselves off as a straight couple with their same-sex partner, or women who so desperately wanted to do more than be sold off to the highest bidding man to be treated as a barefoot broodmare who was only allowed to sit at home and sew and embroider and pop out as many babies as her husband demanded from her that she chopped off her hair and put on "men's clothing" and pretended to be young boys so they could work, or young slave boys who castrated by pedophiles and forced to be their "wives" because they were the receiving partner in homosexual activity, or men buried with jewelry with no regard for what that man's culture actually may have thought about the significance of jewelry, or women buried with weapons with no regard for what her culture may have thought about female warriors, or--
they don't have anything. even today, their "science" gets debunked and they just resort back to gender stereotypes and fucked up shit like "i've been addicted to porn since i was 8 and i've always wanted to be a brainless fuck doll for men because that's what women are so that makes me a woman."
I understand all theories and psychological ideas behind analysis of serial killers but I must point out that lots of women get abandoned or abused in childhood but very rarely grow up to brutalize, slaughter, torture other people
I remember not bothering to question anything about the gender movement and not wanting to accept any valid criticisms against it. I remember chanting the slogan “trans women are women” with the rest of them and I remember believing it. I remember ignoring the stories about men claiming to be trans and attacking women in women’s restrooms because it went against my belief that trans women should be in those restrooms. I remember ignoring the evidence. I remember thinking like them. After being introduced to gender critical theory, I couldn’t believe how blind and ignorant I had been. It made me angry that I was so easily fooled into supporting my own oppression. Angry because I couldn’t see how damaging it was that I couldn’t even define the word “woman.” A word that is core to my identity. Not because it is something that I identify with but because it is something that I am. It is something that has molded my entire life. It’s why I was raped at 15, it’s why my father called me a slut at 13, it’s why I’ve noticed men looking at me since I was 10. It’s why I was sexually violated when I was 8. It’s why I will never have the privilege that men do even if I call myself one. My oppression isn’t what makes me a woman but being a woman is what has made me oppressed. And here I was not only letting them but actively supporting them taking this word and basically ripping it apart to the point where I couldn’t even define it. To the point where I couldn’t use it to talk about my sex-based oppression. Something that should never be difficult to do. All because I didn’t want to hurt anyone’s feelings.