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16 "leading feminists" discuss their plans for the next year:

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/she-...ingtonpost

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Jesus, imagine attending a party with these lovely ladies. That would be a blast.

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Comments are promising:

Quote:Be good girls, get back in the kitchen and make us a sand which.

Quote:I literally have tears in my eyes. This a masterpiece. TheOnion could not have done better.

They want some sort of revolutionary black supremacist movement led by intersectional women in which everyone is focused on black stories or narratives, LGBT stories should be featured as well, domestic workers should be paid a lot to do housework because of all the old crusty American people, & more women should be paid to design video games and there should be more ways to report trolls who say mean things on youtube.

Basic human rights and access to healthcare in much of the world? No, nothing?

Quote:There's no parody that's as wickedly cutting as self-parody.

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Whoever trolled these idiots with the caricatures totally got me cracking up. Look at this:

Brianna Wu


I would have paid to have this drawn! The chin is so perfect.

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(01-04-2015 01:52 PM)Texas_Tryhard Wrote:  Whoever trolled these idiots with the caricatures totally got me cracking up. Look at this:

Brianna Wu


I would have paid to have this drawn! The chin is so perfect.

You'd think her plan for 2015 would be chin reduction and and hair transplant surgery.

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The title: "What leading feminists want to accomplish this year"

The statements:
- My hope...
- I'd love to see...
- I would like to see... (X2)
- We have an opportunity for men to join women...
- I hope that 2015 brings...
- I hope to see...
- I want to see... (X3)
- In 2015 I'd love to see...
- I hope we can...
- In 2015 I hope for...
- In 2015 I want to see...
- In 2015 I want fewer speeches...
- My 2015 resolution is to make sure that...

Only one was an actual statement that she was going to do something. All the others are about other people doing things.

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"We want to convene the table of change, not have a seat at it."

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That's absolutely hysterical: the article lists hashtags as an accomplishment after many of their names.

It also jumped out at me that forum favorite Lindy West was the only white woman on the entire list. Out of 16 women featured:

10 Blacks
3 Jews
1 Asian
1 Tranny
1 White

2015 may be the year that the remaining white feminists are driven out of the movement for being insufficiently intersectionally oppressed and enjoying too much privilege.

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(01-04-2015 02:04 PM)MattW Wrote:  The title: "What leading feminists want to accomplish this year"

The statements:
- My hope...
- I'd love to see...
- I would like to see... (X2)
- We have an opportunity for men to join women...
- I hope that 2015 brings...
- I hope to see...
- I want to see... (X3)
- In 2015 I'd love to see...
- I hope we can...
- In 2015 I hope for...
- In 2015 I want to see...
- In 2015 I want fewer speeches...
- My 2015 resolution is to make sure that...

Only one was an actual statement that she was going to do something. All the others are about other people doing things.

In 2015, we are going to see the men of this forum and ROK continue to own these SJWs and feminazis using logic, brains, and big heavy balls.

2014 was just the beginning. Back to the kitchen, ladies.

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20% warning for vague thread title.

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(01-04-2015 02:32 PM)Tuthmosis Wrote:  20% warning for vague thread title.

LOL.
Was gonna post this, just before I scrolled to the end of the topic.

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I could see this getting pulled off WAPO's site if there's much backlash.

Might not be a bad idea to archive it.

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Quote:My hope is that feminist, racial justice, reproductive rights and LGBT movements build a coalition that centers on the lives of women who lead intersectional lives and too often fall in between the cracks of these narrow mission statements.

Did a robot write that?

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(01-04-2015 03:07 PM)Roosh Wrote:  Did a robot write that?

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(01-04-2015 03:10 PM)kmhour Wrote:  

(01-04-2015 03:07 PM)Roosh Wrote:  Did a robot write that?

That's hilarious, because they actually sometimes make bingo cards and do this at work. Maybe they took the idea from Dilbert.

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So did they use drawings of all these leading feminists to hide the fact they are hideous trolls?

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What the fuck is an intersectional life

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I read a bunch of comments, very refreshing

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Why should Players even give a fucking flying ass about bitches and their feminazis plans?
We players stand firmly united and lockstepped behind Roosh no matter what against the feminist aggressions.

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Was any of that written in standard English? All I saw was SJW word salad.

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(01-04-2015 03:16 PM)Parlay44 Wrote:  What the fuck is an intersectional life

A white SJW is afraid of and does not associate with people of color as seen in a complete refusal to live in culturally and racially diverse neighborhoods (living near a great Thai place, having an Indian doctor neighbor, and claiming LA or NYC as your home doesn't count when you must pass a gateman or doorman). A black SJW secretly hates white girls for their privilege. A fat SJW hates everyone who isn't exactly like them.

Understanding intersectionality is understanding lives are affected by various things at various levels. These people will never embrace this viewpoint. Imagine a woman from Manhattan actually acknowledging the hardship of young white boy in Appalachia struggling to knock off yoke of poverty, parents who didn't graduate from high school, and the conceded assumption he'll work in the mines. Nope, just another future rapist with white male privilege. But when all you have is a hammer...

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(01-04-2015 02:30 PM)scorpion Wrote:  That's absolutely hysterical: the article lists hashtags as an accomplishment after many of their names.

It also jumped out at me that forum favorite Lindy West was the only white woman on the entire list. Out of 16 women featured:

10 Blacks
3 Jews
1 Asian
1 Tranny
1 White

2015 may be the year that the remaining white feminists are driven out of the movement for being insufficiently intersectionally oppressed and enjoying too much privilege.

But all those women are not under-privileged enough:

Quote:Why is there absolutely no mention of the issues of disabled women, nor any identified disabled women interviewed here. Every other minority is represented. How long are feminists going to dismiss and ignore the issues of disabled women?

They demand black minority disabled women. And if they got that they will demand Down Syndrome and heavily autistic feminist women who are even less privileged.

The madness of those crazies knows no bounds.

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This is it. This is the best image on the internet. I'm almost tempted to make this my avatar.

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The nice thing about the SJW movement is that they are always fighting each other for primacy over whose disadvantage is more important. They'd be light years ahead of where they are now if they could ever agree.