Post: #351

< this entire topic reminds me the difference of first wave feminists vs what came after.

Camille Paglia was a second wave feminist, but her feminism actually stopped after the equal pay act in the 1960s and she said that she could never understand all the vitriol and man-hating of the second wavers.
She said that the early feminists adored and admired men, the early feminists just wanted to vote and get equal pay for equal work. They never said that they were equal to men on all levels.

Paglia understood that males are generally smarter (more of them in the high field), they are stronger, faster and they create the civilization.

Now the bitches actually believe they can do it all, have it all, beat men on all levels - no - women are even better than men, they are now better at school and the current economic system favors them as women below the age of 32 earn more than men in most major Western cities (which is a disaster long-term knowing female nature).

Women have nothing to do in the military except as nurses - let them care for the wounded GIs and occasionally give them blowjobs.

Post: #352

^
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I was volunteering at a homeless shelter and we were handing out sandwiches. Because there was a limited supply, we made the announcement that each person should only take one.

A huge, dirty biker dude shoved his way to the front of the line, dug his hand into the pile of sandwiches, and pulled about four or five of them out with one hand, stared down the whole room, and said,

"That's one for me." No one could look him in they eye, no one said anything.

Is this not the ultimate sign of power, to be able to say something completely ridiculous, and have no one say boo to you?

We did not need Orwell's inquisitor to teach us that 2+2=5. Any person who is seeking power above all else eventually tests its limits to see how much power they have.

That is all these skank-brains are doing, testing their power, and it isn't really working anymore, is it? Feminism is on the way out. Women are being openly mocked in comment sections and even on the internet and tv.

When the SJWs line up on tv and say they fear for their safety in the Trump Years, they don't really mean their physical safety, they mean they are no longer safe from having their delusions called out in the most embarrassing way.

Ronda Rousey makes a good symbol for all of this. She couldn't be happy being the best female cage fighter, she had to call out Mayweather. She couldn't be happy being the best wrestler and submission artist among women, she had to be the best boxer, and got beat twice in a row for her hubris. Always pushing the limits. Always saying that four sandwiches are one sandwich and daring anyone to contradict her.

Now she is weepy and a whimperer and people are openly mocking her. She and all her friends who fear for their safety, oh tremble me, are going to learn that the only safe space they ever had was their own delusions, and these same delusions were the delusions of childhood, the seduction of never growing up, and it is all falling apart, and they have to be big boys and girls, just like everyone else.

Or they will be mocked and Elfwicked into submission.

Post: #353

As it has been said in this thread multiple times : women and men DON'T have equal strength.

I remember during Krav Maga, then MMA lessons, training with men and women.
The gap in strength is Giant.
Being punched by a woman feels like being attacked by a child : it's annoying, no strength, no power, no fear, that's all.

And I'm not talking about girls with years of training...they're a joke.

Post: #354

(01-14-2017 04:10 PM)Zelcorpion Wrote:  Women have nothing to do in the military except as nurses - let them care for the wounded GIs and occasionally give them blowjobs.

I like playing devils advocate, there are actually several other jobs that more that suit them from what you list.

Post: #355

(01-14-2017 05:45 PM)cascadecombo Wrote:  

(01-14-2017 04:10 PM)Zelcorpion Wrote:  Women have nothing to do in the military except as nurses - let them care for the wounded GIs and occasionally give them blowjobs.

I like playing devils advocate, there are actually several other jobs that more that suit them from what you list.

...That they can do with enough more skill than men to outweigh the myriad negatives of having them in our military?

Post: #356

Why yes, I could defend that for more than a couple. Far more goes on than simply shooting and moving dead bodies. Not that I particularly advocate that however.

Post: #357

Well what are you thinking of? The only thing we needed chicks for when I was in the army was dealing with Iraqi women in certain circumstances and that was always a "grab the nearest available chick from the support battalion" sort of thing.

They did okay in some jobs, sucked a lot in most, and added drama far beyond their worth as soldiers. At no point did I ever think "boy, I wish there were more women in this unit."

Post: #358

There's a lot of admin, surely?

Post: #359

(01-14-2017 06:44 PM)Matsufubu Wrote:  There's a lot of admin, surely?

There's always room for one more Florence Nightingale.

God save us from people who mean well. -storm

Post: #360

This is one of my favourite videos.





1.28 million views 7500 likes 800 dislikes shows how much people are really inclined to tolerate basic bitch bullshit.

But for the legal system giving out pussy passes and crucifying men for giving woman so much as a slap this kind of thing would not even be an issue.

If you've ever got to slap a ho, take care of the camera-man first.

Alternately if her cuck boyfriend tries to "defuse" the situation beat his faggot ass so that she gets to look at his blackened face for a month and be reminded that there are consequences for "taking a shot".

Post: #361

(01-14-2017 05:38 PM)Latan Wrote:  As it has been said in this thread multiple times : women and men DON'T have equal strength.
I remember during Krav Maga, then MMA lessons, training with men and women.
The gap in strength is Giant.
Being punched by a woman feels like being attacked by a child : it's annoying, no strength, no power, no fear, that's all.
And I'm not talking about girls with years of training...they're a joke.

I recall a kickboxing sparring session with a chick who was about to compete an at amateur level or was already competing at a female amateur level.
She complained that I was kicking to hard or kicking too much or some such.
I mentally rolled my eyes. Never mind that she had accidentally kicked me in the groin while I wasn't wearing a cup, to which I just completely ignored it.

On a different occasion, for another sparring session. The call was put out to partner up.
Some chick decked out in tattoos & Thai boxing shorts motioned towards me straight away.
This chick was all of 5'6" to my over 6 feet in height.
I figured, sure what ev's?
Chick looked "hard" at face value. All those tattoos & the Thai boxing shorts. Chick must be accustomed & all, surely?

About one minute in, I caught her with a side kick to the gut. Knocked the wind out of her & she lay down on the mat.
The head trainer said - "what's going on over there?"
To which I simply shrugged.

Guess the chick only 'looked' the part of being 'hard'. She didn't actually have the experience or ability to back up her 'hard' visage.

Post: #362

(01-14-2017 09:08 PM)Leonard D Neubache Wrote:  This is one of my favourite videos.





1.28 million views 7500 likes 800 dislikes shows how much people are really inclined to tolerate basic bitch bullshit.

But for the legal system giving out pussy passes and crucifying men for giving woman so much as a slap this kind of thing would not even be an issue.

If you've ever got to slap a ho, take care of the camera-man first.

Alternately if her cuck boyfriend tries to "defuse" the situation beat his faggot ass so that she gets to look at his blackened face for a month and be reminded that there are consequences for "taking a shot".

Here's another good one:

Post: #363

Ronda Rousey is 'probably done', UFC president Dana White says

Quote:Ronda Rousey’s fighting career is most likely finished, UFC president Dana White said Monday.

White said on the UFC Unfiltered podcast that he’d spoken to Rousey recently and did not get the indication that she wanted to fight again.

“Her spirits are good and she’s doing her own thing,” White said. “In the conversation I had with her, if I had to say right here, right now – and I don’t like saying right here, right now because it’s up to her, it’s her thing – but I wouldn’t say she fights again. I think she’s probably done. I think she’s going to ride off in the sunset and start living her life outside of fighting.”

Rousey, 29, became the UFC’s first female champion in 2012 and made six defenses of the women’s bantamweight belt, all inside the distance and all but one inside the first round. But the former Olympic bronze medallist suffered a spectacular knockout loss to Holly Holm in 2015, then after a year-long layoff was dominated in her comeback fight against current champion Amanda Nunes on 30 December.

“It’s not that I even think it was an invincible thing, it’s that she’s so competitive that her career and record meant everything to her,” White said. “Then, once she lost, she started to say to herself, ‘What the hell am I doing? This is my whole life? This is it? I want to experience and start doing other things.’ That’s what she’s started to do.

“She’s got a lot of money. She’s never going to need money again. First of all, unless you spend money like crazy, unless you spend money like Floyd [Mayweather], you’re not going to need money again when you have the kind of money that Ronda has. She’s not a big spender. She’s got a cute place down in Venice, California.”

Added White: “She changed the world. She put female fighting on the map. She’s been part of the biggest fights in the history of women fighting and I hope those records can be broken. I don’t know if they can but I hope they can.”

Holm will fight at UFC 208 on 11 February in Brooklyn.

Post: #364

< She realized that she never was a boxer to begin with and won with her other skills. She made a lot of cash since the mydia hypes always the independent strong woman.

She is still a celebrity and many women will lap up her shit no matter what she does. So good for her that she came to this realization. She will still manage to rake in millions even on her waning stardom.

Post: #365

When is Wrestlemania?

Post: #366

Why does Dana have to diss Mayweather like that? Does Floyd spend like he will go broke?

Post: #367

(02-01-2017 07:27 AM)Meat Head Wrote:  Why does Dana have to diss Mayweather like that? Does Floyd spend like he will go broke?

At this point. I won't take anything Dana, Conor or Floyd say with a grain of salt.
I'll take whatever they say with a grain of - it being geared towards generating hype for the fight to make said fight as big as possible.

Post: #368

(02-01-2017 07:27 AM)Meat Head Wrote:  Why does Dana have to diss Mayweather like that? Does Floyd spend like he will go broke?

Dana White doesn't like boxing and often makes snide remarks about the sport. I assume it's because boxing is a competitor to pro MMA and journalists who cover boxing often disparage MMA.

Post: #369

(02-01-2017 09:26 AM)C-Note Wrote:  

(02-01-2017 07:27 AM)Meat Head Wrote:  Why does Dana have to diss Mayweather like that? Does Floyd spend like he will go broke?

Dana White doesn't like boxing and often makes snide remarks about the sport. I assume it's because boxing is a competitor to pro MMA and journalists who cover boxing often disparage MMA.

Just a heads up, this is not true. He started out as an amateur boxer and used to work as a boxing promoter.

Quote:“All I cared about was boxing,” White said. “It’s all I thought about. I was literally obsessed with it. I quit my job because I wanted to be in the fight business. At one point, I truly believed that I wanted to be a fighter. And then one day, you realize that you’re not that guy. I wasn’t good enough to be a fighter. I didn’t have what it took. Mentally and emotionally, I feel like I wanted it worse than anybody. But then the day comes when you come to reality that you don’t have it.”

http://mmajunkie.com/2014/01/dana-white-...tito-ortiz

Quote:"I came from boxing and I love the sport of boxing."

He's just always brash and enjoys attention.

Post: #370

UFC has failed if you ask me.

Pride was way better and harder.

All the good names and people worth watching UFC have long gone.

Connor McGregor is entertaining and comical at best.

Doesn't compare to when Tyson was knocking out fools into the first row.