The author displays the standard feminist inability to A) form a coherent argument B) not try to pass ad hominems as arguments and C) do both at the same time. Let's look at his points...
Quote:These Chaps Want Women to Stay in the Kitchen While They F**k Anything That Moves
No. First of all, we don't care where women are, as long as it is possible to form a warm sense of human attachment and loyalty with them as we work together to build a family. But in the absence of that sure, we'll gladly fuck anything that moves.
Except fatties, ugly women, old women, and some combination of the three of course.
Chris York, Huffington Post Wrote:pondering how to ruin a woman's career
She is the one ruining her career by trying to act as the supreme arbiter or sexual morality in a very arrogant manner. We just want her to stop harrassing decent people and go do something positive instead.
Chris York, Huffington Post Wrote:As well as this, she also received obscene and disgusting threats on Twitter (not necessarily from anyone to do the ROK but as a result of the backlash against the pulling of Vincent's book).
Thanks for being honest there.
Chris York, Huffington Post Wrote:Let's have a look at Taliban's...
As I mentioned in the first paragraph, feminists seem chronically unable to make any sort of argument without resorting to insults. Since all of our members have never, to my knowledge, raped a woman, physically attacked a woman, sprayed a woman with acid, abducted a woman, prevented her from getting an education, prevented her from voting and etc., I don't see how we're the same as Taliban. But it's certainly nice to plant an implication, is it Chris?
Chris York, Huffington Post Wrote:Congratulations, you've displayed a basic knowledge of biology.
In the age where feminism is vehemently denying biology (for example, claiming that gender is a social construct, that women become more sexually attractive as they age and so on), having a basic knowledge and appreciation of biology is actually rare.
As the saying goes, common sense is not actually common.
Chris York, Huffington Post Wrote:This "fact" is due to the biological differences between your brain and those of the rest of modern society. I believe it's a swelling in the Primary Fuckwit Cortex.
Seriously, can you go five seconds without throwing out more inane insults? You could have actually provided an explanation of why this claim wasn't true, but again you chose the wrong way.
Here is an example:
"I don't believe that cuckoldry is a strong enough evolutionary force to make men prefer virgins". It's a weak argument, but it's a start. Why do
I have to give you a walkthrough? You studied journalism, not me.
Chris York, Huffington Post Wrote:You're actually correct here: Things won't do things they don't like. Just like women won't stay in relationships they don't like. Or like how cows won't piss on electric fences.
Nowhere in the original claim that men react to external stimuli does it say that women do not. Of course they do (for example, near-guaranteed custody, child support and/or alimony encourage women to divorce at whim instead of working to solve common marriage issues).
And what do cows have to do with this?
Chris York, Huffington Post Wrote:Like what? Human sacrifice in Aztec Mexico? Morris dancing? Easter? Oh, you mean the old school classic of subjugating women. Have you thought about moving to Saudi Arabia? Those guys don't even let bitches drive, dude!
How about
"women and children first"?
Chris York, Huffington Post Wrote:Women are weaker? Oh, of course. That's why you feel so comfortable ganging up in your little forums and insulting them over the internet while firmly hidden behind your computer screens. You are so manly I think I'm getting an erection.
First of all, the word "insulting" is an exxageration. Is valid, well-spoken, science-based criticism "insulting"? Second, try threatening women with lynch mobs, losing their careers and being arrested for "hate speech" for voicing valid criticism and see how many write under their real names.
Chris York, Huffington Post Wrote:Well, by your own reasoning you're worth approximately fuck all.
So original! There is no way I saw such a clever turnaround coming... oh wait.
Chris York, Huffington Post Wrote:So basically, give women a choice beyond being a domestic slave to one man and they will do things that terrify your tiny mind, bring out your crippling insecurity and make you realise your penis is an appendage not a weapon.
First of all, in the vast majority of the world, women are not domestic slaves and never have been. Second, women have had voting and economic rights for more than a few generations now, in some places even more and things seemed to work out fine until the last few decades.
Only when women become the legally favored sex and become fully protected from the consequences of their own actions do we start seeing the destructive effects. The problems that are occurring are caused more by narcissism and overindulgence than by something inherent to women.
And please try to stop yourself from ad hominems for a minute and try to argue like a rational human being. Come on, you can do it! I believe in you!
Chris York, Huffington Post Wrote:I didn't know Karl Marx had a vagina.
Where does it say that destructive feminist principles are only espoused by women? Just look at your article for an example.
Chris York, Huffington Post Wrote:Or that social theories can decrease fertility rates. Are libraries radioactive?
Social theories catch on to produce actual social changes through legislation and new habits. For an example, consider a hot issue of primitive habits like female circumcision. In parts of Africa, the social theory behind it has been around for so long and so strong that in some places it seems like the only logical thing to do, and is practically self-supporting. And guess what - it didn't emerge from a library either!
Surely if strongly espousing female circumcision for a few centuries can entrench it, then espousing various factors that lower fertility rates can do the same?
Chris York, Huffington Post Wrote:I'm merely demonstrating that with core beliefs such as these all of your arguments become moot.
No, you're not. You haven't even scratched a single core belief, let alone associated it with something bad. The fact that you believe that you demonstrated something by writing a few haughty paragraphs without a single actual argument merely testifies to the low quality of your journalistic work.
Chris York, Huffington Post Wrote:Fuck, I'm not even a feminist - I'm just a reasonable human being.
Judging by the foaming-at-the-mouth drivel I've dissected above, you're wrong at both counts.
Better luck next time, Chris!
