Post: #26

McMahon's finest work.

And yes it's always the WNBs / Kaijus that complain about "rape" threats. The ones pictured here don't even look human.

Post: #27

(04-20-2015 11:39 AM)Days of Broken Arrows Wrote:  By making it seem as if rape is everywhere and ordinary men are blaming women for that, these women are purposely stigmatizing men.

This is something feminists have been doing since the 1970s. Phrases like "chauvinist" are now dated, so they're finding new ways. There are several reasons for this and I won't go into detail about them (one has to do with money, the other has to do with political correctness).

Don't play into their frame. Don't even address that they're (falsely) painting this as something having to do with what women are wearing. That's a red herring.

Instead, ask why this is an issue when violent crime is down and a small fraction of all men commit these crimes. Because these feminists are now getting like the people who were still going on about "those damn Japs!" long after World War II was finished.

I tend to agree with you here. I think we can all agree that 90% of most humans alive would look at these fucking slugs in utter disgust, except maybe the fat ass hippo with the pretty face. My thought is, maybe they picked the most vile disgusting looking rags to demonize how fucked up men really are in their eyes. I mean, if men would rape THAT they must be the most fucking disgusting sex crazed pieces of shit alive. Either that or they're just stupid, fat, half-man, ugly, dipshit delusional sideshow freaks that want so badly to believe that they COULD be potential candidates for rape.

I mean, seriously, in what fucking universe could this thing EVER feel threatened to be raped?

Post: #28

Rape Crisis London... Seriously ?! No fatty is safe in London !!!

By the way, are those species representative of the lizard in England ?

Post: #29

Delete

Post: #30

That blonde with the huge GUNT jeans would be quite hot if she were about 10 stellar masses lighter.

Post: #31

I remember a SNL skit about those 'mom jeans', they just weren't stretched to the breaking point like those ones.

Post: #32

Gentlemen,

Thank you for your replies. I think we are all agreed that it is time we stopped the terrible problem of girls who are wider than they are tall not being able to waddle to KFC without being raped.

Thankfully, Instagram is all over this like Haven Monahan at a pledging.

Presented for your edutainment, the #thisdoesntmeanyes bitches of Instagram

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Tagged by @retrochick_uk to post a photo of me feeling empowered for #thisdoesntmeanyes campaign. This photo is empowering because it's a reminder of how strong and fierce I am. I can't really go for a run without getting cat called and god forbid I go into a bar alone. I can dress how I want and I will because I've built a strong body FOR ME. Now it's your turn to post a photo of yourself where you feel empowered and tag 20 other women asking them to do the same

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Tagged by @missfifivonfosse to post a picture of me feeling empowered for the #thisdoesntmeanyes campaign. So I thought what better way do I feel empowered than when I'm wearing my red lipstick and leopard print! I dress this way for me because it makes me feel like a strong and beautiful woman. Also Im a big busty tattooed woman and just because I choose to have my "girls" on display it doesn't give anyone else the right to play!! They are a part of me not an opportunity for sleazy comments and certainly should never be seen by any as asking for it!!! Consent people it's a three letter word listen to it always !!!

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I was tagged by the gorgeous @miss_bella_dvine for the #thisdoesntmeanyes campaign. I choose this photo because I feel the most confident when I look like this. I like wearing red lipstick, having my hair done, wearing makeup, wearing a nice dress/outfit, and putting myself together. But by doing so, it does not give anyone the right to harass nor does it mean 'yes' to being taken advantage of. Too many men in this world feel that it is okay to treat women so poorly and even more disgusting when men think that they can take a woman of their dignity, confidence, and overall trust. Wearing red lips does not mean yes, a short skirt/dress does not mean yes, expressive makeup does not mean yes, if a woman says NO...it means NO. We were all brought up to understand that 'no' means 'no' and 'yes' means 'yes'. Women don't ask to be violated, so DON'T DO IT. I now tag some lovely ladies to try and spread the word that looking the way we do does not mean yes.
#thisdoesntmeanyes #handsoffourgirls #curvy #curvedwomen #curvedgirl #curvypinup #curves #inked #inkedgirls #inkedpinup #tattoo #pinup #pinupgirl #effyourbeautystandards #retro #redlips #rockabella #pinupstyle #fifties #biker #bikergirl #pinupdoll #blogging #pinupblog #bodypositive

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Tagged by @fleurmcgerr to post a pic of me feeling empowered (just bossed my @boomcycle class, obvz) for the #thisdoesntmeanyes campaign, to fight against consent myths.

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I was tagged by @sydneyvoodoo for the #thisdoesntmeanyes campaign. Since when does showing any form of skin constitute as being a bad thing? Or even inappropriate for that matter? I've always been one for cutting practically all the necks off of my t-shirts, because I like having a little shoulder exposed once in a while, so what right? Unfortunately, there are sleazy men out there who think just because you have ANY form of skin exposed, cleavage showing, tight dress, short skirt, high heels, hair done, expressive make-up, or even an arm full of bracelets, think we're looking for action. News flash: we're *not* asking for it! As a woman who dresses to express herself, I'm doing it for ME not for anyone else. End of story. I have been disrespected by men on many different occasions, and each time I was minding my own business, *not* asking for some skaggy comment to make me feel bad about myself. Can you imagine how it would be if the tables were turned and a woman said something disrespectful to a man? I'm sure they wouldn't like it much. So then I wonder, why is it that so many men choose to do this to us women? We'll probably never know, but a message to these men, its simple: DON'T, there is no in between.

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Seen a lot of #thisdoesntmeanyes on my feed today. This picture was from the first year that I've ever felt harassed in cosplay. Just because someone is dressed as your favorite doesn't mean that it's okay to hug them or take their picture without permission.

Post: #33

(04-22-2015 06:25 AM)SteveMcMahon Wrote:  

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Tagged by @missfifivonfosse to post a picture of me feeling empowered for the #thisdoesntmeanyes campaign. So I thought what better way do I feel empowered than when I'm wearing my red lipstick and leopard print! I dress this way for me because it makes me feel like a strong and beautiful woman. Also Im a big busty tattooed woman and just because I choose to have my "girls" on display it doesn't give anyone else the right to play!! They are a part of me not an opportunity for sleazy comments and certainly should never be seen by any as asking for it!!! Consent people it's a three letter word listen to it always !!!

But it isn't a three letter word. Its a seven letter word. Damn bitches be stupid. All that flab must be jamming their brainwaves somehow.

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What on earth is she supposed to be dressed as? Lou Ferrigno's Incredible Hulk wearing a bin bag?

"I'd hate myself if I had that kind of attitude, if I were that weak." - Arnold

Post: #35

The neon-haired kaiju was quarter-squatting 30kg with the pussy pad and she calls herself strong and fierce?

I don't think anyone can smash She-Hulk and friends there.

Post: #36

(04-22-2015 06:25 AM)SteveMcMahon Wrote:  

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Tagged by @fleurmcgerr to post a pic of me feeling empowered (just bossed my @boomcycle class, obvz) for the #thisdoesntmeanyes campaign, to fight against consent myths.

She should team up with the Agent of Consent from the Gamergate thread. Together they would be unstoppable. Able to boomcycle consent myths in a single cheese feast! It is so totally obvz I can't even.

Post: #37

Those glasses don't even fit her properly. And of course its the cunty style SJW type of glasses.

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Post: #39

(04-22-2015 10:30 AM)Socrates Wrote:  

(04-22-2015 06:25 AM)SteveMcMahon Wrote:  

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Tagged by @fleurmcgerr to post a pic of me feeling empowered (just bossed my @boomcycle class, obvz) for the #thisdoesntmeanyes campaign, to fight against consent myths.

She should team up with the Agent of Consent from the Gamergate thread. Together they would be unstoppable. Able to boomcycle consent myths in a single cheese feast! It is so totally obvz I can't even.

She's the strong independent type that can't cum unless you go Rampage Jackson on her in the bedroom. Think: Full Spectrum Dominance.

Post: #40

This thing is rape-proof. This isn't even the same species that I am.

Post: #41

Has anyone actually ever seen someone "blame the victim" in real life? The closest thing I can remember seeing is standing in line at a Shell station waiting to buy beer and there was some commercial on the TV above the counter and someone commented about it and this redneck trucker looking guy laughed about how the celebrity was a slut. No one else laughed and the room got a bit tense until he left. Never I have ever seen someone mention a short skirt or anything else when someone talked about being raped or attacked in anyway. Even with muggings I haven't heard people talk about how the person shouldn't have been in the bad part of town or whatever.

Post: #42

(04-22-2015 04:21 PM)Troll King Wrote:  Has anyone actually ever seen someone "blame the victim" in real life? The closest thing I can remember seeing is standing in line at a Shell station waiting to buy beer and there was some commercial on the TV above the counter and someone commented about it and this redneck trucker looking guy laughed about how the celebrity was a slut. No one else laughed and the room got a bit tense until he left. Never I have ever seen someone mention a short skirt or anything else when someone talked about being raped or attacked in anyway. Even with muggings I haven't heard people talk about how the person shouldn't have been in the bad part of town or whatever.

It isn't about whether or not it happens in real life, it's about what they say happens, to justify new bullshit laws, or raise funding.

All about the narrative.