Post: #26

(08-08-2015 06:32 PM)Eskhander Wrote:  What is it with female Indian immigrants/expats and feminism?

I wonder if the Brahmin caste (the overwhelming majority of these expats) back home also has these inclinations.

It is very interesting that time and time again, the most 'oppressed' women in a society who squeal the loudest against 'patriarchy' are from the upper rungs. The vast majority of the world's men are invisible to these Brahmins, Jewesses and Anglo heiresses on tax payer funded women studies degrees. Of course they will all marry up and become equal with a man of higher social status.

When they cry for equality, it definitely isn't with a Dravidian dung roller or a Western sewage worker.

To think that our modern world produces ISIS which sells girls under 9 for $125 and that a 'modern, multicultural, vibrant, confident and progressive"' state covered-up Rotherham's sex-slavery for 20 years puts things into perspective.

Post: #27

(08-08-2015 06:32 PM)Eskhander Wrote:  What is it with female Indian immigrants/expats and feminism?

I wonder if the Brahmin caste (the overwhelming majority of these expats) back home also has these inclinations.

Most Indian expats are not Brahmins. The bleeding bitch is a Gandhi, and that’s not a Brahmin name. In Hinduism menstruating women are supposed to be hidden away, they’re not allowed to enter temples or perform religious rituals.

A lot of the Indian women who get into feminism are from pretty well off backgrounds, life is too easy for them and they need a cause to give them some meaning to their comfortable lives.

None of my female relatives who are born and raised in the west are feminists, except for one SJW lawyer in Los Angeles. Most of my extended family is pretty blue collar though.

This how ludicrous some Indian SJWs are, this bitch is protesting against people wearing kimonos at an art gallery:

Quote:The museum had originally invited visitors to try on kimonos and pose for photos next to the 1876 painting, which depicts Monet’s wife wearing a kimono as a commentary on Parisians’ craze for all things Japanese. But protests criticizing “Kimono Wednesdays” as racist led the museum to alter the program, scheduled to run throughout July. On Tuesday, the museum announced it would continue to display kimonos “for visitors to touch and engage with, but not to try on.”

What the fuck have kimonos got to do with her?! Many of the local Japanese community were OK with it!

Post: #28

(08-11-2015 05:55 PM)WalterBlack Wrote:  

Quote:The museum had originally invited visitors to try on kimonos and pose for photos next to the 1876 painting, which depicts Monet’s wife wearing a kimono as a commentary on Parisians’ craze for all things Japanese. But protests criticizing “Kimono Wednesdays” as racist led the museum to alter the program, scheduled to run throughout July. On Tuesday, the museum announced it would continue to display kimonos “for visitors to touch and engage with, but not to try on.”

What the fuck have kimonos got to do with her?! Many of the local Japanese community were OK with it!

That's the funny thing, The Japanese pretty much provide that kind of "experience" for people that visit the shrines and stuff when they come to the country, the government has been pushing this kind of thing to visitors as well lol. They don't give a shit about "Cultural appropriation."

It's tourism dollars they care about! The Japanese take pride in people like their culture. . .like a lot. Now of course *I* wouldn't be wearing any kind of Japanese attire as I don't think I'd look right in one (unless I became emperor or something and wore an emperor's robe) but Japanese people love this kind of stuff.

The longer I stay in Asia and the more I look at the west. . .I am more and more convinced that the west is going backwards for some reason.

Post: #29

And she went to Harvard. Wellp, Harvard's prestige plummeted a little more...

Post: #30

(08-08-2015 09:25 AM)Kingsley Davis Wrote:  You're onto something.

Well a man invented air conditioning so...yeah it's only fair men should get to set the thermostat

Interestingly enough his stay at home mom taught him practical problem solving using sliced apples to illustrate the concept of fractions

Willis Carrier's Biography




On July 17, 1902, Willis Haviland Carrier designed the first modern air-conditioning system, launching an industry that would fundamentally improve the way we live, work and play.
Willis-Carrier-Inventor-Air-Conditioning

Post: #31

The most radicalized bat shit crazy fems are either basic white girls or south asians like in this case. I have 2 of them in my family unfortunately, straight up blocked them on FB.

Oh and WNB

"I just don't trust anything that bleeds for five days and doesn't die"

-Mr Garrison

Post: #32

(08-11-2015 06:41 PM)PapayaTapper Wrote:  

(08-08-2015 09:25 AM)Kingsley Davis Wrote:  You're onto something.

Well a man invented air conditioning so...yeah it's only fair men should get to set the thermostat

Interestingly enough his stay at home mom taught him practical problem solving using sliced apples to illustrate the concept of fractions

Willis Carrier's Biography




On July 17, 1902, Willis Haviland Carrier designed the first modern air-conditioning system, launching an industry that would fundamentally improve the way we live, work and play.
Willis-Carrier-Inventor-Air-Conditioning

And we all know why he was successful. When women found out air conditioning was available they absolutely had to have it (paid for by men.)

Post: #33

(08-12-2015 02:24 AM)spokepoker Wrote:  I thought the word was out that "#freebleeding" was a 4chan hoax.
I wonder what they would be saying after they are linked to that discussion.

You're Goddamn right, didn't read the article correctly

Post: #34

I thought the word was out that "#freebleeding" was a 4chan hoax.
I wonder what they would be saying after they are linked to that discussion.

Post: #35

You are mistaken bro, the vast majority of Indian immigrants do not come from the Brahmin community.

I cannot really find a correlation between castes and feminism/sjw's. But through my pesonal observation every single Indian bitch fem/sjw has always been a lawyer or 'in marketing'.

I'm beginning to think that maybe it's their work environment or the psychology of the job that brings out these cuntish traits.

quote='Eskhander' pid='1083997' dateline='1439076724']
What is it with female Indian immigrants/expats and feminism?

I wonder if the Brahmin caste (the overwhelming majority of these expats) back home also has these inclinations.
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Post: #36

(08-11-2015 05:55 PM)WalterBlack Wrote:  

(08-08-2015 06:32 PM)Eskhander Wrote:  What is it with female Indian immigrants/expats and feminism?

I wonder if the Brahmin caste (the overwhelming majority of these expats) back home also has these inclinations.

A lot of the Indian women who get into feminism are from pretty well off backgrounds, life is too easy for them and they need a cause to give them some meaning to their comfortable lives.

I think you just pointed out what makes me feel genuinely repulsed by these women. It goes beyond physical replusion from some ugly 2 dripping menstrual blood in front of cameras to attention whore.

There's a genuine disgust here at how they live their actual privileged lives and the mentality of being insecure and very likely mentally damaged human beings putting themselves on display for mockery and ridicule.

There is nothing fulfilling or enlightening about their lives. There's only negativity, sadness, and ultimately death. It's everything that is decaying and rotten with current culture. It's natural to be repulsed by the antithesis of life.

Post: #37

Allright, so who wants to admit to fucking a girlfriend raw on the rag, and noticing the slime that drips out of her when she runs off to the bathroom to clean up.

It's pink by the way. . .

Post: #38

(08-12-2015 09:05 PM)eljeffster Wrote:  Allright, so who wants to admit to fucking a girlfriend raw on the rag, and noticing the slime that drips out of her when she runs off to the bathroom to clean up.

It's pink by the way. . .

A period stops nothing but a sentence fellas!

Post: #39

This thread is not going in the direction that anyone was hoping for.

Post: #40

(08-13-2015 05:53 AM)Suits Wrote:  This thread is not going in the direction that anyone was hoping for.

Even Little Dark would be defeated upon seeing something like this.

Post: #41

I've been known to be on Team Red Wings from time to time.

Post: #42

(08-13-2015 05:12 PM)kaotic Wrote:  I've been known to be on Team Red Wings from time to time.

You're a god walking among men!

Post: #43

Such bravery....so proud...

Post: #44

"I felt very empowered by that."

Post: #45

So if I had explosive liquid diarreha and ran a marathon spewing feces everywhere, would this be disgusting and distasteful or empowering and a statement in some way? Need clarification right now because I always found it a hassle to first find a toilet before I can unload

Post: #46

From the size of the blood stains it looks like she was at the front end of the flow. She thought she had another half day to go but the bouncing broke it loose and thar she blows! Her rationalizations are utter bullshit. Every women I know has sprung a leak hoping for more play time and each has soaked me in blood making that soppy slapping noise we all know too well. It takes courage to be a man.