Post: #26

What fucking planet are we living on where people like Quinn & Sarkeesian are getting a world wide audience at the UN to talk about their hurt feelings from twitter messages? Blows my fucking mind. In the name of equality I demand speeches from men like Roosh & Cernovich at the UN!

Post: #27

It only proves that Feminists are admitting that they are sensitive people.

Real men know taking shit is apart of life and nothing gets to you unless you let it!

Post: #28

One of the surest ways to make sure something doesn't get done is put it in the UN's hands.

Post: #29

Internet comments

Post: #30

These laws are coming - I posted about New Zealand making trolling (defined as anything that upsets a SJW) illegal.

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These women will claim credit for any such laws passing after their speech. "After my testimony before the UN (It won't be "our" testimony because women won't share credit), laws banning trolling were passed in 5 countries. See!!!!! See, how effective we are! Send donations..."

Post: #31

Later on they proposed a legislative guideline that the UN is now introducing around the world.

Post: #32

It really does blow my mind that these women have gained so much power. There has to be some real money behind this. Maybe Soros is funding them for some reason or other. Raising money online is one thing, getting invited on shows like the Colbert report or getting invited to speak to the UN. That is quite another thing.

Post: #33

Like a new fart coming through the room, everyone has to take a smell. When it's gone, they will forget about it, because a new trouser cough will come by to distract them.
It's a cycle to see what everyone is bitching about every once in a while.
Free Tibet?

Post: #34

(09-29-2015 09:09 AM)Cr33pin Wrote:  Anita Sarkeesian, Zoe Quinn and more take aim at cyber harassment against women in new report
Link to a article about it


I searched and looked over the first two pages of Everything else and didn't see this anywhere.
The super scary thing is that the UN seems to be considering this.... I think the Rooshv forum would not survive this kind of policing if it ever became a reality.

Let's hope this is this kind of "seems to be considering it"

Post: #35

http://www.infowars.com/twitter-characte...-behavior/

Twitter is now allowing users to report other account holders for “engaging in abusive or harassing behavior,” one example of which includes “disagreement with my opinion.”

Post: #36

Post: #37

(09-29-2015 11:30 AM)debeguiled Wrote:  

(09-29-2015 09:56 AM)eradicator Wrote:  My first thought is, "Like the UN can actually do anything about anything."

They are like everyone else. They want to put on a show of doing something so everyone else will leave them alone.

If they handed a microphone to someone concerned about a serious problem, there would be pressure to follow through on it.

What does it cost them to let these chickens cluck for a few minutes.

It's like when Hollywood applauds a feminist speech or two at the Oscars, and then goes right back to business as usual.

The UN has already lost a lot of its credibility by proving over and over again that it is completely useless in solving any of the world's problems.

Is the UN really so stupid that they would let their credibility go down even further by providing these two frauds a platform for making this sort of speech?