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FOl2TY8
Federal Navy Academy
Gallente Federation
#181 - 2013-07-29 20:16:24 UTC
I'm just sick of being victimized by women so this thread hits close to home. You know that women like red because they picked berries in caveman days? Also it's called caveman days because women didn't do any of the hunting ever so now they are controlling us men because they're bitter like an ancient cluster of berries.
Kyperion
#182 - 2013-07-29 22:58:01 UTC  |  Edited by: Kyperion
Tell you (at least in the United States) hippy flower powered panzies what..... When Men get the same amount of Maternity leave when their wives have babies, and when women are required to register for the draft.... and military standards are THE SAME AKA no dumbS**** lightweight PT standards for female war fighters.... then come and talk to me about 'sexism' ..... until then STFU, because you really DON'T want 'equality' .... you want a hand out just like Al Sharpton and Obama voters.
Nariya Kentaya
Ministry of War
Amarr Empire
#183 - 2013-07-30 02:39:20 UTC
Kyperion wrote:
Tell you (at least in the United States) hippy flower powered panzies what..... When Men get the same amount of Maternity leave when their wives have babies, and when women are required to register for the draft.... and military standards are THE SAME AKA no dumbS**** lightweight PT standards for female war fighters.... then come and talk to me about 'sexism' ..... until then STFU, because you really DON'T want 'equality' .... you want a hand out just like Al Sharpton and Obama voters.

thats the thing, in america, there are very rarely "equalist" feminists, a majority of them want favoritism, they want all the "benefits" they believe they miss out on, WITH all the "benefits" permitted by "chivalry" while at the same time, not wanting ANY of the "negatives" men have to deal with.

honestly though, half of it is the american government, they do the same thing with race, to "ensure equality" they allow the laws to give blatant favoritism. same kinda crap attitude that changes whats politically correct every other week, im sorry but i will NEVER use the term "african-american" unless they can point to an immediate blood relative born adn raised in africa, if they cant they are just black.
Isaac Collins
Science and Trade Institute
Caldari State
#184 - 2013-07-30 03:31:58 UTC  |  Edited by: Isaac Collins
Being a feminist is ok
Being a maleist is sexism and should not be tolerated.
When this hypocrite standpoint is gone there won't be sexism any more.
Till then taking these debates seriously is just pure dribble dumb.
Eurydia Vespasian
Storm Hunters
#185 - 2013-07-30 04:16:51 UTC
FOl2TY8 wrote:
I'm just sick of being victimized by women so this thread hits close to home. You know that women like red because they picked berries in caveman days? Also it's called caveman days because women didn't do any of the hunting ever so now they are controlling us men because they're bitter like an ancient cluster of berries.


just posting to inform you that your avatar portrait is perfect for this post.
James Amril-Kesh
Viziam
Amarr Empire
#186 - 2013-07-30 05:28:06 UTC  |  Edited by: James Amril-Kesh
Welp, this thread turned into actual sexism pretty quickly (and I'm not talking about FO|2TY8 who is obviously being sarcastic).

Enjoying the rain today? ;)
Kyperion
#187 - 2013-07-30 06:51:35 UTC
James Amril-Kesh wrote:
Welp, this thread turned into actual sexism pretty quickly (and I'm not talking about FO|2TY8 who is obviously being sarcastic).


Cry more. 'Sexism' my arse, its a discussion between dweebs about stuff that nobody who works for a living even cares about.

People are whining about digital boobs.


P.S. the other things you feminist Nazis are hypocritical on is abortion and pornography. Legalized Abortion devalues the meaning of women and makes it much easier for pedophiles and abusers to hide their crimes. Pornography and the culture that surrounds it is the most disgusting and demeaning and objectifies all women as sex objects, same with rap/hip-hop music.

So if your a Woman, and you have a problem with men staring at your ass all day like a lion stares at a lamb.... well blame the morons who destroyed western culture back in the '60s and '70s.
James Amril-Kesh
Viziam
Amarr Empire
#188 - 2013-07-30 06:58:57 UTC  |  Edited by: James Amril-Kesh
Kyperion wrote:
James Amril-Kesh wrote:
Welp, this thread turned into actual sexism pretty quickly (and I'm not talking about FO|2TY8 who is obviously being sarcastic).


Cry more. 'Sexism' my arse, its a discussion between dweebs about stuff that nobody who works for a living even cares about.

People are whining about digital boobs.


P.S. the other things you feminist ***** are hypocritical on is abortion and pornography. Legalized Abortion devalues the meaning of women and makes it much easier for pedophiles and abusers to hide their crimes. Pornography and the culture that surrounds it is the most disgusting and demeaning and objectifies all women as sex objects, same with rap/hip-hop music.

So if your a Woman, and you have a problem with men staring at your ass all day like a lion stares at a lamb.... well blame the morons who destroyed western culture back in the '60s and '70s.


You're hilarious. Really, you are.
You don't even know what it was that I was referring to as sexist, but given your footnote it's pretty clear you don't have a tenable position as to what is and what isn't sexism.

Enjoying the rain today? ;)
Qolde
Comms Black
Pandemic Horde
#189 - 2013-07-30 07:06:17 UTC
I'll say it simple and plain. Every heterosexual male on earth is genetically attracted to big boobs and nice waist to hip ratios. From the days when we were monkeys, to the current health craze, a good waist to hip ratio signifies health. I've heard of it referred to as "child bearing hips" and since babies drink breast milk in the natural world, who would want their kids to starve to death. Small breasts can be a novelty at times, one can be refreshed by having something different than what they always have, or be complacent with what is less desirable and therefore more available. But in general, WHY WOULD WE WANT UGLY ALTS?

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Jove Angel
Doomheim
#190 - 2013-07-30 07:16:09 UTC
in the early part of the 18th century the female pose on most paintings was with larger than life boobs.Shocked

Since early times men have looked at women and tbh gone mad when they see a woman with big ones.

Modern times a woman with natural real boobs are awesome but ones who slap 3000 pounds on a boob job just to make men like them are insane tbh.


Its a natural thing for men to look at woman like this as thats where your head first hit just after you were born.

Even if you have small boobs your breast enlarge when your body creates milk for a new born.

Men make there avatars look to how they want it to look. If they want big boobs well let them.

My avatars have big boobs as that is how i myself like them.

No offense but a good ole hand full is the best handful but thats my own personal remark Big smile

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Aya Shinomiya
Promethean Ascension
#191 - 2013-07-30 08:59:29 UTC  |  Edited by: Aya Shinomiya
Nariya Kentaya wrote:
Kyperion wrote:
Tell you (at least in the United States) hippy flower powered panzies what..... When Men get the same amount of Maternity leave when their wives have babies, and when women are required to register for the draft.... and military standards are THE SAME AKA no dumbS**** lightweight PT standards for female war fighters.... then come and talk to me about 'sexism' ..... until then STFU, because you really DON'T want 'equality' .... you want a hand out just like Al Sharpton and Obama voters.

thats the thing, in america, there are very rarely "equalist" feminists, a majority of them want favoritism, they want all the "benefits" they believe they miss out on, WITH all the "benefits" permitted by "chivalry" while at the same time, not wanting ANY of the "negatives" men have to deal with.

honestly though, half of it is the american government, they do the same thing with race, to "ensure equality" they allow the laws to give blatant favoritism. same kinda crap attitude that changes whats politically correct every other week, im sorry but i will NEVER use the term "african-american" unless they can point to an immediate blood relative born adn raised in africa, if they cant they are just black.


Same in Germany.

The whippet cookie was as long as it exists called "Negerkuss" (translated into Englisch "kiss of a black"). Since last year they found this name not "political correct" because of "neger". Although it comes from the latin word "niger" meaning simply "black". Now they call it "Schokokuss" (Engl. chocolate kiss). Another example is "Zigeunerschnitzel" (Engl. gypsy(ish) cutlet) simply a specific dish from this region. Erased from usage by government because of "not political correct".
Iceni
Doomheim
#192 - 2013-07-30 11:11:57 UTC  |  Edited by: Iceni
Blame the Devs. I wanted tiny mammaries but these are the smallest I could make them.

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Myriad Blaze
Common Sense Ltd
Nulli Secunda
#193 - 2013-07-30 11:22:31 UTC
Aya Shinomiya wrote:

Same in Germany.

The whippet cookie was as long as it exists called "Negerkuss" (translated into Englisch "kiss of a black"). Since last year they found this name not "political correct" because of "neger". Although it comes from the latin word "niger" meaning simply "black". Now they call it "Schokokuss" (Engl. chocolate kiss). Another example is "Zigeunerschnitzel" (Engl. gypsy(ish) cutlet) simply a specific dish from this region. Erased from usage by government because of "not political correct".

While the mentioning of a "whippet cookie" might give people an idea what you are talking about, it's still a different kind of candy than your “Negerkuss”. And its name stems from the original French name “Tête de nègre“, which led to different terms throughout the German language.
And your claim that certain terms were erased from usage by government is utter nonsense. These terms are generally being avoided (for years now) for their racist connotations, but they are neither outlawed nor otherwise forbidden.

Oh, and btw, I'd say "Schnitzel" is best translated to "schnitzel" (at least in American English). P
Aya Shinomiya
Promethean Ascension
#194 - 2013-07-30 11:35:20 UTC  |  Edited by: Aya Shinomiya
Myriad Blaze wrote:
Aya Shinomiya wrote:

Same in Germany.

The whippet cookie was as long as it exists called "Negerkuss" (translated into Englisch "kiss of a black"). Since last year they found this name not "political correct" because of "neger". Although it comes from the latin word "niger" meaning simply "black". Now they call it "Schokokuss" (Engl. chocolate kiss). Another example is "Zigeunerschnitzel" (Engl. gypsy(ish) cutlet) simply a specific dish from this region. Erased from usage by government because of "not political correct".

While the mentioning of a "whippet cookie" might give people an idea what you are talking about, it's still a different kind of candy than your “Negerkuss”. And its name stems from the original French name “Tête de nègre“, which led to different terms throughout the German language.
And your claim that certain terms were erased from usage by government is utter nonsense. These terms are generally being avoided (for years now) for their racist connotations, but they are neither outlawed nor otherwise forbidden.

Oh, and btw, I'd say "Schnitzel" is best translated to "schnitzel" (at least in American English). P


Sorry. I am not familiar with proper names in English and must trust the translator. Last year there were some discussions around "political correct words" in Germany. Possible that my examples are outdated. But I wanted to add some examples to the political correctness discussion that this not only happens in the USA, although coming from the USA. These stuff around political correctness and female equality etc. comes in the EU mostly from Brussels. Perhaps "erased" was an exaggerated term. Actually no one sentence you for using this words. But it shows that something is going on in western societies.
Seven Koskanaiken
Shadow Legions.
Insidious.
#195 - 2013-07-30 11:50:46 UTC  |  Edited by: Seven Koskanaiken
Kyperion wrote:
James Amril-Kesh wrote:
Welp, this thread turned into actual sexism pretty quickly (and I'm not talking about FO|2TY8 who is obviously being sarcastic).


Cry more. 'Sexism' my arse, its a discussion between dweebs about stuff that nobody who works for a living even cares about.

People are whining about digital boobs.


P.S. the other things you feminist ***** are hypocritical on is abortion and pornography. Legalized Abortion devalues the meaning of women and makes it much easier for pedophiles and abusers to hide their crimes. Pornography and the culture that surrounds it is the most disgusting and demeaning and objectifies all women as sex objects, same with rap/hip-hop music.

So if your a Woman, and you have a problem with men staring at your ass all day like a lion stares at a lamb.... well blame the morons who destroyed western culture back in the '60s and '70s.



Don't you have a tea party rally or moose hunt to attend?
Judas Scammer
Federal Navy Academy
Gallente Federation
#196 - 2013-07-30 12:07:10 UTC
I am a man IRL and i find bear men very attractive!
Myriad Blaze
Common Sense Ltd
Nulli Secunda
#197 - 2013-07-30 12:14:40 UTC  |  Edited by: Myriad Blaze
Aya Shinomiya wrote:

Sorry. I am not familiar with proper names in English and must trust the translator. Last year there were some discussions around "political correct words" in Germany. Possible that my examples are outdated. But I wanted to add some examples to the political correctness discussion that this not only happens in the USA, although coming from the USA. These stuff around political correctness and female equality etc. comes in the EU mostly from Brussels. Perhaps "erased" was an exaggerated term. Actually no one sentence you for using this words. But it shows that something is going on in western societies.


You should really consider using phrases like “I believe”, “I think” or “I guess” more often.

The discussion about “political correctness and female equality” as you like to call it, is not coming from the US nor is it coming from Brussels. It’s a social development that is (in the end) based on the jus naturae which goes back to Greek philosophers in ancient times. However, probably the most important development with regard to "female equality" happened during the French Revolution in 1791, when Olympe de Gouges wrote and published the “Déclaration des droits de la Femme et de la Citoyenne” – the “Declaration of the Rights of Woman and the Female Citizen”.
Remiel Pollard
Aliastra
Gallente Federation
#198 - 2013-07-30 12:37:14 UTC
S Byerley, I have addressed your claims, your contentions, and your fallacies. I have no intention of getting caught up in a protracted argument on the internet with someone who wants to throw a tantrum over a single point of contention without checking his own damned facts. You made a claim with no evidence, I dismissed it without evidence. I am not a teacher, and your ignorance is not my problem, it's yours, and in the time it took you to write everything you wrote to me in your last two replies, you could have checked it out yourself. Google Scholar is an exceptional database on which in the last ten minutes, I've been able to find again over a dozen articles on the matter, all with enough citations that if they were in a journal together, the impact factor would be reasonably high.

Again, it was your claim that you are a scientist, so I'm not going to hold your hand for you.

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Aya Shinomiya
Promethean Ascension
#199 - 2013-07-30 12:42:35 UTC  |  Edited by: Aya Shinomiya
Myriad Blaze wrote:

Sorry. I am not familiar with proper names in English and must trust the translator. Last year there were some discussions around "political correct words" in Germany. Possible that my examples are outdated. But I wanted to add some examples to the political correctness discussion that this not only happens in the USA, although coming from the USA. These stuff around political correctness and female equality etc. comes in the EU mostly from Brussels. Perhaps "erased" was an exaggerated term. Actually no one sentence you for using this words. But it shows that something is going on in western societies.

You should really consider using phrases like “I believe”, “I think” or “I guess” more often.


I will remember it. I am known as to be very self-opinionated in real life. Roll

Myriad Blaze wrote:

The discussion about “political correctness and female equality” as you like to call it, is not coming from the US nor is it coming from Brussels. It’s a social development that is (in the end) based on the jus naturae which goes back to Greek philosophers in ancient times. However, probably the most important development with regard to "female equality" happened during the French Revolution in 1791, when Olympe de Gouges wrote and published the “Déclaration des droits de la Femme et de la Citoyenne” – the “Declaration of the Rights of Woman and the Female Citizen”.


I have heard from two sources (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VUPX44NQl64 and ... I must lie Juergen Elsaesser I think) that it comes from the USA and the EU commission in Brussels. They have not conceived it of course but they are in some way influenced by this ideals and try to implant it into the societies.
Celestra Doxaila
MinTek Tactical Division
#200 - 2013-07-30 14:04:20 UTC
All of my implants are in my head.