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In Reply to: RE: Misogynism is alive and well here on Audio Asylum posted by Analog Scott on January 28, 2019 at 21:58:50
As you will see on the video the green puke goes right on the fair bosoms of the delicate lady that you are so gallantly defending. When aiming to be the White Knight, like most things in life, it's better to pick you battles. So far I haven't had to call any Asylees a thumb dick, but I'll keep my options open.
Her performance is either empowering, or it just makes her a nasty puke slut.
Big speakers and little amps blew my mind!
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Calling someone out on their misogyny is not done in defense of any individual woman. And her artistic choices do not give one a licence to be a misogynist. Get a clue bro.
Oh no, I got that you were white knighting for all women, and we are all duly impressed. I was just being poetic, that was my artistic choice.
Big speakers and little amps blew my mind!
Scott is right, it was misogynist,no way around it. Does it matter in this example ? I don't think so. The country already feels like Soviet Russia. One careless word and your entire life goes in flames.
Why don't we force more women and people of color into hobby?
I would vote Scott for Quota delivery manager.
50% of girls on the forum or the AA severs will have to close the door.
I wish I was joking..
Whether it is misogyny or not is arguable. It was certainly rude, and not something I think a gentleman should say, and I think it should have been handled that way. But that's not what Scott did. He used it as a hammer to beat someone over the head, just so he could feel good about himself. I don't respect that. Treating it as bad manners would help civil society. Beating someone over the head for it helps to destroy civil society. And America is in a fragile state right now, and frankly I fear the worst.
I'm afraid I agree with you about America and Americans. In our defense the KGB did a fine job undermining and subverting the American ethos. Their plan was to attack the ruggedness of the American people, and they probably succeeded beyond their wildest expectations. True, they had a dedicated cadre of Americans who were willing to carry out their plans, and act as fifth columnists. That red network has completed it's march through the institutions, and now is even at the highest levels of the U.S. government. The thing about the radicals is they are so hard to stop, because they never take a day off. They stick at what they are doing 24/7. Like they never want to go fishing or have any other kind of fun. You know Stalin believed in marriage, but the kind of radicalism they pushed on America was the Trotsky kind. That's what we have in America today. We have even graduated to Orwell's "face-crime," that's what the Covington school boys story was all about.
I wouldn't blame you if you did move back to one of the Visegrad countries. They are more likely to preserve Western Civilization than anyone else. I'll make my stand here, in the land of my fathers, win or lose.
Big speakers and little amps blew my mind!
I did it so I could feel good about myself? You are a fucking idiot.
That's real big of you to take a such an "artistic" stand for misogyny. Well done. You must be making all the women in your life very proud. If there actually are any
No, I was not taking a stand for misogyny. I was taking a stand against cheap, two-bit moral posturing on social media that costs you nothing and signifies even less.
Would it be possible for you to signal your virtue without hurting others?
Big speakers and little amps blew my mind!
Moral posturing. That's a good one. Soooo you were hurt by my calling out misogyny? I saw a really pathetic misogynist post. And I saw a whole lot of folks here, save one, yuckin it up. I think it was nothing short of disgusting behavior done in the safety of anonymity of an internet forum. So I called it out. I'm guessing just about everyone involved in this discussion would have said very different things if this were done in person in the presence of actual women. And it would have been so for all the wrong reasons. Nothing like anonymity for letting people show their true colors.
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