Worst of Social Justice

[Søren]

Type in Mallory merk into tumblr. You won't be disappointed

[Ultimate Paragon]

Okay guys, let's play the game where we replace "men" with a minority group and see if it sounds like a Stormfront post!

[rookie]

Is this from AROOOOOOOO?

[Ultimate Paragon]

Is this from AROOOOOOOO?

Who's that?

[Random Gal]

Is this from AROOOOOOOO?

Who's that?

A Room Of Our Own, a radfem site that's been quoted on FSTDT a few times.

[SpaceProg]

It's been my experience that hatred never really leads to any favorable outcome.   

Kinda why it's generally considered a negative emotion.

[niam2023]

You calling me a nerd you daydreaming fuckface?



Your headcanons do not matter. No one cares if you think Korra is a girl or an anteater-kin.

[Art Vandelay]

You calling me a nerd you daydreaming fuckface?

As a coalkin, this post commits the worst possible crime any human being can commit. It offends me.

[Sigmaleph]

In other words: "Yay ingroup! Boo outgroup!"

(to be fair, like 80-90% of all political discourse is the same thing, only they are slightly more subtle about it)

[Ultimate Paragon]

I hate men. Yes, I am a feminist. No, not all feminists hate men. But at this point in my life I have begun to wonder why any woman with half a brain would NOT hate men. It is perhaps testament to the amazing moral superiority of women that most women do not hate men in spite of the tortures men inflict upon them, their children, and each other. Or perhaps it is a reason why feminism has not succeeded. Perhaps in order for women to stop being chattel under the bootheels of cruel, stupid men, they will have to learn to hate men at least a little.


This journal will consist of a list of good reasons to hate men.

I will grant the naysayers this - that the actions which make men, as a class, hateable, are not engaged in or supported, even passively, by all men. In other words, there are probably a few good men out there, who really do not condone in any way, shape or form, any of the following:

Rape
Murder
War
Environmental destruction for the sake of “jobs”
Wife beating
Girlfriend beating
Porn
BDSM
Street harassment of women
Forced veiling of women
Incest
Statutory rape
Forced pregnancy and birth
Giving fetii more rights than the women in whose bodies they are growing

But I haven’t personally met any. I’ve heard of a precious few via their writings in print and online. Less than ten. Out of thousands of men I have met in my life, I can count the “good” ones on one hand. And what I listed above as a description of “good” is, for me, not even “good” but just “not bad”, as in “not evil and unempathetic”.
Every man I have had personal interactions with supports at least 2-3 of the above things, or engages in them.

Every single one.

That is, in and of itself, enough to make any sensible woman want to run away to join an Amazonian cult. Alas, I am not able to do so. But I can bitch about how much I hate men on LJ.
And you know, for a start, maybe that’s enough. Men have such fragile and pathetic little egos that even though they enjoy almost complete and total world domination, they are awfully threatened by women speaking up for themselves even a little bit. This is why even the most timid feminist woman saying “perhaps maybe you guys should look at this particular instance of gross mistreatment of women and realize that it isn’t in the spirit of fair play” will get buried under a mountain of hate mail from offended penis owners who insist she must be a man-hater because she isn’t begging to suck their ugly cocks in overawed gratitude for their gracious gift of allowing her to continue breathing…

Get help.

[Second Coming of Madman]

I'll just leave this bullshit here.

[ironbite]

Stop stealing shit off my tumblr.

Ironbite-I reblogged that awhile ago.

[Ultimate Paragon]

Yeah, no.  Forget the history of soap for a moment, and the fact that the Celts were using it long before Islam was even a thing.  The title of the painting is "The Bath" by Jean-Léon Gérôme.  It depicts a woman from an Ottoman sultan's harem being washed by a servant.  Gérôme was well-known for these sorts of scenes, based on his travels throughout the Middle East and Bursa in Turkey in particular, where he was able to see and paint these particular harem bath-house scenes.  There's no "Moor" in this painting, and the servant girl is certainly not "showing the [harem girl] how to bathe".

[dpareja]

*snip image*

Yeah, no.  Forget the history of soap for a moment, and the fact that the Celts were using it long before Islam was even a thing.  The title of the painting is "The Bath" by Jean-Léon Gérôme.  It depicts a woman from an Ottoman sultan's harem being washed by a servant.  Gérôme was well-known for these sorts of scenes, based on his travels throughout the Middle East and Bursa in Turkey in particular, where he was able to see and paint these particular harem bath-house scenes.  There's no "Moor" in this painting, and the servant girl is certainly not "showing the [harem girl] how to bathe".

[mellenORL]

*snip image*

Yeah, no.  Forget the history of soap for a moment, and the fact that the Celts were using it long before Islam was even a thing.  The title of the painting is "The Bath" by Jean-Léon Gérôme.  It depicts a woman from an Ottoman sultan's harem being washed by a servant.  Gérôme was well-known for these sorts of scenes, based on his travels throughout the Middle East and Bursa in Turkey in particular, where he was able to see and paint these particular harem bath-house scenes.  There's no "Moor" in this painting, and the servant girl is certainly not "showing the [harem girl] how to bathe".

Unless Gérôme was a eunuch, he did not ever see that scene, except in his romanticized imagination.