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First segment on the women's rights movement (1848-1920)
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First segment on the women's rights movement (1848-1920)

I firmly believe that if you all understood what women went through to get where they are today you all would have a different opinion of women; albeit there are many things that need to change that haven't for women to truly be equal in today's society such as the wage issue.

I will be sharing an article with you today and what better day considering today is mother's day [Image: idea.gif]! I hope everyone's opinions towards women here haven't effected their relationships with their mothers.

This segment will cover the time period from 1848-1920. There will be multiple segments and I will start off slowly so I don't bombard you with too much information [Image: smile.gif]

please be respectful as I have taken time out of my busy day to do this-thanks! If you disagree do so politely and please state why.

http://history.house.gov/Exhibitions-and...ns-Rights/

please copy the URL above, read the article, and discuss [Image: smile.gif]

I will be back later tonight to write about what I took from the article and what moved me.


wow that is a creepy smiley face!
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#2

First segment on the women's rights movement (1848-1920)

Game isn't hating women, it's seeing through the smoke and mirrors.
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#3

First segment on the women's rights movement (1848-1920)

Feminism came about because women were dissatisfied with their role in life. It was boring to them and they lacked fulfillment.

They didn't know what the answer was to that eternal question,

"What is it about life there always seems to be something missing?" - Epictetus

They didn't know so they looked at the closest thing that was opposite of their own existence, Men.

Since a man's life was completely opposite of a woman's and a woman was miserable, he must have it good. He leaves the house, makes the money, makes the decisions. He has Power, and I do not. I want Power. That's the answer.

However, women didn't know that to be masculine in the world goes agains the grain of being feminine. To be masculine is to be a self-inteerested ego, to take action in the world, to fight with the others and win for yourself and your family.

All of this goes against the grain of being feminine which hails their should be no egotism/self-interest in the world. That we should all be the same, no one higher or lower, in status or wealth. The political manifestation of this feminine principle is Socialism/Communism. The opposite being Capitalism where one rises above the others based on merit (which is the much-hated-today masculine principle).

The term "Feminism" is a misnomer because it's all about being masculine in the world. Problem is women don't know the first thing about what it means to be a developed masculine because they are women. It's not unlike a cat trying to be a dog. There are even YouTube videos lauding such.

So we see women now running around like characters out of a "Kill Bill" or "Porky's" movie.

McCoy, that's where feminism came from. A self-interested desire to have Power for themselves, and that's all fine but don't make them out to be some kind of oppressed victim for the past 7,000 years.

Finally, women really do make the same as men in wages. In fact most human resource departments are run by women. If a woman isn't making the same as her co-worker it's because she hasn't had the "balls" to demand a raise. It's understandable she doesn't because she would then have to admit she really is a self-interested person (an ego) making demands on others for herself. That goes against the grain of the feminine principle (no egotism).

Female leaders know this which is why they try to pass legislation to force employers to give raises to women without them ever having to ask or switch jobs, etc. In other words, so they can enjoy the benefits that come with being masculine without actually having to be masculine.
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First segment on the women's rights movement (1848-1920)

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and so Mccoy's ban quest continues.

Why do the heathen rage and the people imagine a vain thing? Psalm 2:1 KJV
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99.9 percent of American combat deaths were men.

Why do women's rights activists never complain about that imbalance.
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#6

First segment on the women's rights movement (1848-1920)

Looks like he gave his account to a girl.

It was a package deal that included his balls.
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First segment on the women's rights movement (1848-1920)

Also, McCoy, how do you fix the problem of young women getting more attention than older women?

Obviously, this is inequality.

Should we, by law, force men to look at each woman in his line of sight for an equal amount of time?

Also, what about the fact that beautiful women get more attention from men than fat women their same age.

Should we force beautiful women to cut their face up to make them equal?

Do you see how equality is an impossible quest, which, is used by people to inflict pain and suffering on others for their own perceived victimhood?

Edit: if its a woman, boobs plz
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Quote: (05-10-2015 06:18 PM)KorbenDallas Wrote:  

Should we force beautiful women to cut their face up to make them equal?

Do you see how equality is an impossible quest, which, is used by people to inflict pain and suffering on others for their own perceived victimhood?

Pol Pot is a good example of what can happen when utopian longings like this go unchecked.
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#9

First segment on the women's rights movement (1848-1920)

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We finally have it, a pet troll!
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First segment on the women's rights movement (1848-1920)

If the wage issue was real, then men wouldn't get hired because everyone company would want to save money by hiring only women.

I will be checking my PMs weekly, so you can catch me there. I will not be posting.
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We should get something of value from this sordid episode.

I suggest that from now on, a McCoy should be the new forum term for selling out your platoon for a cheap piece of cunt.

Typical usage: to pull a McCoy on your pals = to betray them for a worthless female, to sell them out for some dumb mediocre broad.

same old shit, sixes and sevens Shaft...
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Quote: (05-10-2015 06:48 PM)The Lizard of Oz Wrote:  

We should get something of value from this sordid episode.

I suggest that from now on, a McCoy should be the new forum term for selling out your platoon for a cheap piece of cunt.

Typical usage: to pull a McCoy on your pals = to betray them for a worthless female, to sell them out for some dumb mediocre broad.

"This schlub pulled a level 10 McCoy on us. Poor bastard. He's not invited to poker night any more, even if he would show up."




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#13

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Not even seven days reminded him what it's like to have a pair of balls

Quote: (11-15-2014 09:06 AM)Little Dark Wrote:  
This thread is not going in the direction I was hoping for.
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First segment on the women's rights movement (1848-1920)

Sadly, I think McCoy should be granted his wish. Shame, I thought he was a good guy.

I will be checking my PMs weekly, so you can catch me there. I will not be posting.
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First segment on the women's rights movement (1848-1920)

McCoy, do you prefer more length or girth on the strap-on your girlfriend uses to peg you?

Is it more pleasurable to have it vibrate when it's all the way up there against your prostate?

Do you orgasm from penetration alone or do you need to be milked?

I want to learn about your life experiences so that I can have empathy for others!

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McCoy engrossed in his studies:

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You don't get there till you get there
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Quote: (05-10-2015 06:57 PM)Fortis Wrote:  

Sadly, I think McCoy should be granted his wish. Shame, I thought he was a good guy.


I think it's funnier if we just seven-day ban him multiple times.
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Quote: (05-10-2015 06:10 PM)KorbenDallas Wrote:  

99.9 percent of American combat deaths were men.

Why do women's rights activists never complain about that imbalance.

Women always reply to that one with 'if women ran the world there would be no war' so instead I enjoy

92 percent of workplace deaths are men. Why do women's rights activists never complain about that imbalance.

If a woman wants to take a man's place being crushed to death under a felled tree tipped the wrong way I'm sure the logger would be happy to give her the saw and fill out HR forms in the office, especially if they all had equal pay.

Why do the heathen rage and the people imagine a vain thing? Psalm 2:1 KJV
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Hey I think this is awesome. If we can't have intelligent discussions about defending our beliefs on feminism then we've got no business bitching about it.

Right on McCoy! Glad you're back!

Personally, I was at one point a "white knight". I've come to belive that the mindset I had was naive. Now I think from the way OP posts that he's got some great points and we should be able, as a group, to explain why we think he is wrong...or at least incorrect about certain things.

I'll have to get to my computer before I can give a good response but I do think that it's good to have a guy here who can be a dissenter.

Edit: I'm confident that he'll soon see the error of his ways.

Per Ardua Ad Astra | "I have come here to chew bubblegum and kick ass. And I'm all out of bubblegum"

Cobra and I did some awesome podcasts with awesome fellow members.
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#19

First segment on the women's rights movement (1848-1920)

Actually, you could use the search feature and see that I've have already started many threads on this topic of women in America from 1848 to 1920:

The Roots Of Feminism In America

The Seneca Falls Convention: Understanding The Roots Of Entitled White Feminism

Prohibition In America: Women & Authoritarianism

The Gilded Age: “New Women,” Gibson Girls & The Rumblings Of Feminism

Ibsen's "A Doll House" & The False Assumptions Of Masculinity (A highly controversial play written around 1870 that is considered the most feminist work)

A Portrait Of The Naughty Flapper Girl Of The 1920's

Class is in session, bro

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why you wonder how many man another man bang? why you care who bang who mr high school drama man
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Quote: (05-10-2015 07:09 PM)2Wycked Wrote:  

Actually, you could use the search feature and see that I've have already started many threads on this topic of women in America from 1848 to 1920:

The Roots Of Feminism In America

The Seneca Falls Convention: Understanding The Roots Of Entitle White Feminism

Prohibition In America: Women & Authoritarianism

The Gilded Age: “New Women,” Gibson Girls & The Rumblings Of Feminism

Ibsen's "A Doll House" & The False Assumptions Of Masculinity (A highly controversial play written around 1870 that is considered the most feminist work)

A Portrait Of The Naughty Flapper Girl Of The 1920's

Class is in session, bro

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I forgot about those, the ones I read were really good and in the earlier 2wycked essay style of posts.

Mccoy or mccoy's girlfriend, please open up those threads and engage in arguments there. I'm sure 2wycked will reply to any rebuttals like a verbose uncaged wild eyed monkey.

Why do the heathen rage and the people imagine a vain thing? Psalm 2:1 KJV
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It seems to me, if you have to look as far as a government-hosted piece of agitprop on the history of feminism to find anything nice to say about women, then you are damning the fairer sex by faint praise, and are perhaps the true misogynist amongst us. Seriously, what kind of weak-ass family do you have? Because I could name pretty much any close female relative of mine, and describe a woman who worked hard, and sacrificed a great deal to bring up a good, strong family.

Christ, if I wanted to think better of women, the last thing I would read is a tract on feminism. No matter the era, vagina-based political agitation is the field of bored, rich women; the most insipid breed of human at every point in history.

Bear in mind, whilst this elite section of female society was contemplating how best to agitate for more, their working-class sisters were working (and dying) alongside children in no small number in the mines, or experiencing the joys of "phossy jaw" from 14-hour workdays in the match factory.

Pull your head out of the sand, and unwind the vice from your balls, McCoy; there's a lot to appreciate in women, but your post rings pallid and inauthentic.

Quote: (02-26-2015 01:57 PM)delicioustacos Wrote:  
They were given immense wealth, great authority, and strong clans at their backs.

AND THEY USE IT TO SHIT ON WHORES!
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I don't believe this is the real McCoy...

If only you knew how bad things really are.
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McCoy needs to be demoted from the rank of Alpha Male.

You could demote him to Male Feminist but that would be the same as me [Image: angry.gif], so there needs to be a new rank for McCoy - maybe Closet Homo
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Men don't say "creepy". The whole vibe of the post was that of a female writing it. There is no way this is the real McCoy.

In honor of the real McCoy's...


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I had a nice long response written but sometimes the right .gif can accomplish much more than words:

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"...so I gave her an STD, and she STILL wanted to bang me."

TEAM NO APPS

TEAM PINK
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