The truth comes forthwith, and it comes right strong...hit ya like a runaway car:
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Quote: (12-24-2013 06:18 PM)Quintus Curtius Wrote:
The truth comes forthwith, and it comes right strong...hit ya like a runaway car:
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Tucker973
"Recently, I had to get up early for a 7 a.m. flight to attend a family member's funeral. I only had about an hour's worth of sleep, because I was back and forth between phone calls making arrangements. Things at the airport were crazy as usual, and the flight wasn't looking like it would get out in time. Right at the last minute, the flight attendants let a young woman on the plane - lucky for her, last time I was running late they wouldn't let me board. Oh well.
She made a beeline for her seat, which was next to mine. She reeked like booze - must have been hungover - and then fumbled with her luggage bumping me several times. I wasn't feeling my best, so I mumbled 'would be nice to hear an 'excuse me'.' Big mistake. She went ballistic on me, screaming 'WHAT DID YOU SAY?' over and over without dropping it. Finally I repeated myself, and she continued to huff and puff about the situation. The plane finally took off and I tried to get some shut-eye. Unfortunately, she kept kicking me and saying very loudly 'EXCUSE ME.'
I tell you, sometimes people are just jerks. As if air travel wasn't enough of a pain!"
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SigmoidFreud
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Thank you so much for this. The whole premise of this article is a farce. While the subject itself may be worthy of discussion, the anecdotal 'evidence' of fat-shaming at the beginning of the story is laughable. It sounds like Lindy was completely self-absorbed and not very empathetic with those around her (How could this patriarchy supporting misogynist next to me NOT know I was hung over. It's not MY fault I chose to drink before a flight and was late and inconvenienced other people on the flight that were already settled in. That's thin privilege.... ad absurdum).
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Nobody
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"sometimes we need to assault strangers because I'm too irresponsible to not get hammered before a 7am flight."
Is this what feminism is now? really?
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Hagetaka
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So.....you violated someone's space, he muttered something sotto voce, then you went and wrote an angry screed about it?
Must be nice to have that soapbox.
...This whole article basically reads like "I DON'T KNOW HOW TO DEAL WITH OTHER PEOPLE IN BASIC, EVERYDAY SOCIAL SITUATIONS AND IT'S ALL THEIR FAULT."...
...Maybe her next column can be about how fat people are unfairly viewed as hostile, defensive, passive-aggressive and rude
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JSieger
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It blows my mind that 90% of the comments here are supporting the author. I feel like there should be a study done to see how big of an ignorant ass you can be and still blame the other person if you're overweight.
"I cut this guy off in traffic and then slammed on my breaks, then he gave me a death glare because I'm fat, what an asshole."
Even if this guy was being an ass, why not blame it on you being late? Or maybe he's just an asshole to EVERYONE and not specifically you because of your weight? I'm 5'7" and skinny and the last flight I was on the guy on my aisle rolled his eyes when I had to use the bathroom for the third time on a 3-hour flight (I drank two coffees and a liter of water in the hour before the flight), some people are just easily annoyed. This article and the reactions make me wonder how some of these people function in everyday society
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Quote Lindy West: People say the same kind of thing to me with their eyes on nearly every flight—this guy just chose to say it with his mouth.
This is the subtext of my life: "You're bigger than I'd like you to be." "I dread being near you." "Your body itself is a breach of etiquette." "You are clearly a fucking moron who thinks that cheesecake is a vegetable." "I know that you will fart on me."
Nobody wants to sit next to a fat person on a plane. Don't think we don't know.
Quote: (12-24-2013 06:22 PM)samsamsam Wrote:Juding from the parked cars, the driver is going the wrong way down a One-Way Street smh.
Quote: (12-24-2013 06:18 PM)Quintus Curtius Wrote:
The truth comes forthwith, and it comes right strong...hit ya like a runaway car:
I hate people like this. I hope the kids are ok, but you don't move without visibility.
In LA all the time, people put their lives in your hands because they are so caught up in other nonsense (mainly phones or a false belief in their greatness).
Quote: (08-18-2016 12:05 PM)dicknixon72 Wrote:
...and nothing quite surprises me anymore. If I looked out my showroom window and saw a fully-nude woman force-fucking an alligator with a strap-on while snorting xanex on the roof of her rental car with her three children locked inside with the windows rolled up, I wouldn't be entirely amazed.
Quote: (12-24-2013 07:00 PM)Days of Broken Arrows Wrote:
When I first saw this link on my FB feed, I thought "Haha. Roosh is obviously going to make something up to try and be funny."
Turns out it's real. And, in fact, it's pretty fucking sad.
What's revealing is that it confirms my theory that often times obesity is a form of mental illness. Fat people view the world through a tainted, delusional mind, just like people with other mental illnesses do. (Caveat: by "obese" I don't mean the jock who gets a beer belly or the former cheerleader who gets fat after three kids. I mean "lifers." You know them when you see them.)
Quote: (12-24-2013 07:28 PM)Roosh Wrote:
An enabler of her behavior is her boyfriend:
Who, if the following picture is accurate, is a dad of two:
He must be hard up to go from that girl to this:
(taken in October)
Quote: (12-24-2013 07:28 PM)Roosh Wrote:I wonder if this is the same guy she describes in one of her Jizzabel pieces as her fiance - she describes him as being more hardline feminist than she is.
An enabler of her behavior is her boyfriend:
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Quote: (12-24-2013 07:28 PM)Roosh Wrote:I wonder if this is the same guy she describes in one of her Jizzabel pieces as her fiance - she describes him as being more hardline feminist than she is.
An enabler of her behavior is her boyfriend:
So I'm not sure he's gay - seems to me that gay guys don't care enough about women to become hardcore feminists.
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Quote: (12-24-2013 07:00 PM)Days of Broken Arrows Wrote:
When I first saw this link on my FB feed, I thought "Haha. Roosh is obviously going to make something up to try and be funny."
Turns out it's real. And, in fact, it's pretty fucking sad.
What's revealing is that it confirms my theory that often times obesity is a form of mental illness. Fat people view the world through a tainted, delusional mind, just like people with other mental illnesses do. (Caveat: by "obese" I don't mean the jock who gets a beer belly or the former cheerleader who gets fat after three kids. I mean "lifers." You know them when you see them.)
I don't know about the difference here between a lifer and an eventual fatty...I think that in both cases there is some sort of mental defeat that causes the condition - but like any mistake it is not the mistake, but how you improve from it that is important. In "people" like Lindy it's hyper-denial.
There are different stages of nonacceptance: where first there is no though given to improvement - then no acknowledgement of personal fault - then demanding acceptance by the rest of the world of your mistake as if it did not exist - but then it goes even farther to my mistake is actually the ONLY acceptable behavior. Do not critique me, but laud me as your hero, your lord, and...no, not saviour because as a prejudiced skinny/fit] FUCK, you burn in hell!
You are absolutely right about this being a mental case - very much like alcoholism/being a bad drunk. Having gone through semi-alcoholism, I would get incredibly drunk/black out and was a huge jerk and abrasive to people, sometimes even getting into physical altercations. Though it wasn't always my fault and sometimes the other person deserved it, in my mind I would usually rationalize my actions, and harbor some kind of hatred for the person even though it was my shortcoming. But the point is that I realize this and have actively tried to improve myself (but also failed). While I would commit these mistakes, I still lived more in shame than anything else.
Conversely, this cunt is broadcasting this to the world for some form of long held back attention whoring cathartic orgarsmo! From long years of not getting laid, and the world absolutely being repulsed by her, she is now projecting that revulsion onto the world. She gains negative pleasure from physical contact with the opposite sex. Thus the only way for her to get her rocks off are by the second female stimulator - not her "boyfriend's" penis but ATTENTION WHORING.
Man FUCK HER. I wouldn't want to stoop to feminist levels and wish bodily harm - castration/acid burning her face, etc - on her, but if I did, then I'd say I wish that Buffalo Bill taught her a lesson or two. Damn, he'd probably save on some lotion in her case too.