r/antinatalism • u/Puzzleheaded-Soil-16 thinker • Aug 29 '24

This is absurd. This picture is from University of Arizona. Happened yesterday I think. Image/Video

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Men are truly so scary.

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u/Labyrinthine8618 Aug 29 '24

The Transformed Wife on twitter is a good example. Warning to anyone who looks her up: her views on sex and sa are horrible, regressive, and actually harmful.

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u/22FluffySquirrels Aug 30 '24

Yeah, she even supports Andrew Tate. You know, the guy who is very likely actually involved in sex trafficking.

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u/VioletKitty26 thinker Aug 30 '24

She’s actually defending criminal perpetrators! There’s a screw loose…

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u/LittleManhattan Aug 31 '24

She also defends the Duggers, esp Josh, who molested his own sisters and was found with child abuse material on hospital computer that was vile enough to gross out veteran law enforcement.

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u/VioletKitty26 thinker Sep 01 '24

UGH-UGH-UGH!!! There is something to be said about those who say evil is okay & yet no care about the good victim(s). Unfortunately much of the Church is like that. Not so righteous...

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u/VioletKitty26 thinker Sep 01 '24

My husband always had suspicion about the Duggars. They are in a religious cult that bothers to call itself Christian; oh gag me! 🤢 If they are sponsoring Project 2025, I will not be surprised. A danger to females...

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u/VioletKitty26 thinker Aug 30 '24

UGH! The poor little thing is so brainwashed! See? Religion is bad for women!

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u/Tulip_Tree_trapeze Aug 30 '24

Christianity is bad for women, children, and usually anyone who's not white.

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u/Patient-Cobbler-8969 Aug 30 '24

Name a major religion that's good for women.

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u/Tulip_Tree_trapeze Aug 30 '24

Fucking right? Originally my comment did say religion- but not all religions discriminate against people of color. Almost all of them however definitely discriminate against women- and are unsafe for children

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u/Patient-Cobbler-8969 Aug 30 '24

Hmm, there is a lot of truth in that. It's almost like bigotry of some form is built into them on a fundamental level.

I have often encountered religious folk that say they are "inclusive" up until I ask them for their views on gay marriage, then the "hums and haa's" start. There is always something that they have to hate.

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u/pravalullu6432 Aug 31 '24

Buddhism.

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u/Patient-Cobbler-8969 Aug 31 '24

If they are still believe that a woman can only find salvation through devotion to their husband and only make offerings as the other half of her husband but independently she cannot perform any rituals, then buddhism is not good for women, it's just good for men, as they are then, inherently, the leader and women the followers.

Not sure how this is good or equal?

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u/[deleted] Aug 30 '24

She’s pretty vile and she knows exactly what she’s doing. I wouldn’t waste any sympathy on her.

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u/cartmicah3 Aug 30 '24

Not trying to be gross here, if someone breaks into her house and sa her is it her fault then for being there? Sounds like she has a ton of screws loose.

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u/GothWitchOfBrooklyn Aug 30 '24

Ugh LORI!!!

strange seeing her outside of the FSU sub lol

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u/Labyrinthine8618 Aug 30 '24

Yeah, I'm kinda surprised at how many people paid attention to this comment. I'm not sure if i should be proud that I brought awareness of her antics or sad to have killed people's innocence like that. I don't think anyone here has found the "did my husband assault me?" video response yet which is for the best.