Unpopular Opinions you have (non-football)

[edgie]

Women make obviously terrible choices sometimes. That in no way is victim blaming, because no victim is ever to blame, but there's a lot of drop kick males in the world and they aren't exactly Bruce Wayne when it comes to hiding their other side.

When for instance, we watched Married at First Sight, I told my missus that Kellan would be a party boy and an aggressor in conflict. A few episodes later and he's challenging people to fights over dinner.

The warning signs are there. Be vigilant. Be aware.

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[PP34]

Women make obviously terrible choices sometimes. That in no way is victim blaming, because no victim is ever to blame, but there's a lot of drop kick males in the world and they aren't exactly Bruce Wayne when it comes to hiding their other side.

When for instance, we watched Married at First Sight, I told my missus that Kellan would be a party boy and an aggressor in conflict. A few episodes later and he's challenging people to fights over dinner.

The warning signs are there. Be vigilant. Be aware.

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The problem for some I assume would be that they find it hard to walk away or are very scared of doing so.

That's what makes Rosie Batty's example so mind blowing.

 

[Scotland]

I'm having a bit of trouble with this:

http://www.watoday.com.au/wa-news/s...g-bashed-in-south-africa-20160922-grly9s.html

It's really sad that this sort of thing has happened to a volunteer but the 'preaching in Africa' line sticks out for me. Is it a poor choice of wording from the journo or do the Salvos go to Africa to push Christianity onto the locals?

 

[edgie]

The problem for some I assume would be that they find it hard to walk away or are very scared of doing so.

That's what makes Rosie Batty's example so mind blowing.

I agree, but you have to take some ownership of bad decisions, which is a polite way to describe "hmmm, might see what that fella who used to rape me 8 years ago is up to, wonder if he wants to hook up?", and use that ownership to educate others on red flags.





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[the_interloper]

that kind of thinking leads to the creation of power for campaigners like this

Interesting conundrum, calling her a campaigner is misogynistic, but since she's racially insensitive it's accepted, what is correct?

 

[Doss]

Head over here for the continuation: https://www.bigfooty.com/forum/threads/unpopular-opinions-you-have-non-football-part-ii.1146629/

Have to close off threads with over 10,000 posts.