Society/Culture Feminism - 2017 Thread - Pt II

[CheapCharlie]

Middle aged women acting all

The chance of a middle aged woman being snarky in a supermarket are extremely remote if not impossible!

The impossible happens daily when they see me with my much younger, good looking, girlfriend

 

[Snake_Baker]

Surely the feminists of Australia are parked outside the Iranian Embassy and therefore incapable of posting in this thread today?

55 years in prison for 3 women who protested mandatory hijab

The Revolutionary Court of Tehran sentenced civil rights activists and Mozhgan Keshavarz, Yasaman Ariani, and her mother Monireh Arabshahi, to 55 years in prison combined. The three are currently held in Varamin Prison.

According to HRANA, the Human Rights Activists News Agency, the three were tried and sentenced by Judge Moghiseh on the charges of “conspiracy and assembly to act against national security, propaganda against the regime, and facilitating corruption and depravity”. Their sentences were delivered without the presence of their attorney. On March 8th, the International Women’s Day, the three civil activists offered flowers and pastry to passengers in Tehran’s subway. The video of this event went viral on social media which caused an uproar in state media.

Amir Raeesian, the defense attorney for Yasamin Ariani and Monireh Arabshahi announced that “at no point during the process, neither during the interrogation nor even trial sessions were the defense attorneys allowed to attend.” Mozhgan Keshavarz’s attorney, Mohammad Moghimi also reported that he was not allowed to participate in any stage of the process.Moghimi announced that aside from the three aforementioned charges, Ms. Keshavarz has also been sentenced to seven years and six months in prison on the charge of “blasphemy”.

In recent months the crackdown on “improper hijab” has intensified due to the requests from the Friday-Prayer Imams across the country.

55 years in prison for 3 women who protested mandatory hijab

The Revolutionary Court of Tehran sentenced civil rights activists and Mozhgan Keshavarz, Yasaman Ariani, and her mother Monireh Arabshahi, to 55 year

iranintl.com

 

[Snake_Baker]

A certified f#cking DISGRACE!

The Iranian consulate in Canberra can be contacted here: http://en.canberra.mfa.ir/

Letters to the Iranian consulate in Melbourne: Address: 486 Lower Heidelberg Rd, Heidelberg VIC 3084

 

[TimmeT]

Surely the feminists of Australia are parked outside the Iranian Embassy and therefore incapable of posting in this thread today?

55 years in prison for 3 women who protested mandatory hijab

The Revolutionary Court of Tehran sentenced civil rights activists and Mozhgan Keshavarz, Yasaman Ariani, and her mother Monireh Arabshahi, to 55 years in prison combined. The three are currently held in Varamin Prison.

According to HRANA, the Human Rights Activists News Agency, the three were tried and sentenced by Judge Moghiseh on the charges of “conspiracy and assembly to act against national security, propaganda against the regime, and facilitating corruption and depravity”. Their sentences were delivered without the presence of their attorney. On March 8th, the International Women’s Day, the three civil activists offered flowers and pastry to passengers in Tehran’s subway. The video of this event went viral on social media which caused an uproar in state media.

Amir Raeesian, the defense attorney for Yasamin Ariani and Monireh Arabshahi announced that “at no point during the process, neither during the interrogation nor even trial sessions were the defense attorneys allowed to attend.” Mozhgan Keshavarz’s attorney, Mohammad Moghimi also reported that he was not allowed to participate in any stage of the process.Moghimi announced that aside from the three aforementioned charges, Ms. Keshavarz has also been sentenced to seven years and six months in prison on the charge of “blasphemy”.

In recent months the crackdown on “improper hijab” has intensified due to the requests from the Friday-Prayer Imams across the country.

55 years in prison for 3 women who protested mandatory hijab

The Revolutionary Court of Tehran sentenced civil rights activists and Mozhgan Keshavarz, Yasaman Ariani, and her mother Monireh Arabshahi, to 55 year

iranintl.com

Meanwhile supposed feminists like Clementine Ford are more interested in going after Bolt over his comments about that climate girl

 

[Snake_Baker]

Meanwhile supposed feminists like Clementine Ford are more interested in going after Bolt over his comments about that climate girl

Lazy, self obsessed, disingenuous, spoiled idiots.

 

[Thegibbsgamble]

https://10daily.com.au/views/a19052...6u7RBgcoYAay4_IdbkJA19EA3AFnHE-A-WYb45fpyHonQ

Im utterly bemused Clementine Ford has had the ability to convince so many women everything she says is Gospel.

'Men don’t choose to kill their wives and girlfriends because they were born with the ‘bad man’ gene -- they choose this course of action because patriarchy has convinced them they are entitled to'

Recent official study on the murder of children shows women way over represemtated as perpetrator. So logically, if her belief is true why men kill thier partner, then women kill thier children because feminism has taught them they can do what they want, the kid came from thier body

 

[CheapCharlie]

Surely the feminists of Australia are parked outside the Iranian Embassy and therefore incapable of posting in this thread today?

55 years in prison for 3 women who protested mandatory hijab

The Revolutionary Court of Tehran sentenced civil rights activists and Mozhgan Keshavarz, Yasaman Ariani, and her mother Monireh Arabshahi, to 55 years in prison combined. The three are currently held in Varamin Prison.

According to HRANA, the Human Rights Activists News Agency, the three were tried and sentenced by Judge Moghiseh on the charges of “conspiracy and assembly to act against national security, propaganda against the regime, and facilitating corruption and depravity”. Their sentences were delivered without the presence of their attorney. On March 8th, the International Women’s Day, the three civil activists offered flowers and pastry to passengers in Tehran’s subway. The video of this event went viral on social media which caused an uproar in state media.

Amir Raeesian, the defense attorney for Yasamin Ariani and Monireh Arabshahi announced that “at no point during the process, neither during the interrogation nor even trial sessions were the defense attorneys allowed to attend.” Mozhgan Keshavarz’s attorney, Mohammad Moghimi also reported that he was not allowed to participate in any stage of the process.Moghimi announced that aside from the three aforementioned charges, Ms. Keshavarz has also been sentenced to seven years and six months in prison on the charge of “blasphemy”.

In recent months the crackdown on “improper hijab” has intensified due to the requests from the Friday-Prayer Imams across the country.

55 years in prison for 3 women who protested mandatory hijab

The Revolutionary Court of Tehran sentenced civil rights activists and Mozhgan Keshavarz, Yasaman Ariani, and her mother Monireh Arabshahi, to 55 year

iranintl.com

Australian feminists don't give a toss about actual inequality and discrimination. It's a protest they cant win, a system where they can't effect instant change.

More often than not its a case of easy picking or all talk and no action on real issues

 

[CheapCharlie]

Meanwhile supposed feminists like Clementine Ford are more interested in going after Bolt over his comments about that climate girl

Clementine is feminist motivated from a position of misandry, rather than a feminist motivated from any position of inequality or justice

 

[hamohawk1]

The fights she picks shows in her content too. If she's not getting many 'hits' or 'likes' she goes for the easy bait.

 

[quotemokc]

Monsters, men and magic: why feminists turned to witchcraft to oppose Trump

Whether it’s hexing the president, chatting in WhatsApp covens or featuring in TV reboots, radicalised women have been finding strength in the ancient pagan arts

‘This is the time for getting scary,” the writer Andi Zeisler told Elle magazine on the eve of the 2017 Women’s March. “We need to go full witch.”

 

[Generalissimo]

Monsters, men and magic: why feminists turned to witchcraft to oppose Trump

Whether it’s hexing the president, chatting in WhatsApp covens or featuring in TV reboots, radicalised women have been finding strength in the ancient pagan arts

‘This is the time for getting scary,” the writer Andi Zeisler told Elle magazine on the eve of the 2017 Women’s March. “We need to go full witch.”

For all her faults, I really don't think Hillary Clinton would go in for this nonsense.

 

[Taylor]

Interesting how people ran from religion but the need to put their fate into the hands of something else drove them into the arms of crystals, oils and this crap

 

[Groin guru]

Surely the feminists of Australia are parked outside the Iranian Embassy and therefore incapable of posting in this thread today?

55 years in prison for 3 women who protested mandatory hijab

The Revolutionary Court of Tehran sentenced civil rights activists and Mozhgan Keshavarz, Yasaman Ariani, and her mother Monireh Arabshahi, to 55 years in prison combined. The three are currently held in Varamin Prison.

According to HRANA, the Human Rights Activists News Agency, the three were tried and sentenced by Judge Moghiseh on the charges of “conspiracy and assembly to act against national security, propaganda against the regime, and facilitating corruption and depravity”. Their sentences were delivered without the presence of their attorney. On March 8th, the International Women’s Day, the three civil activists offered flowers and pastry to passengers in Tehran’s subway. The video of this event went viral on social media which caused an uproar in state media.

Amir Raeesian, the defense attorney for Yasamin Ariani and Monireh Arabshahi announced that “at no point during the process, neither during the interrogation nor even trial sessions were the defense attorneys allowed to attend.” Mozhgan Keshavarz’s attorney, Mohammad Moghimi also reported that he was not allowed to participate in any stage of the process.Moghimi announced that aside from the three aforementioned charges, Ms. Keshavarz has also been sentenced to seven years and six months in prison on the charge of “blasphemy”.

In recent months the crackdown on “improper hijab” has intensified due to the requests from the Friday-Prayer Imams across the country.

55 years in prison for 3 women who protested mandatory hijab

The Revolutionary Court of Tehran sentenced civil rights activists and Mozhgan Keshavarz, Yasaman Ariani, and her mother Monireh Arabshahi, to 55 year

iranintl.com

Crickets every time. They're more likely to wear one just to tell everyone how sexy they can look and at how accepting they are. They couldn't give a s**t about the real issues.

 

[Taylor]

It's not smart to support something which makes you position seem insignificant in comparison. If you attach your name to support their cause there is a direct comparison made.

 

[Snake_Baker]

Crickets every time. They're more likely to wear one just to tell everyone how sexy they can look and at how accepting they are. They couldn't give a s**t about the real issues.

Yep, they are power trippers, who actually do * all work to build anything, but want to control the work of others, facilitated by guilt politics.

 

[La Dolce Vita]

Yep, they are power trippers, who actually do fu** all work to build anything, but want to control the work of others, facilitated by guilt politics.

Feminism definition of equality: sit back do nothing, wait for men to create build invest sacrifice and risk all then demand equal outcomes ( only when it’s beneficial) just because

 

[Snake_Baker]

Feminism definition of equality: sit back do nothing, wait for men to create build invest sacrifice and risk all then demand equal outcomes ( only when it’s beneficial) just because

It's important to note that women have also made significant contributions in many areas, but I can't think of a single one of them who defined themselves as feminists in the contemporary sense. They were too f%&king busy doing WORK.

 

[CM86]

Feminism definition of equality: sit back do nothing, wait for men to create build invest sacrifice and risk all then demand equal outcomes ( only when it’s beneficial) just because

That seems a bit sexist.

Where did you get that definition from?

 

[TimmeT]

That seems a bit sexist.

Where did you get that definition from?

Feminism is sexist in its current incarnation so nothing wrong with what was written.

 

[Snake_Baker]

It's very important to always clearly delineate contemporary feminism from women in general.............even though contemporary feminist's overwhelmingly fail in that process, and truly believe that they speak on behalf of the entirety of women.

Respect women, not (contemporary) feminists.

 

[CM86]

Feminism is sexist in its current incarnation so nothing wrong with what was written.

How long has feminism in its "current incarnation" or contemporary feminism existed?

Have women created, built, invested or sacrificed anything while the above has existed?

Or was it just men?

 

[Snake_Baker]

Please don't fall in to this reductionist bullshit people.

It kills intelligent discussion.

 

[La Dolce Vita]

That seems a bit sexist.

Where did you get that definition from?

Sexist ? Another false allegation

Whenever a feminist lately squeals about ‘equality’ it nearly always follows the above definition

 

[CM86]

Sexist ? Another false allegation

Whenever a feminist lately squeals about ‘equality’ it nearly always follows the above definition

Yep. I don't believe only men did it all.

If these feminists you're talking about exist... then they've been sitting back waiting for men and women to do it all, rather than just men, right?

I think Snake actually got a similar impression from your post. Which is why he tried to clarify your point.

Feminism definition of equality: sit back do nothing, wait for men to create build invest sacrifice and risk all then demand equal outcomes ( only when it’s beneficial) just because

It's important to note that women have also made significant contributions in many areas

 

[romeohwho]

Crickets every time. They're more likely to wear one just to tell everyone how sexy they can look and at how accepting they are. They couldn't give a s**t about the real issues.

Certainly seems to be a human rights issue. Am assuming most posters on this thread would like to send a letter off, regardless of where one’s sympathies lie.